Invasion News and Tax Declarations Stir War Report
On Our Way DAY'S report notes Allied invasion of Italy may expand soon with American forces poised for action. The piece also includes a public notice about income tax declaration requirements for 1943, detailing thresholds for single and married filers and residency rules for Canadians and Mexicans, with Senator George seeking public suggestions.
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Irica
Sicily
Eisenhower
Canada
Mexico
Walter F. George
Suggestion for City Council Cooperation
The Enterprise proposes Crooks successor to ex-Councilman Ite continues a prosperous tenure and suggests a shared arrangement. It notes Ite’s cemetery connection and the mayor as undertaker and implies council members with burial business ties could coordinate for a solution.
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Enterprise
Crooks
Ite
Ice
Money Raiser Oscar Pitts Praised For Bond Drive
The article defends Prison Director Oscar Pitts as county chair for the Third War Loan drive. It dismisses rumors about his past and asserts Pitts has excelled in fundraising, citing past Wake County and Broughton campaign efforts in 1940 as proof he will push the county over the top.
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Oscar Pitts
Pitts
Wake County
Broughton
Tax Law Verbiage Burdens Taxpayers on Filing Estimates
The piece criticizes the income tax law language crafted by Congress as needlessly opaque. It argues relief lies in clarifying the statute itself rather than the administration.
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Treasury
Congress
Weather Notes Spars With Nearby Papers
In a light quarrel between North Carolina papers Goldsboro and Greensboro, the Goldsboro News Argus jokes about climate comparisons and hints at hosting the rival crew next summer while noting their proximity to a cool resort.
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Goldsboro
Argus
The
News-Argus
Greensboro
Daily News
High Point
Misery
Quotes From Citizens on War Effort and City Politics
A collection of remarks from Silas Casey, John H. Kalte, and others on food quality, municipal leadership, wartime bonds, and international peace. Speakers discuss breakfast eggs, city governance, blackout violators bonds, postwar jobs, and the need for shared sacrifice.
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Silas Casey
Loyal Geese Pause Conventions For Duration
The Most Loyal Gander of the Honor able Order of Blue Goose International announces no further annual conventions during the war. The decision is supported by the Grand Nest officers including the Grand Supervisor, Grand Custodian, Grand Guardian, Grand Keeper of the Golden Goose Egg, and Grand Wielder of the Goose Quill, signaling loyalty to America’s war effort.
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Office of War Information
Office of Defense Transportation
Order of Blue Goose, International
America
Washington divides over Russia policy amid Welles affair
A Washington analysis argues the State Department dispute over Russia centers on internal power struggles between Hull and Welles. It contends Hull pressed out Welles to limit anti-Hull coverage and warns against efforts to portray the administration as anti Russian. It notes Russia's isolationism and calls for cooperation with the Soviet Union as the only viable path given current facts.
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Washington
State Department
Russia
Welles
Drew Pearson
Hull
Roosevelt
Pearson
Mr. Hull
Mr. Welles
Soviet Union
Mer
Franco
anti-Hull
anti-Hull News
London
Germany
Churchill
Quebec
United Nations
Moscow
Stalin
Lord Delights in Loving Kindness and Righteous Judgment
A religious verse citing Jeremiah 9 24 stating the Lord’s preference for loving kindness justice and righteousness in the earth with a declaration of delight in these acts. The citation reinforces moral conduct and divine instruction.
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Jeremiah
Notes of a City Slicker on Broadway and Beyond
A collage of gossipy yuletide style items. Woollcott’s Hamilton ties, Katina Paxinou’s anti fascist stance, Elliott Roosevelt humor at the Stork Club, McGranery and Black quips, Billy Rose on Italian art, Peggy Bady and Conover photos to the Aleutians, Yehudi Menuhin’s earth and bulbs, a desert film anecdote, LaGuardia staff jokes, and Sicily gossip teased as a Want Ad continuation.
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Alexander Woollcott
Hamilton College
Dorothy Parker
Alec
Hamilton
Alex
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Pan-American Society
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Yorick
Paul Mallon
James Dunn
Private
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Winchell
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Penn
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Billy Rose
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Conker
Conover
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