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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1953

Page

5

State Income Tax Drives Half of North Carolina Revenue

North Carolina relies on its state income tax for about half of the general fund. The fiscal year ending June 30 saw roughly 79 million dollars collected from individuals and earned income taxes, with special classifications reducing the total. Exemptions apply to service members and nonresident military on bases, while civilian employees on bases pay taxes. Retirement income has exemptions, with specific rules for disability, veterans, and war pensions. Dividends from savings and credit unions are fully taxable, while corporation dividends follow state tax share. Deductions include alimony, dependency credits, and varying exemptions for custodial parents and children dependents.

Raleigh North Carolina General Fund National Guard Building and Loan Federal Savings and Loan Associations Tar Heels The Revenue Department

False Teeth Get More Comfort with FASTEETH Pasteeth

FASTEETH powder provides firmer denture support without a gummy taste or paste feel. It reduces plate odor and helps with eating and talking, advertised as a pleasant alkaline denture powder available at drug stores.

Johns Hopkins Science Review Proves Popular On TV

The Johns Hopkins Science Review marks its sixth year on television in the United States and Canada. The half hour program, created by Lynn Poole, airs Mondays at 8 30 p.m. Eastern on Du Mont public service. It covers current developments in science from astronomy to zoology with on site medical demonstrations and a factual, tasteful approach.

New York Johns Hopkins Science Review United States Montreal Toronto Canada Lynn Poole Johns Hopkins University WAAM Baltimore DuMont TV Network Poole Science Review Chicago

Malenkov Tells Russia's Plans at Lenin Mausoleum Funeral

Stalin will be embalmed in the same secret process as Lenin. Leaders from China, Britain, France, Italy, Iran, Belgium, Finland, Czechoslovakia, East and West Germany attend as the coffin is carried from the building to a gun carriage for the funeral in Red Square. The American delegation includes the charge d affaires and military attaches.

Russia Chopin Chou En-Lai China Harry Pollit Great Britain Jacques Duclos France Palmiro Togliatti Italy Iran Belgium Finland Klement Gottwald Czechoslovakia Otto Grotewohl Communist Party Max Reimann Spiro Koleka Albania Turkey Red Square Moscow Lenin Stalin Jacob Beam U.S

Stalin Buried Next to Lenin and Mausoleum Funeral

Stalin was buried beside Lenin as generals and admirals followed the gun carriage through Red Square. Malenkov Beria Molotov and other presidium members delivered orations before pallbearers carried the coffin into Lenin's mausoleum amid drums and muted bugle music. American diplomats observed the ceremony as troops stood at attention.

Budenny Stalin Order of Socialist Labor Malenkov Presidium Includin L Lenin Diplomatic Corps Jacob D. Bean Beria Molotov Lazar Kaganovich Anastas Mikoyan N. S. Khrushchev N. M. Shvernik

High Noon Tops Film Daily Poll as Best Movie of 1952

Critics and commentators in Film Daily’s annual poll named High Noon the best film of 1952. The western, featuring Gary Cooper Grace Kelly and Katy Jurado, marks the first western in 22 years to win the top rating in the trade publication.

New York Film Daily Gary Cooper Grace Kelly Katy Jurado

Senator Johnson seeks answer on color TV delay

Sen Ed W Johnson of Colorado asks why the public cannot obtain color television now. He urges the Commerce Committee to summon the FCC and manufacturers to explain the holdback and the public benefits. CBS blames federal action for delaying color sets and notes a potential $60 price target with mass production.

Washington Edwin C. Johnson Colorado Democrat Senate Commerce Committee Charles W. Tobey R-N.h Johnson Federal Communications Commission Columbia Broadcasting System Theovernment National Reduction Authority CBS CBS Fcc Tobey

Stock Market Snapshot With Many Downgrades and 1933 Remark

A historical note shows stock prices across U S firms at 1 p m EST with numerous percentages for American Can American Sugar Coca Cola General Electric General Motors Bethlehem Steel and others. The document closes with a sentence recalling that for two months in 1933 the U S had no living ex president between Coolidge's death and Hoover's retirement.

New York Atlantic Coast Line Baltimore & Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel Chesapeake & Ohio Coca Cola General Motors Goodrich XD Goodyear See Gulf Oil SPP Central Interchemical Corp International Harvester International Nickel International T & T Johns-Manville Damoore Monsanto Packard Paramount Pictures Seaboard Sears Roebuck Ee Southern Co Southern Railway Seee Standard Oil P ’ Studebaker Seesess EO Cot Ds Ccreeens Union Carbide U S Pipe & FF U Ss Rubber Eee Eens IU Ss Steel Pedeesesceeseeeeses Warner Bros Western Union Westinghouse Air Bke Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Ee Eee Coolidge Hoover United States

Supreme Court To Get Racial Issue Again

The Supreme Court opens a term with potential rulings on school segregation in public education. Five cases from December challenge constitutionality of segregation while most opinions are anticipated later this term. The court also weighs a 1951 $50 gambling stamp tax case and Michigan Communist subversion laws.

Supreme Court Congress Joseph Kahiiger Philadelphia Michigan Pat McCarran D-Nev

GOP Leaders Seek to Bar Tax Cut Push on Loyalty

House Republican leaders urge party loyalty to block Rep. Daniel Reed from forcing an early floor vote on his 10 percent income tax cut bill. Reed threatens to bypass the Rules Committee and bring it to the floor as a privileged measure, risking crippling amendments. Leaders aim to delay action until May while Eisenhower-era resistance to tax reductions lingers.

Washington House Daniel A. Reed Reed House Rules Committee Ways and Means Rules Committee Leo Allen Allen Eisenhower

Engineer Finally Gets Around to Marriage

William Cross aged 43 and Meta Gibbs aged 39 married after a 22 year delay. Cross said his engineering work kept him moving so they could not wed earlier, and the couple honeymooned in Falls City Nebraska after the ceremony conducted by County Judge Albert Maust.

Falls City Neb William Cross Meta Gibbs Cross Albert Maust Miss Gibbs

Colchester Linked to Mythic Old King Cole Heritage

In Colchester, Essex, England, locals claim the town as the historic home of the legendary Old King Cole, tying the figure to regional folklore and ancient royal legends.

Colchester Essex Eng Cole

Tragedy at Alabama Crossing Kills Two Children

At a crossing in Moundville Alabama a pickup lunge into a 55 mph freight train killed Benjamin Perry 15 and Jean 16. Engineer H P Hassell 50, who had waved at the youths, could not be blamed. The victims grew up near the track and had a friendly relation with the engineer.

Moundville Ala Southern Railway System Benjamin Perry Jean H. Paul Hassell Gillispie Hassell Meridian Miss Birmingham

Oldest Civil War Vet Fights for Life in Rochester

In Rochester New York the nation's oldest Civil War veteran James A Hard lay near death as his condition shifted from fair to poor. Doctors note the 110 year old’s battle has surprised caregivers after his right leg was amputated a week earlier and his strength remains stubbornly high despite failing health.

Rochester N. Y James A Hard

Communist radio show fails to move South Korean troops

In Korea, a Sunday night broadcast to South Korean forces opened with loudspeakers playing music and a voice urging soldiers not to fire. The Allied artillery then ceased fire as the show ended without swaying the audience.

Central Front Korea

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