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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1943
Page
3
A column discusses Senate objections to Ed Flynn and a broader push to curb Washington influence. It cites Hatch Act concerns, labor and management hiring shifts, price administration decentralization, and industry reactions. The piece also covers wartime staffing, civilian suffering, and European theater updates.
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across multiple time slots detailing drama, serials, news, and music programs. It includes Portia Faces Life, Hop Harrigan, Captain Midnight, Jack Armstrong, Amos and Andy, Dancing Music Orchestra, World War news, and wartime commentary with many network and local variations.
The MecNutt Wickard joint announcement to recruit 3.5 million volunteers from stores and urban vocations to farm sparks dismay among dirt farming authorities. They warn of ignorance among amateurs, urging trained workers instead and recalling a failed 300000 Mexican labor import experiment.
Raleigh reports July 1 1942 to January 25 1943 income tax receipts totaling 5 410 361 dollars, over 2 million more than the same period a year earlier. Full fiscal 1941 42 collections reach 22 552 439 dollars with 26 300 000 projected for 1942 43. Governor Broughton also invites Cordell Hull to address a joint session at Pinehurst.
The instruction defines the credit for dependents as based on actual financial dependency, not merely legal status. It applies to those under 18 or incapable of self support, with support exceeding one half the dependent’s needs. No relation required, but only dependent periods when supported by the taxpayer count. Credits vary by filing form and months of dependency.
Eight Navy sailors were promoted for outstanding duty in action with the Pacific fleet. Among them are Joseph Pierce Lewis and Clyde Davis Upehurch, both named with new ratings and next of kin. Lewis, 23, from Asheville, NC, is now a boat swain's mate second class, wife Mrs. Ruby Estelle Lewis of San Francisco. Upehurch, 28, listed as ship sitter first class, wife Mrs. Clara Williams Upehurch of Buses Creek, N. G.
The Virginia Lincoln Furniture Corporation plant in Marion burned to the ground early Thursday, with damage over a million dollars. Eight dwellings and fight buildings were destroyed. 850 workers were employed in the furniture division. Firefighters from six nearby departments aided, the airplane division was saved. Charles and John D. Lincoln did not announce rebuilding plans.
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