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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1941

Page

13

German Advantage In Balkans Threatens Allied War Effort

Kirkell Simpson reports that in the Balkans German gains over the past two weeks tilt the war balance in Berlin’s favor. The Yugoslav army is liquidated, Balkan resources are secured for Nazi use, Italy solidifies, Albania is largely restored, and Adriatic coastlines fall under Italian control. Russia and Turkey are mobilized as potential allies, with hints of a Nazi Turkish non aggression pact and a possible shift of full Nazi power toward England.

Balkan Britain Italy Albania Adriatic Russia Turkey Europe East England London

Britain Edges Toward Axis Struggle in Greece and North Africa

A wartime briefing notes Britain must possibly shift naval strength from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic as Axis pressure grows in Greece and Libya. It warns of a dangerous British withdrawal under bombardment while praising recent crippling blows to the Italian fleet and noting American support for Britain remains firm.

Turkey Balkan England Iraq Britain Mediterranean Berlin London East North Africa Greece Atlantic

Ample Supply Of U. S. Sugar

The Agriculture Department announced no increase in 1941 sugar planting limits after a survey showed large beet sugar reserves and cane sugar stocks abroad. U S imports normally cover about two thirds from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines. Cuba holds a surplus over a million tons not shipable under quotas. Planting allotments were 829000 acres for beets and 300000 acres for mainland cane.

Washington Cps Agriculture Department Department Cuba United States Puerto Rico Hawaii Philippine Islands Pacific

Grady Shields jailed on charge of robbing Blue Bird Castle

Grady Shields, 20, of 306 South Hamilton Street, was in the city jail last night in default of $500. The report states he faces a robbery charge connected with an incident at Blue Bird Castle.

Grady Shields Blue Bird Castle HamIlton Street

Dr Greer to Speak at Father and Son Banquet Tonight

Dr TI G Greer superintendent of the Thomasville Orphanage will be the principal speaker at a father and son banquet sponsored by the Keystone Bible Class of Green Street Baptist Church. The event starts at 7 o clock Friday night in the church basement and is open to all men of the church with their sons or a boy guest. Tickets are free from any class member or the pastor.

TI. G. Greer Thomasville Ikkeystone Bible Class Green Street

Theft charge in break-in at East Green Street site

Shields faces Municipal Court this week on a warrant charging breaking into the Blue Bird Castle on East Green Street opposite the post office and stealing cash, merchandise, a carton of cigarettes, and postage stamps valued at about 15.00.

Anti-Reynolds Move Tabled At North Carolina Meet

GOLDSBORO April 19 A resolution objecting to Senator Reynolds becoming chair man of the Senate Military Affairs Committee was tabled by the North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce after long discussion. The group said it should avoid political issues. A resolution condemning strikes in defense industries was also tabled. The meeting selected Hendersonville for the 1942 convention. Governor Brough ton spoke and the banquet and dance closed the event.

Goldsboro Reynolds D-Nc Senate Military Affairs Committee North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce Moore Bryson Asheville Sonally North Carolina Hendersonville Governor Broughton Jim Hudson Salisbury Tom Broughton Lenoir Winston-Salem Wilmington Raleigh Geissenbier

Fight For Freedom Committee Launches Campaign To Insure A Hitler Defeat

New York April 19. Creation of The Fight for Freedom Committee declares we are at war and must do whatever is necessary to insure a Hitler defeat. The group with more than 200 members is led by Bishop Henry W Hobson and Senator Carter Glass. Members include Joseph P Lash Rupert Hughes Col William J Donovan Jay Franklin Carter M R Ashworth Freda Kirchwey Louis Adamic Edna Ferber Herbert Agar L M Birkhead Gen John F O Ryan Marshall Field and Barry Bingham. The manifesto urges full use of resources production shipping navy and air power to safeguard vital supplies and prosecute the war to hasten peace.

New York Fight For Freedom Committee Episcopal Henry W. Hobson Cincinnati Carter Glass D-Va Joseph P. Lash The Intrnational Students’ Service Rupert Hughes William J. Donovan Jay Franklin Carter M. R. Ashworth Columbus

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Balkans Axis Kirkel. Simpson Numa F. Reid Lodge A. FL. & Alm R. J. Royals E. T. Gregory Lewis East High Street Building & Loan Association B. F. Johnson N. Main St Bode Prasad Barber Genasco Ward Street High Point College Highoint Kiwanis Club Walter Fleischmann Broadway Kiwanis Club Audrie Guthrie Gerry Rash Charlotte Warner Harriette Berry Grace Bivins Iris Thacker Ann Allman Alice Overman Katherine Howard Sue Woodruff Jean Thacker Nina Whitaker Regina Warren Shirley Nelson Evelyn Davis Joe” Deal U. S Talmer Kimsey S. S. Kimsey Jamestown Army Officers Reserve Corps Kimsey CCC Fort Bragg Fort Brage DR. Greer SPEA Anti-Reynolds Junior Chamber of Commerce the Sheraton Main Street N. E. Russell White Fowler SANGS U.S South Main and Taylor DIZE Dize Awning Tent CO Dial North Main ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street High Point Carolina Tri-City Termite Co C. G. Bedford Sec.Treas North Wrenn St
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