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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1944
Page
8
North Carolina sees scattered thunder showers tonight and over the west this afternoon with mild conditions. South Carolina reports scattered thunderstorms and warm spells today into tonight with cooler, partly cloudy Wednesday. Germany shipped 851 659 harmonicas to the United States last year.
Air detectives in New York report the RID Radio Intelligence Division of the FCC has effectively scrubbed axis spy messages aimed at submarines and the homeland, cutting transmissions to nearly zero. FCC chairman James Lawrence Fly announced the achievement last night. Nearly 4,000 tons of tin are being mined every month in Bolivia.
Substituting for Hal Boyle, SID FEDER recalls a London blackout tale where editor Harry Meller spots his name on a gravestone as he ducks into a pub near a bombed churchyard. He seeks safety but ends up laughing at the eerie coincidence amid wartimeStreet chatter and fashion quips.
April 1 trading shows varied upticks and declines across majors. Notable quotes include Alaska Juneau bonds, Boeing, Chrysler, Coca Cola, Coca Cola, General Electric, and New York listings with mixed gains and losses, reflecting a broad market mood.
Czess and Soviet forces advance with Gen Ludwig Svoboda leading Czech flag ascent over the Carpathians as Hafted German and Hungarian units withdraw. Reports note mined western highways and deserting German troops in Crimea. a Czech unit aided by Soviet fire defeats an enemy outpost.
In a briefing on World War II maps, Secretary Knox notes a sequence of American raids from February 1942 through key dives into the Pacific. He says the charts depict steady thrusts with no major Japanese counterattacks, and comments on dispersed enemy fleet units at Singapore. He avoids commenting on Nimitz’s Truk operation.
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