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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
8
Little change in temperature tonight across North Carolina and South Carolina with calm conditions. Winds remain light as skies stay mostly clear and mild overnight.
The article explains continued tax relief actions, noting a $3,200 cap and higher allowances for dependents. It states 24 percent of taxpayers pay about 60 percent of income taxes and that above the relief level these taxpayers would not be placed on current basis and would file two tax returns yearly.
Foundry moved heat and serial numbers from rejected castings and repaired them before returning to Packard with new numbers. Indictment lists John L Schmeller Frank Schmeller Edward Schmeller James C Helm Otto M St John Robert W Chrysler and Benjamin Prudenza as defendants. Seven counts allege the castings were made defectively to hinder wartime efforts.
American and British forces push along the Tunisian front with gains at Chouigui, Diebel Achkel, and near Lake Achkel. U. S. detachments cross the Tine river and seize heights while French troops press Zaghouan amid minefields. An air offensive hits shipping. Captain Gable reports first Flying Fortress raid success.
Market headlines show varied moves with notable shifts in several key indices. Traders monitor volume as prices swing amid uncertain economic signals and earnings guidance.
London recorded noon Moscow bulletin cites Soviet gains northeast of Novorossisk with continued front line fighting. Artillery hit over 50 German positions and several blockhouses while two German tanks were knocked out. German radio claimed flank attempt with Rostov water-borne troops and losses of barges and boats in the Sea of Azov region.
Philip Pearl, editor of the AFL weekly News Service, says the WLB is in trouble after being undermined by the President and Byrnes who allegedly struck a fatal blow to its power and prestige. He credits UMW leader Lewis with outmaneuvering the administration and questions the board's recovery.
A Soviet leader argues against American majorities doubting Soviet stance. He claims Germany aims to wedge the United Nations. The remarks follow Stalin's letter to a New York Times Moscow correspondent about Poland, advocating a strong independent Polish state after the war.
A U S Navy report credits a submarine skipper with successful attacks on three Japanese ships before dying as he ordered take her down during a night Pacific action. He rode the conning tower to his death to save the crew after being wounded. The piece notes the incident amid other wartime commentary.
Daphnee Sylvia works as a waitress but remains bound by a screen contract. She continues in the cafe kitchen kneading dough while reportedly frozen on her job by a WMC order.
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