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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1938
Page
10
The article explains how social security tax returns must reflect wages by period of work or payment. It details quarterly reporting rules for monthly or weekly payrolls and notes that even in zero payroll quarters, a return must be filed. It emphasizes ongoing employer status regardless of payments.
Major Robert H. Cowan raised nearly 5000 for a Boys Club building with pool gym and shop for 600 youths in High Point. By Tuesday he needs 1800 to clear debts and fund winter programs including music classes and reading facilities for Johnny and Donald and others.
Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell blames NC highway accidents 25 percent higher than the national average on narrow roads and uneven dirt shoulders carrying heavy traffic. He calls the system incomplete and inadequately designed for current speeds and loads, urging a safer, better regulated system and speed limits supported by public opinion.
The speaker argues funds are needed to keep youths from crime by providing recreation. Without it, kids may drift into petty theft and later serious offenses, costing the state vast sums. The Boys' Club is praised for its role and a plea for $1,800 to support Johnny and Donalds.
The seventh in a series of chemistry theses from Greensboro College has been published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The article titled Some isomeric Hexanola is by Dr. P. M. Ginnings, head of the chemistry department, and Ruth Webb of Oxford, a 1938 graduate.
The city consumes about 960 million gallons of water each day, highlighting the scale of urban water management in New York.
Dust catchers use flush type steel or wood mouldings to eliminate dual catching corners and improve thoroughness of homework. Funds for this home improvement can be obtained from institutions making insured loans under the FHA plan.
A report notes transparent resin derived from coal in England promises one third the weight of glass and shatter resistance. Engineers highlight potential use in industry and construction and discuss production feasibility amid novelty.
An existing home can be insulated with mineral or glass wool without undue inconvenience. Small sections of exterior walls are removed and fleecy rock wool is blown into the space between the walls using a hose or blower.
Report finds nearly 9,000,000 French women earn a living, with about 2,000,000 managing their own farms.
The text notes cotdéon fibers resemble flattened hairs with a natural twist key to spinnability. It also describes Seri Indians of the Gulf of California living without agriculture, subsisting on sea birds eggs fish turtles and game, and having no hens.
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