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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1943

Page

5

Invasion Fronts Italy Looms In War Talk

London report outlines two main Italy scenarios for a Mediterranean front with heavy German support likely. It cites Italian air weakness, limited armored divisions, coast defenses, and a potential shift to a political settlement facilitated by Fascist leaders amid Allied pressure. Tomorrow: The Balkan Hodgepodge.

Lewis Hawkins London Italy Ialy Germany Mediterranean Reggiane Luftwaffe Tunisia Naval Hitler Tunisian Sicily Bologna Italian Sardinia Corsica

Wartime In Washington by Jack Stinnett

The piece notes Civil Air Patrol members earning a Duck club insignia for survival stories and traces the Rankin verse that encodes presidents in order. It also recounts a light anecdote about Rep. Rankin and Congresswoman Winifred Stanley answering a sister’s joke about borrowed clothes.

Washington Jack Stinnett Civil Air Patrol Duck Club al Patrol CAP Jack” Vilas Ward Vilas Congress John F. Rankin Ippi Isington Jefferson van Buren Johnson Cleveland McKinley Wilson

Army collector Private Straub amasses 800 insignia finds

Salt Lake City reports Private Jack F. Straub of Indianapolis, stationed at the air base, has over 800 Army insignia items. He is the son of Col. Elmer F. Straub, former Indiana adjutant general and now on General Eisenhower's staff. Five quarries supplied granite for Naval Academy building work.

Salt Lake City Jack F. Straub Indianapolis Salt Lake City Air Base Elmer F. Straub Indiana Dwight D. Eisenhower

News of Colored People by C Fe Vorely

C Fe Vorely presents brief notes on matters concerning the colored community. Items include cultural events, local achievements, and community concerns within the city.

Local clubs and church events on Wednesday and Thursday

The Professional Men's Club meets tonight at 8 30 at Anderson's Tea Room hosted by Arthur McAdoo. The Master Singers and Burlington Harmonizers contest at St Mathews Church follows, with public invited. Bishop Grace will speak in Greensboro. bus departs House of Prayer at 7. Teachers Forum meets Thursday 8 at Wm Penn High School Library to discuss important business.

Tim Holt Bonita Granville Hitler Germany Gregor Ziemer Ildren Anderson's Tea Room Arthur McAdoo Burlington C. M. Grace Greensboro House of Prayer Wm. Penn High School

Easter greetings and visits across the city

Corporal Odell Brown visited his wife Mrs. Carrie Goins Brown and relatives before returning to his station Monday. At the teachers association Mrs. J K Williams introduced guest speaker Mrs Beulah S S Rowe of Hampton who gave an audio visual demonstration. Robert White of Baltimore visited his mother Mrs Lillie Miller at 220 Hoskins Street and was joined by Rev. D D Mason Miss Glenny Johnson and Mrs Bertha Doster for a dinner in his honor. Mrs Berthenia Stewart attended an Easter Egg Hunt at Fort Jackson South Carolina sponsored for soldiers wives and mothers. her husband Pfc James Stewart is stationed there.

Corporal Odell Brown Carrie Goins Brown Teachers’ Association J. K. Williams Fairview Street Beulah S.S. Rowe Hampton Robert White Baltimore Lillie Miller Hoskins Street D D. Mason Emmanuel Baptist Church Glenny Johnson Bertha Doster Berthenia Stewart Fort Jackson South Carolina Stewart Pfc James Stewart

Physician Shoots Tax Collector in Florence Crime

In Florence on April 27 Dr. W. G. Parnell admitted shooting and killing tax collector W. Lewis on an uptown street. Police Chief Julian Price cited a tax dispute as the cause. Coroner Dr. T. W. Cockfield planned an inquest for tonight or tomorrow. An unrelated aviation note mentions cadets entering flight training at a higher rate.

Florence S. C PR. W. Lewis Julian Price W. G. Parnell T. W. Cockfield

Thomasville Employment Office seeks teachers and maids

Mrs. Millie J. Crowell announced that the Thomasville office is receiving applications for teachers with A or B certificates as well as maids and bookkeepers to operate a nursery and extended school service. Salaries follow the state schedule and work should start within weeks.

Thomasville Millie J. Crowell United States Employment Service

Thomasville Executive Named C-D Chairman

J Glenn Pennington, a Thomasville furniture executive, was named chairman of Civilian Defense for the eastern half of Davidson County after the resignation of J Lee Wilson. Rev Dan W Allen of Lexington becomes chairman for the western half, with appointments made by state OCD authorities.

Thomasville J. Glenn Pennington Davidson County J. Lee Wilson Wilson Dan W. Allen Episcopal Lexington Lexington Silk Mill OCD

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