Tax survey finds no clear winners in southeastern state taxes
Raleigh report compares corporate taxes in North Carolina and five southeastern states. It finds tax rates are not the sole location factor and that internal capital structure and valuation heavily influence tax bills. Federal tax deductions mostly benefit the federal treasury.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Plannin
Harry Caldwell
Grange
Clarence Heer
N. C. University
Virginia
Georgia
High Point servicemen honored with discharges and commendations
In Fort Myer Virginia Fort Sill Oklahoma and Oak Ridge Tennessee soldiers from High Point are listed. George F Ingold Sgt Richard Garner and Culie B Woodall Jr are discharged or connected with notable units. Clyde W Briles receives honorable discharge after 35 months in the American theater.
STARTS CADET TRAINING LeaEe. Ga. Lt. Commander D. P. Welchel
Billy Lewis Boyles of 1210 Hamilton Street High Point leaves for Duke University this week to begin naval air cadet education. He was chosen in July after High Point High School graduation and has been on inactive duty awaiting November class enrollment as part of the navy V-5 pilot training program. Two High Point men serve in Korea with the Fifth Air Force service command. Privates First Class William Anderson and Pose L. Lawson Jr. recently entered Korea as part of the occupation forces, having previously supported Fifth Air Force fighters and bombers from Australia to Tokyo. They earned the Bronze Arrowhead for the May 18 1944 Wake Island assault wave amphibious landings.
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D. P. Welchel
Atlanta
Office of Naval Officer Rement
Billy Lewis Boyles
Hamilton Street
High Point
Duke University
Oung Boyles
High Point High School
Coleges
Navy
Korea
Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force Service Command
William Anderson
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Pose L. Lawson
P. L. Lawson
Willowbrook Street
Australia
Tokyo
Wake Island
Dutch New Guinea
Rites Held For Moses Oglesby In Guilford County
Moses Oglesby age 16 of 509 Meredith street died Saturday at Guilford county sanatorium. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Talmage Oglesby two sisters Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of Brooklyn and Lottie Oglesby two brothers James and Larcelle of Brooklyn Cecil and Matthew of High Point. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. Washington Terrace Congregational church with Rev. D. L. Poe. Body to Haizlip's Funeral home then to 509 Meredith street for viewing today at 5 p.m. until service.
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Moses Oglesby
Meredith Street
Guilford County Sanatorium
Talmage Oglesby
Dorothy Johnson
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lottie Oglesby
James
Larcelle
Cecil
Matthew
High Point
Washington Terrace Congregational Church
D. L. Poe
Haizlip
Alpha Art Club
Willard Barnes
Underhill Avenue
PTA Council
PTA
L. B. Hairlip
Vail Street
WIC
Ruth Pinnix
Kivett Drive
First Baptist
A. W. Waddell
First Baptist Church
Mars Hill
J. M
Beulah Tabernacle
ELKS
Mary Roper
East Washington Street
Susie Chandler
A. Brower
George Brower, Jr
Leon
Bobby Sharp
Virginia Lee Sims
Everett DeBerry
Sandra
Glenn Chavis
Truman
Lara Bennett
Elizabeth
Thomas Fair
Harold Gregory
Dean Brower
Benny Ingram
Billy Byrd
Ronald Bynum
Patricia Ann Young
A. M. E. Zion
Charles W N
St. Stephens A. M
Truman trip to North Carolina canceled relieves Capitol Square
Raleigh dispatch notes relieved reactions as news wires confirm President Truman’s planned visit to North Carolina was canceled. Officials faced blocked seat requests and lacked secret service checks while factions and potential candidates for Congress and the Senate note the change amid interstate traffic concerns and postponed Statesville Senate event plans.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Capitol Square
White House
Senate
Hugh Mitchell
Iredell
Hendersonville
Truman
Statesville
Charlotte
Leigh
Iredell Group
Peocet
Congress
United States Senate
Josiah W. Bailey
United States
Lawson Little Plans Return To Golf In December
Lawson Little, holder of British and U S amateur titles in 1934 and 1935 and 1940 U S Open champion, leaves Chicago for Monte Rey and says he will return to competitive golf for the Bing Crosby tournament at Del Mar, California, late in December.
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Little
GOLF
Chicago
Lawson Little
Navy
Monterey
Calif
Bing Crosby
del Mar
Hornsby declines Brewers job to coach Chicago youth
Rogers Hornsby, famed right handed hitter with a 358 lifetime average, refused the Milwaukee Brewers general manager post to remain as instructor at the Chicago Daily News baseball school for children. He said he can do more for promoting baseball with kids in Chicago than with a champion team.
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Hornsby
Joe Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Milwaukee
Brewers
Daily Double pays $1 380 90 at Pimlico for 36 tickets
Pimlico fans cashed a $1 380 90 daily double yesterday as Margus 27 30 ridden by S Challis and Patrician 108 60 with C Griggs combined to 36 holders. Also Florida race season forecast with Tropical Park raising purses to 2000 minimum and Gulfstream opening December 1. Benny Bengough named Phillies coach next year after stints with Yankees Browns and farm systems.
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Pimlico
Margus
S. Challis
Patrician
C. Griggs
Miami
Fila
Florida
Henry Li Straus
Tropical Park
Straus
Tropical
Gulfstream Track
Bengough
Philadelphia
Benny Bengough
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Washington Senators
Boston Braves
Yankee
Washington
Joplin
Only Indiana Unbeaten In Western Loop
CHICAGO October 30 This unprecedented Big Ten race sees Indiana the only unbeaten team in conference play though the Hoosiers must beat Minnesota and Purdue to claim the title Purdue Ohio State Michigan and Minnesota each have one league loss while Northwestern Ohio State and Minnesota loom in key clashes this weekend Indiana is idle.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
Hoosiers
Michigan
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Iowa
Pittsburgh
Great Lakes
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Marian Burrell
Miss Marian Burrell invites the public to a Hallowe en party at her home 602 Redding Street on Wednesday at 11 p.m. The event is open to all.
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Marian Burrell
Redding Street
American coaches to train Tokyo 8th Army officials
American civilian athletic coaches will run a school at Meiji stadium in Tokyo to train instructors for U S 8th Army athletic programs. The tentative start date is November 19.
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Tokyo
Yokohoma
Meiji Stadium
U. S. 8Th Army
Wartime Stamps Updated and Paint Thinner Substitute
Wheat era ration details list stamps like Red Stamps F1 Gl and Sugar No 38 with new validity dates including January 31 and December 31 1946 and November 1 or February 28 1946. It notes Shoes Airplane stamps Nos 1 2 3 4 now valid. Also mentions a turpentine substitute made from petroleum distillate for thinning paint due to turpentine costs.
Delinquency Topics Highlight North Carolina Welfare Meeting
Current developments in juvenile delinquency, case work practices, and the domestic relations commission dominated the second day of the public welfare institute in Raleigh. Talks covered medical care, state county welfare cooperation, and state hospital roles with speakers including Charles H. Miller Abigail Brownell Lora Lee Pederson and W E Church.
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Raleigh
Domestic Relations Commission
Public Welfare Institute of Social Welfare Workers
North
Medical Care Commission
Charles H. Miller
State Departments
Abigail Brownell
Lora Lee Pederson
Nashville, Tenn
School of Social Work
W. E. Church
Military Experts Urge Big Air Force For U. S.
Washington experts tell Congress that future wars will rely on a strong air force not a few atomic missiles. They warn the nation will be a prime target and urge dispersal of wartime plants and a large postwar aircraft production program.
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Washington
Congress
War
Navy
State and Commerce Departments
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Forsyth officials cited in clan of court and commission
Forsyth county clerk of superior court and chairman of the domestic relations commission are named in a reference to provincial or regional governance. The text also notes Canada accounts for more than 28 percent of the total area of the British Empire.
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Forsyth County
Superior Court
Domestic Relations Commission
Canada
British Empire
Football penalties spark coach complaints over back motion
New York sports column notes coaches from Army and Cleveland Rams protest back motion penalties as officials and game films are questioned. Steve Owen offers a corrective view on speedy backfield movement as teams adjust to calls.
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New York
Beterley
Army
Herman Hickman
Adam Walsh
Cleveland Rams
Steve Owen
Herman
Family Style joins Syracuse women bowling group
Seven year old Patti Gould of Fayetteville becomes the first girl to join the Syracuse women's bowling association this fall. Her mother grandmother and three aunts all bowl on the same team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse, N. Y
Patti Gould
Fayetteville
Freshman Jensen Misses Bus To Kansas State Game
Oklahoma U. football freshman Lester Jensen was left behind at Emporia station while the team traveled to Manhattan Kansas for the Kansas State game. Jensen began hitchhiking and nearly headed for Lawrence, thinking they were playing a Kansas team. Sooner scouts likely will review travel prep before the next game.
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Oklahoma U
Kansas State
Manhattan
Kas
Lester Jensen
Emporia
Lester
Lawrence
Kansas U
Jensen
Kansas
Shorts and Shells Washington buys Larry to tackle problem child
Washington acquired Larry to manage a difficult youth labeled a problem child. The move aims to address behavioral issues and integrate him into structured programs, signaling a strict, corrective approach within the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorts
Washington
Featherweight champ Willie Pep vs Paulie Jackson in Hartford tonight
The report notes Willie Pep returns to the ring after army service to face Paulie Jackson in Hartford Connecticut. Brunke from the Chatta Outlooks mentions Larry's mixed mound results and the question of his future role. Faurot discusses Missouri football coach duties as Fordham contract matters loom, while Don suggests Fordham must field stronger teams to entice a return.
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Brunke
Chatta
Larry
Ouield
Wiliie Pep
Paulie Jackson
Hartford
Conn
Bes Faurot
Missouri
Tigers
Fordham
Don
St. Joseph Aspirin Bargain Highlighted in Ad
An advertisement touts a 100 bottle size of St. Joseph Aspirin at 35¢, claiming you get nearly 3 tablets for 1¢ and urging families to choose this aspirin as the best value regardless of price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
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