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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1936
Page
11
J. S. Seidman explains the 1936 United States income tax law changes. Net personal tax remains 4 percent. dividends lose exemption and face normal tax plus surtax. new undistributed profits tax adds to corporate liabilities alongside normal, excess profits, and other taxes.
The speaker praises the calm conduct of the second primary, noting no harsh feelings or disorders among voters or officials. He urges strict adherence to election rules and responsible duty by all involved to maintain orderly polls.
A short recipe describes grinding one percent cups of poked ham to a paste with mayonnaise and mustard. A slice of American cheese is placed on each turnover before topping with the ham mixture.
An 18 acre high bearing apple tree from Westminster England, one year old, raised from seed, produced four apples with a combined weight of 6 12 pounds.
Delegates pressed for time to study the resolution during the league session. Emperor Haile Selassie, present, angrily protested the text as unacceptable and vowed to fight it in the assembly. Criticism focused on the omission of a direct nonrecognition of Italy's annexation.
In the county race Hoey won by 1 048 votes over Ralph W M Donald with Caffey third at 2085 Younce 1430 Ruthers 1308 Caveness 1076. High Point township backed Hoey 2423 in the first primary with a gain of about 300 in the second. Dr MacDonald had 1637 first primary votes and 1682 in yesterday’s ballot.
Samuel A Hoey, a Shelby lawyer and former editor, defeats a Shelby candidate to secure the state seat. Hoey began in printing at 13, served in the North Carolina House and Senate, was Western North Carolina assistant district attorney, and later joined the 66th Congress. He married Beasie Gardner in 1900 and has three children.
Charlies Stines a 60 year old Hot Springs laborer was fatally shot three times by Gus Nichols 35 a Black man after remonstrating over insulting remarks to Stines daughter. Nichols was arrested an hour later by Claude Huff.
In Guilford County a Papuan widow crawls from beneath her home each morning for a week to trace a stick drawn by a woman friend. Each night she remains outside a forbidden space as villagers observe a ritual linked to her loss. The U S Forest Service plans to use converted bombing methods to drop fire retardant chemicals to slow forest fires.
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