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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1943

Page

5

Leaders Expect Roosevelt to Sign Pay As You Earn Tax Plan

Senate moves to final approval of a compromise pay as you go tax measure with President Roosevelt expected to sign or let become law. The plan shifts taxes to be paid as income is earned via 20 percent payroll levy or quarterly estimates, with large abatements and new due dates for 1943 1944 1945.

Washington Senate Roosevelt Congress Knutson R-Minn

Henry Ford Named Head Of His Firm

Henry Ford was elected president of the Ford Motor Company succeeding Edsel Ford who died last week. New officers include Charles E. Sorensen as vice president, B J Craig as vice president and treasurer, H L Moekle as secretary and assistant treasurer, and H E Schlechter as assistant secretary and treasurer. Directors elected feature Henry Ford, Henry Ford II, Benson Ford, Mrs Eleanor Ford, and others with new members Mrs Edsel Ford Bennett Bricker Craig and Rausch.

Detroit Henry Ford Ford Motor Company Edsey Bryant Ford Charlies E. Sorensen B. J. Craig H. L. Moekle E. Schlechter Henry Ford I Benson Ford Charles E. Sorensen Eleanor Ford Edsel Ford Harry H. Bennett M. L. Bricker R. R. Rausch Henry Ford II Bennett Bricker Craig Rausch Long Ford Willow Run Rouge Ford Organization

Funeral Rites for Robert Wood Jones Held at Zion Church

Robert Wood Jones died at his home Friday evening near Thomasville. The funeral was at Zion Reformed church Tuesday at 2 PM, with Rev. C. E. Ridge presiding. Pallbearers listed, choir performances noted, interment in the family church cemetery.

Robert Wood Jones Enterprise Thomasville Zion Reformed Church C. E. Ridge Pleasant Grove Method Mr. Jones Burgess Moris Willie Walker Eddie Payne B. E. Kennedy J. F. Myers J. Vann Cashatt

Church notices and a Memorial Day tribute

Community groups meet at local churches with schedules for tonight and Thursday. Obituary notes James McGriff, 65, funeral at Church of God on Gurley Street Thursday at 2 with burial at Odd Fellows Cemetery. survivors listed. Memorial Day parade organizers thank participants for a grand success.

John McLean American Legion H. M. Kirkpatrick Alex Peebles John Pennington

Negro Combat Pilots Arrive in Africa for Training

Allied Headquarters in North Africa reports American Negro combat fliers have arrived to join the aerial war, with veteran Tunisian campaign pilots instructing the newcomers in advanced tactics before the unit goes into action. Also notes ceiling prices on used bed springs in North Carolina from $3.50 to $6.50 as war measures.

North Africa Raleigh North Carolina Office of Price Administration

East Davidson Sends 150 Men to Camp Croft

About 150 men from eastern Davidson left Thomasville by bus for final Army service examinations at Camp Croft S C on June 2. Those passing will receive a 14 day furlough before active duty. The list includes Oscar Martin Smith William F Wardlaw Carroll Epps Laws Alton W Clodfelter Grady Clay Berrier and many others, plus Ensign Adam Lee Gibson Jr a Notre Dame graduate and former War Department employee.

Thomasville Davidson Camp Croft S. C Oscar Martin Smith William F. Wardlaw Carroll Epps Laws Alton W. Clodfelter Grady Clay Berrier Clyde Charlie Griffin Jacob Grady Kaney Walter H. Daniels Aaron Pliskin Carl Leon Beck Benjamin J. May, Jr Thomas FE. Harrison Hugh Elvin Poole Eddison Howie Lewis Edward Hall Raymond Ralph Crews Lucian Elmer Hiatt George Hubert Teague William Ray Ward Christopher C. Segars Ralph Kerner Hiatt Raeford Harmon Murphy, Jr David Earl Pleasants Jesse Rufus Tucker, Jr Edward Luther Carr Troy Lee Curry Charles Franklin Gilliam Charles Edward Batten Wiley Jarrell Frank Clifton Rothrock Herbert Edward Overcash Garland Walter Alford Roy Lee Holder William Cleveland Myers, Jr Raymond Leo Jarrett Joseph Briles Johnson James Thomas Davis George Wesleyton Raymond Ulysses Fowler Clifford Coggins Roy Franklin Hedrick William Gowans Cooke Virgil Hill Myers Everett Hunt Dolan Rayvon Wright John Woodrow Atchison Badger Barfield Kinlaw Norman Vance Dolan Hunter Batton Robert Lee Everhart, Jr James Ostin King Alfred Eanes McDowell Robert Lee Shuford Samuel Brown Williams George Fugene Carter William Herman Crawford Rufus Victor Griffin Benjamin Dallas Hicks Raeford Ward Carroll Everett Monroe Grayson Henry Lee Lambeth Joseph Andrew Louga Loyd Henry Easter Walter Lee Childress Charles Mod Embler Otis Ray Lawson Jack Kearns Cameron Billie Lee Sechrist Harvey Carlous Crouse Carlis Harden Clinard Albert Paul Hunt David Harrison Shuler Harvey Lee Grubb Herbert Austin Lloyd James William Shillinglaw Lindley Clayton Pope Kenneth Druid Snider Thomas Edward Swaim Columbus Fred Hughes James William Stephens Charlie Austin Tuttle Eugene Gayen Rollins Raymond Howard Bayne Nixon Ingram Bingham Charlie Sanford Garrett Fred Reece Hepler Frank Zebedee Wilson Joseph Odell Harrison Jesse Nolan Lanier Lollie Franklin Hinkle, Jr Olin Victory Hedrick George Edward Manuel Roy Emmanuel Hill Luther Manuel Wilson Brice Hicks Chester Lee Gordon, Jr William Darrell Hedrick Ira Gordon Farly Miles Marion Workman Bernard Raymond Baugh John Calvin Russell Lee Charles Elmore William Raeford Warner Rayford Linville Whitley Donald Eugene Gray Roger Walter McGee Joe Snider Adam Lee Gibson, Jr A. Lee Gibson Oakwood Court U. S. Naval Reserve Midshipmen's School Notre Dame High Point College War Department Greenville

Jacob L. Green Dies In Hospital Winston-Salem

Jacob Lester Green 62 of Kernersville route one died in a Winston-Salem hospital at 3 25 am after a period of declining health. A longtime farmer and Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church member he is survived by his mother two daughters two brothers a sister and five grandchildren. Services begin at his daughter's home then move to Abbotts Creek Church with interment in the church cemetery.

James McGriff Gurley Street Church of God Archie Melvin Nora McGriff High Point J. B. McGriff Winston-Salem Angusius Rock Hill H. T. Starr Hairlips Funeral Odd Fellows Cemetery N. C Jacob Lester Green Kernersville Route One Davidson County C. A. Green Emma Blair Green Abbotts Creek Missionary Baptist Church Floyd Teague High Point Road Teaguetown B. A. Mitchell Floyd J. Teague R. N. Pulliam R. W. Green Fred C. Green John Spurgeon

Revenue gains in North Carolina collector report

Charles H. Robertson, U S Internal Revenue Collector for North Carolina, announced receipts of 49 166 072 58 for the last month, up from 36 610 780 54 in May 1942. In Wisconsin at least 18 towns and cities are reported debt free.

Greensboro Charles H. Robertson U. S. Internal Revenue North Carolina Wisconsin

Washington workers face widening private life investigations

A Washington insider claims more than 20 agencies probe federal employees personal histories, with wiretaps and FBI file-building surpassing prior levels. White House, Treasury, Civil Service, and several bureaus conduct thorough inquiries, while committees and the Public Buildings Administration duplicate reviews. A veteran federal worker notes multiple agency probes within months.

Washington Uncle Sam United States FBI Secret Service Treasury Department White House Bureau of Standards Bureau of Engraving Capitol Police Congressional Public Buildings Administration

Investigators Debate Federal Worker Checks in Apartment Row

The writer notes inquiries by investigators about federal workers living in a single apartment building. With about 3,000,000 federal employees nationwide, questions rise on creating a central clearance system. Some officials fear a Gestapo-like scenario where investigators must monitor the investigators.

Gestapo

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