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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1951
Page
2
Leslie Gould explains new capital gains tax rules and how they alter offsets between short and long term gains and losses. The piece uses examples showing when taxpayers save this year versus next year and notes potential pitfalls for investors navigating the revised rates and regulations.
Washington dispatch notes that the White House news security order may be modified after editorial criticism. Reporters fear the real danger lies in lax press vigil allowing broader censorship and potential coverups through security stamps on files. White House spokesmen stress the order will survive until rescinded.
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke twice to a crowded tabernacle and street crowd estimated at 13 000 within hearing distance as he urged peace and missionary effort worldwide. He warned of eternal judgment and the need for Christ in a broadcast friendly sermon. The Crusade will resume Tuesday night at 7 30.
Price Stabilizer Michael V. DiSalle stated in a National Broadcasting Co. interview on the American Forum that he will not hurry to learn Congress’s stance on price controls after the 1952 election. The remarks reflect ongoing debate over postwar economic policy.
CAIRO The Leftist weekly reports a British tank missing in the Canal Zone amid operations to root out arms. A British Army officer says no such incident has been confirmed though the paper notes limited weapons found. British patrols ring a village near Ismailia as troops search for weapons.
Recreation leaders from North Carolina towns converge on Winston for the annual North Carolina Recreation Society meeting. City recreation officials from across the state will attend through Thursday, with J. R. Curry Jr. of Durham’s Children's Museum slated to attend.
Early locomotives carried stacks of baled hay to protect the passengers in case the boiler exploded.
The message explains standard time adjustments: Central subtract one hour, Mountain subtract two hours. It notes local stations may alter relay test times and that last minute program changes cannot be included. It indicates no further updates or scheduling changes are provided.
A dense listing of broadcast programs across channels WBTV WFMY and others. Entries include news reels dramas comedies and variety shows with times from 4:30 pm to 11:30 pm and features on actors hosts and upcoming specials.
Senator Pat McCarran of Nevada remains seriously ill after a heart attack suffered a week ago. Doctors at St. Mary’s Hospital report he is responding to treatment but not yet out of danger. physician Dr A L Stadeherr cautions prognosis is uncertain.
Greensboro hosts a statewide Republican Club session with State GOP Chairman James M. Baley of Marshal as keynote speaker and Piedmont club president Herbert F. Seawell Jr. of Carthage presiding.
A reception in the Asheville city auditorium marks the close of another day of United Daughters of the Confederacy activity. About 800 delegates attend the 28th annual meeting with several hundred more to register tonight.
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