Congress Proposes Sweeping Tax Bill For War Revenue
Congress advances a huge wartime revenue bill with Morgenthau seeking about 30 billion yearly, a sales tax eyed as essential. Senate finance panel trims profits tax while proposing a five percent victory levy, broader income tax base cuts, and medical expense deductions to ease the tax load.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
House
Les Than
Treasury
George
D-Ga
Herring
Iowa
Radcliffe
D-Md
Clark
D-Mo
Johnson
D-Cole
Negro held for rape in Camden court action
John Henry Lee a 19 year old Negro was docketed for trial in Superior Court before Judge J Paul Frizzele on first degree burglary and rape charges. The indictment followed a September 26 break into a white woman’s home after her husband left for work. Lee has been held in Raleigh for safekeeping since his arrest. A jury was being selected after the grand jury handed down the indictment. Motorists in Cuba may buy gasoline only at the ration designated station per the Department of Commerce ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
John Henry Lee
J. Paul Frizzele
Lee
Raleigh
Bus Line Franchises Hinges On Ten Year Damages
Raleigh report on a joint hearing for a Greensboro Fayetteville Bus lines franchise from High Point to Charleston. Evidence centers on insurance payments for a wreck ten years prior to show grandfather rights under interstate rules. Atlantic Greyhound Lines contests the claim, while Greyhound asserts its past operation and a wreck by its bus. Proceedings involve ICC, North Carolina Utility Commission and South Carolina Railroad Commission with a Charleston hearing to follow on local convenience and necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Sere Sepe Presea Se Auen Tee Oway City Coach Company
Greensboro-Fayetteville
High Point
Charleston
S. C
Rockingham
Cheraw
Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Queen City
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Carolina Utility Commission
South Carolina Railroad Commission
P. T. A. To Meet At Leonard Street School
The Leonard Street School PT A will hold its first meeting of the year tonight at o'clock. All parents and patrons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Street School
Pt.a
Henry Staton Enlists in United States Army
Henry Staton of West Street and son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Staton entered the United States Army last Saturday. He was one of six men mentioned in a Sunday column, but an error led to his name not appearing in the selectee list.
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Henry Staton
Henry, Staton
Jesse Staton
West Street
United States Army
L W Torrence of Lowell NC Dies at 99
L W Torrence of Lowell North Carolina died Monday morning in a Gastonia hospital at age 99 years and 6 months. He leaves a granddaughter, three grandsons, and one sister Mrs Cornelia Tate of High Point aged 86. Funeral service will be held Wednesday in Belmont, North Carolina.
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L. W. Torrence
Lowell
North Carolina
Gastonia
Torrence
Lama Tillman
Cornelia Tate
East Commerce Street
High Point
Belmont
N.C
Revival Service at Immanuel Baptist Church Tonight
The Reverend Parks of Danville Virginia leads a revival at Immanuel Baptist Church delivering a sermon titled The Man Of The Flour. He preaches tonight continuing a series of revival messages appealing for spiritual renewal.
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Immanuel Baptist Church
Parks
Danville
Virginia
Radio Programs A Tuesday Oct 6 Evening Schedule
An archival radio grid lists program times from 5:45 PM to after 3:00 AM ET with serials variety shows news and music. Notable items include Front Page Farrell Captain Midnight Emma Utero Frank Sinatra songs War Overseas reports War News and World News, plus Amos and Andy and Fred Waring programs and Red Skelton.
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Farrell
Ben Bernla
Cbs Dance Orchestra
Denver
Nbe Western Five
Flint
Weavers
Avas
Aohs-Wayer
Jochs Hasebani
Emma Utero
Ube Wack Armishung
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Biu-Ba Waptain
War and World News of Today
Fred Warning
Easy Aces
Blu Amos
Asdy
Sketen
Cbs
Nbe
Aeen
Harry James
Dhs
Tae
Soriny
Hollywood
Earl Godwin
Cbs Basic Music For
America
Gould
Lum
Abner
Horace Heldt
Ed Gardner
Nbc
Tammer Fees
Betty Lou
Mhehacin
Os McGea
Moally
Bon Hope
Raymond G. Swing
John B. Hughes
bin Nance Music Orchestra
Red Skelton & Company
Paul Schubert
Mbs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Mary Small
Chs
Dance Music Orchestra
Nbe-Eas
Fred Waring Raneat
Nbe-Wee
J—Blu
Cis
Family travelers return from Atlantic City funeral
Street has returned from Atlantic City where she visited her sister Mrs Curtis Hood of Newark New Jersey Private Curtis Hood of Camp Crift and Mr and Mrs David Alston of Detroit have returned after attending the funeral of their relative the late Mrs J E Evans
Stone Dies. Former Henderson Mayor Mark Stone Dead at 66
Mark H. Stone 66 longtime public affairs leader and former Henderson mayor died yesterday. He served three terms as mayor two decades ago and chaired the Vance County Democratic Executive Committee and County Board of Education. He is survived by two sons. In other news, U.S. manufacturers delivered a record volume of machine tools in the first seven months of this year per the Department of Commerce.
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Henderson
Mark H. Stone
Vance County
Democratic Executive Committee
County Board of Education
United States
Department of Commerce
Negro theater porter held in slaying case in New Brunswick
A 26 year old Black theater porter James Swan was detained for questioning in the brutal killing of 20 year old Marvin Oliver found nude and battered behind a New Brunswick movie house. Prosecutor John A Lynch said Swan admitted his initial story was false and bloodstained clothing was found near Swan's home. The owner Max Jelin said Swan claimed he was attacked by three men in the theater lounge the night Oliver died. Police linked blood traces from a women’s restroom to the case as the probable crime scene.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Marvin Oliver
John A. Lynch
Mddlesex County
James Swan
Max Jelin
Swan
Miss Oliver
John
Frank W. Masterson
Oliver
J H Caldwell Rites Wednesday
James H Caldwell 76 died after a weeklong illness at his Winston Salem home. A requiem mass will be said at St Leo s Catholic Church at 10 a m. He retired in 1932 as manager of the Standard Oil branch here after moving from Durham in 1907 where he was a Southern Railway freight agent for 16 years. Surviving are his widow two daughters Annie Graham and Nellie Caldwell and a son Gowan I Caldwell news editor. The polar bear s young were born during hibernation.
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Winston-Salem
St. Leo's Catholic Church
James H. Caldwell
Standard Oil Company
Durham
Southern Railway Company
Annie Graham
Nellie Caldwell
Winston- Salem
Gowan
Caldwell
The
Winston-Salem Journal
Guilford County Realty Transfers In Many Townships
Realty transfers across Guilford County include C M Raper to H W Stroy Jot on Welch Drive in High Point Township. J Mebane to G C Haird and wife on Roland Park. J B Swaim as executor others. Bettie E Rieves to A W Fodney and wife in Fentress. Robert V Cobb to Peter Cobb in Rock Creek. L C Pegram to C C Pegram adjoining Pitts and with others. C O Martin to Maggie Scout in Friendship. Earle Waddleton to Ons4 Siddie in Oak Ridge. G Luck to A H Caviness and wife in Gilmer. J Scott to Jessie Cary Andrews and wife near Hailey. Mat Young to Mattie Ellery in Latham. Tr C Greeson to K CGreen and wife in Clay. etc.
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High Point
C. M. Raper
H. W. Stroy
Welch Drive
John Mebane
G. C. Haird
Roland Park
J. B. Swaim
Francenila Haynes
Guilford
Cecil Burton
R. L. Huxble
Dillon
Fentress
Bettie E. Rieves
A. W. Fodney
Rieves
Rock Creek
Robert V. Cobb
Peter Cobb
Cobb
Deep River Township
L. C. Pegram
C. C. Pegram
Pitts
CG. C. Gram
Beeson
C. O. Martin
Maggie Scout
R. A
R. A. Hairston Land, Oak Ridge Township
Earle Waddleton
Siddie
Pass
Gilmer Township
Luck
A. H. Caviness
McAdoo Heights
G. ¢. Ludlot
John Scott
Jessie Cary Andrews
Haley
Mat Young
Mattie Ellery
Latham
Clay Township
C. Greeson
K. CG. Green
May
Exports rise for United States merchandise in five months
The Department of Commerce reports exports of U.S. merchandise during the first five months of the year valued at 4,025,668,000 dollars, up 64 percent from the same period in 1941. The advance reflects expanded wartime trade and industrial output, with increased shipments to allied nations and growing demand for military and strategic materials during the early World War II period.
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United States
Department of Commerce
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