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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1945

Page

5

Investigations Pose Germany as Lab for Postwar Psychology

The piece describes Allied plans to study how Nazi ideology spread from kindergarten to university, aiming to prevent a future holocaust. It notes postwar efforts by educators and psychologists to analyze German indoctrination, contrasting wartime and peacetime conditions and the difficulty of converting imprisoned Germans away from Nazi beliefs.

Washington Ray Tucker Germany Adolf Hitler Reich United States

Bombing survey to study how Reich could rearm and defy world

A commission of economists and engineers will probe German and Japanese wartime material flows, barter systems, and industrial devices. They will assess aerial bases and logistics across the Atlantic and Pacific, with the aim to guide postwar control and defense plans, including potential costs.

Reich Hjalmar Shacht Hitler Japan Manchuria Korea China

Army Navy Officials Reject Wartime Base Claims

Officials dismiss talk of surrendering Atlantic and Pacific bases after the war. They plan to retain certain outlying defense positions and expect continued military presence beyond hostilities.

High School Infielder Delivers First Local Unassisted Triple Play

Edward Hinson of West Jefferson HS turned an unassisted triple play in Birmingham on April 26. With two runners on, a popped ball was ruled automatic out after Hinson dropped it while blinded by the sun, then he tagged the runner from second and threw to the man from first for the final out.

Birmingham Ala Edward Hinson West Jefferson High School Hinson Young

Prisoners of War Seek Jobs at Geneva Steel

Three American soldiers held in a German prison camp write to Geneva Steel in Provo Utah expressing desire to work for the company after release. They acknowledge wartime captivity but request consideration for future employment opportunities.

United States Germany Provo Utah Geneva Steel Company

Rookies Shine in Opening Week In American League

April reports show 23 AL rookies in opening lineups hitting .333 through 57 at bats with 19 hits. Standouts include Washington's George Binks with four hits in five, Hal Peck of the Athletics with two hits, and Rex Cecil taking the loss for Boston in the opener.

Chicago American League Baseball American League Service Bureau Russ Derry New York Yankee Derry Yanks Washington George Binks Athletics Hal Peck Milwaukee Hank Ruszkowski Cleveland Ben Steiner Rexa Boston Red Sox Rex Cecil Itcher New York

Feller Strikes Out Seven in Early Innings in Sailors Win

Bob Feller pitched three innings for the Great Lakes team in the North Western game, fanning seven with no walks while giving up two singles as the sailors beat Northwestern 12 to 2. Also in the lineup were Ken Keltner of Cleveland Pinky Higgins and Johnny Corsica of Detroit.

Cleveland Great Lakes

Censor Scrubs Details in Naturalization Petition

Army censors removed the place of naturalization from Ernest McDowell Adair’s petition filed in U S district court. A certificate attached to the petition shows his naturalization place as Manchester England, revealing incomplete censorship of the form.

Salt Lake City Ernest McDowell Adair Ogden Utah U. S. District Court Adair Ss Rs Manchester England

New British compass saves thousands of airmen in war

The Distant Reading Gyro-Magnetic Compass, devised at Farnborough, enables RAF and USAAF crews to navigate under heavy flak and fighter fire. It reads automatically, guiding pin point bombing and saturation raids even in evasive maneuvers. The work traces to Leslie Bygrave, a young Briton killed before the war.

London INS R.A.F. Aircraft Establishment Farnborough Hampshire

Lipstick Decree Triggers Mutiny in English Flak Battery

In wartime England a mixed ack ack battery sparks rebellion after orders require all female personnel to wear the same lipstick shade as shoulder flashes. The women protest the color rule while noting skirt length limits and the broader imposition on personal appearance.

London INS England

Radio Schedule Teems With Themed Evening Lineup

Readable fragment outlines a dense 1940s era radio grid listing programs across networks blu east west and nbe. It notes shows from The Jack Armstrong Serial to Dinah Shore and Abbott and Costello with time blocks and host mentions, indicating a full nightly slate.

Wograng Bill Cimarron Tavern Farrell Otier Pi Renade Nbe Tracy Mba-West West Hbs- West Cbs Ry Blu Mbe Monica Lewis Che Wing rComedy Basie Aia Wut Oem Fulton Ley Johnnie Doh Rayvin Bob Bu Mr. Kees G-2 Arthur Hale Mbs Cuat Kaltenborn Nhe Frank Morgan Celestai Godwin Frank Singiser Music Hall Nowes Gould Gabriel Heatter San Francisco Joan Davis Variety Nbo-Ba Bow Burne Corliss Archer Vtclin Abbott First Navy Fred Waring Blu Arch Oboler Larry Douglas Dhs March of Time Chicago

Legion Plans Campaign To Return Bodies

The American Legion forms a committee including National Commander Edward Scheiberting to tour battlefields worldwide and locate 30 000 Americans buried abroad. The group aims to inform Gold Star mothers about grave locations and assist the war department with body repatriation once hostilities end in Europe and shipping allows.

Indianapolis Ind American Legion Edward Scheiberting Albany N. Y Europe Japan

Marianas Bases Assist Yanks In Mastering Japs In Air

The article argues that American bases in the Marianas have accelerated Japan's defeat in the Pacific air war. It notes Japan's shrinking force from 2,500 bombers and 2,000 fighters nine months earlier to current totals near 1,800 bombers and 1,400 fighters, with heavy losses and dwindling strength in the Philippines. It cites Iwo Jima and Okinawa as key fighter bases enhancing B 29 raids and predicts continued impact from Marianas, plus future amplification when Okinawa joins the fight.

Guam Japan Midway Marianas Saipan Tinian Philippines China Indo-China Netherland East Indies America Iwo Jima Okinawa

Queensland prison farm runs on honor system

In Brisbane officials describe a prison farm where no cells or bars are used. Since opening the facility 1,400 inmates have passed through and only four have attempted escapes, reflecting the program’s unusual security setup.

Brisbane Australia Queensland

Detroit Heads Service List With 38 Gone

Detroit leads the American League service list as 38 players join the armed forces between 1944 and 1945. Washington 37 and Chicago 35 follow, with 258 total served to date across eight clubs, including 98 pitchers, 31 catchers, 48 outfielders, and 81 infielders.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Washington American League Service Bureau Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics New York Boston Cleveland St. Louis

Doughboys Salute Uniform Not Man On Biak Island

In Biak Island, Pacific, U S doughboys salute the uniform and not the man. Col H G Lauterbach of Twin Falls recounts a GI entering a shower room and joking about sending him home for a discharge after noting his gray temples.

Twin Falls Idaho Biak Island H. G. Lauterbach Pappy

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