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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1943
Page
2
In Washington on July 20 the Treasury said it will persist with a campaign promoting voluntary savings regardless of Congress debating a compulsory savings plan. Officials noted the compulsory lend program could not fulfill financing needs and emphasized continued fiscal outreach.
A. B. Miller of Richfield built bonfires among his five acre orchard during killing freezes in April and again days later. He kept fires burning for 22 hours, saving his trees and producing a bumper crop estimated at up to 1000 bushels valued at 3 to 5 dollars per bushel with costs around 100 dollars. County Agent P. H. Satterwhite highlights Miller as a sample for potential statewide yield.
A la broche means food cooked on a skewer lyonnaise indicates chopped onions and parsley soubise flavoring with onion. Withholding tax yields about $50.20 to $50.40 depending on method. a gadget warns pilots to increase oxygen intake at high altitude.
Report describes a vast Polish underground network with near 300 newspapers and courts that sentence and execute enemies, while officials may step into leadership after the war. It notes a Warsaw incident involving a German chief of social services and a hidden gun, and cites London-sanctioned actions through the Polish government in exile.
Senator Murray of Montana endorses Roosevelt for a fourth term saying he cannot be denied renomination and re election. He argues wartime leadership and the production program kept the Allies advancing while isolationists urged surrender to Hitler.
The treasury condemns compulsory war bonds as a form of forced lending arguing it would resemble a tax and unfairly burden the least able to pay. Ted R. Gamble notes the plan cannot meet wartime needs and warns against substituting compulsory saving for required funding. President Roosevelt seeks 18 billion from taxes and compulsory savings, while leaders resist higher direct taxes.
Senator Burton of Ohio calls for government buyout of principal food crops and resale at below ceiling prices as an alternative to price roll back subsidies. He cites potential lower overall costs than subsidies though exact totals remain unknown. Kilgore counters for subsidies limited to transportation to ease living costs.
Florida's potato shortage is declared over by the OPA district information officer Robert C. Marshall. Reports show reversed conditions with Irish spuds now plentiful, coming from North Carolina and Virginia after a weeks long scarcity.
The program can separate workers who have rising incomes from those on fixed salaries and those affected by debts or prior obligations. It also differentiates between multiple earners in a family and sole breadwinners. The criteria focus on income growth, debt, and family employment status.
Unclear OCR fragment lists a radio program schedule with references to Basters Hou and Kiddies sketches. Mentions Archie Andrews and various segments including news and music. Date July 20 appears. times and names are garbled.
A fragmented listing of radio programs and times including music, talk, and news segments. Entries mention The Victory Reporter, The Kew Reporter, and various shows such as Lonley Women, Light of the World, and News of the World, with scattered times and program names across a chaotic afternoon grid.
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