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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1942

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RAF Bombers Carry Assault Into Poland

London report details twin RAF raids on Kassel in Germany and Gdynia in former Poland. About 60 bombers hit Kassel with 30 lost. two Hurricane escorts downed over occupied France. British flights extended over 1,500 miles round trip as part of support to Soviet Russia and efforts to cripple German war industry and U-boat bases.

London Kassel Baltic Gdynia Poland RAF Germany Gydnia Soviet Russia Red Navy Air Ministry France Channel United Nations Britain Messerschmitt Ruhr Rhineland Hitler Atlantic Volga Arctic Mediterranean

U. S. Official Warns Against Claiming Major Victory

A high U S official cautions that operations in the Solomon Islands are not a decisive UN victory. He cites two phases since American footholds formed in the southeastern Pacific, noting Guadalcanal landings and a limited reconnaissance in force. Allied actions near Milne Bay are also reported with enemy losses.

Associated Press Washington Solomon Islands United Nations Pacific Guadalcanal Solomons

Desert War Stalemate Holds As Rommel Faces Alexander

The Libyan front remains fixed as both sides dig in from Qattara to El Alamein. Air power could tilt the balance with Anglo American superiority, while Rommel faces supply limitations and heavy Russian front losses complicating Hitler’s warplane reserves.

Rommel Alexander Mediterranean Qattara Deression Ands el Alamein Hitler Russia Egypt

Captain Taken By Nazis After Ship Is Sunk

Captain Christian Evenson was captured by a German submarine after his Norwegian merchantman was torpedoed in the Atlantic late in July. Survivors totaled 24 crew members with a Brazilian messboy lost. all others reached shore. Seaman Joseph Russell described the surfaced U boat and the youths aboard.

Christian Evenson Atlantic Ocean Navy Joseph Russell South 100Th Street Newark Evenson Norway Russell

Treasury OKays Over-All Limit On Tax Burden

Washington Aug 28 Senator Connally said the treasury proposed an over all limit on corporate levies capping taxes at 80 cents per 31 of net income. He added a post war rebate and debt deduction of 20 percent of taxes due from corporations. The plan replaces an earlier 15 percent reserve fund idea and seeks to lift total corporate levy to 55 percent while keeping the 90 percent excess profits tax.

Washington Connally D-Tex Treasury Randolph Paul

Connally Defends Community Property Rights In Tax Debate

Senator Connally vows to strike from the revenue bill the joint filing provision that would cancel community property rights for estate taxes. He argues halving jointly held property under current law can keep estates below exemptions, and that only half of a spouse’s property should count toward the estate.

Washington Connally D-Tex Connaily Texas Louisiana Arizona New Mexico Idaho Nevada California Treasury

Milne Bay tug of war opens in New Guinea clash

Gen MacArthur’s headquarters reported no details on the Japanese landing at Milne Bay as Allied airmen pound convoys and barges. Observers noted the operation aims for jungle terrain and shock troops, with no large pitched battle yet evident.

C. Yates McDaniel Buna Milne Bay

Japs Beat Publisher Mills Recalls Shanghai Assault

Hal P. Mills, Shanghai newspaper publisher who survived three bombings of his plant, disembarked the Gripsholm in Jersey City and told reporters of his treatment by Japanese guards in Shanghai. He described being beaten on the neck with a bamboo pole after a toothpick was found on him.

Hal P. Mills Shanghai Gripsholm Jersey City Mills

Chinese Take Control of Vital Airport

Chinese dispatches report forces reentered Chuhsien in Chekiang and recaptured the vital airfield just outside the city, a major East China base from which Japan could be bombed. Lishui also entered, with fierce street fighting as Chinese armies press advances across Chekiang and Kiangsi, reclaiming railway lines and expanding their recovered territory.

Llied Chungking Chuhsein Chekiang East China Japan High Command Lishui Chuhsien Kiangsi

Finish Battle Is Predicted In Solomons

MELBOURNE Aug 28 Gen Sir Thomas Blamey said the Solomon islands campaign is a battle not a single action with both sides drawing tremendous resources. He expressed optimism about Milne Bay operations and praised Allied air force for contesting the Japanese landings amid heavy clouds and rain. ground units fight in knee deep mud.

Melbourne Solomon Islands Thomas Blamey Milne Bay New Guinea South Pacific Kokoda Blamey

Anta n Cra TIRLions Anta n Cra TIRLions Subbing for Ray Tucker

The government studies German and Japanese broadcasts for direct and indirect information. Reports from Tokyo and Berlin have provided partial confirmations of events such as the Solomons engagement and Churchill's Stalin visit. Certain Japanese civilians favor peace, reportedly under guard, while a spokesman named Hori continues speaking on the air.

Ray Tucker War and Navy Departments Atlantic Pacific Solomons Tokyo Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin Berlin United States Toshi Go Japan Times and Hori Japan Jap Army Navy

Shortage of trained men for Army service warned

General Somervell told educators that shortages of trained Army specialists are serious and worsening. He urged schools to adjust peace time curricula, noting 63 of every 100 inductees require specialized skills such as electricity, automotive mechanics, radios, or carburetor work. He warned the situation could undermine modern mechanized warfare.

Somervell Washington Brehon B. Somervell Fowler Harper War Manpower Commission Armed Services Harper American Institute On Education and the War Army Services of Supply

Roosevelt hints at meatless day for U S

President Roosevelt indicated the United States might adopt a meatless day each week to free 30 or 40 cargo ships now used for meat transport. He spoke at a press conference saying the timing would depend on further study of transportation impacts.

Washington Roosevelt

Destroyer Ingraham Reported Lost In Atlantic

Fog shrouded waters of the Atlantic claimed the U S destroyer Ingraham built at Charleston. The Navy gave no details beyond a collision in fog as per communique 113. The ship, named for Captain Duncan W Ingraham, had a normal crew of 175.

Washington, Ag Atlantic U. S Ingraham Charleston S. C., Navy Yard Navy Pine Ridge Inn Duncan W. Ingraham South Carolina San Francisco

Battle for Stalingrad Grim as German Drive Reaches City

Moscow dispatches report Nazi spearhead encircled northwest of Stalingrad while heavy fighting rages in the city’s outskirts. Red Army reports claim local counterattacks recaptured three settlements as the defense tightens amid escalating offensive in the Caucasus.

Eddy Gilmore Moscow Ukraine Volga Stalingrad Red Army Stalin Rzhev Red Star Spatches Pravda Caucasus Ezein

RAF Joins U. S. In U-Boat Defense

Washington news reports that British RAF Coastal Command aircraft and crews have joined U S forces in anti-submarine operations in the western Atlantic. The move includes planes and personnel sent from Britain to aid intensified efforts against German U-boats, a campaign officials say has grown successful in recent months.

Washington Atlantic Royal Air Force Coastal Command United States Naval Navy British Isles United States

Six of Seven Aluminum Plants Reject By Vote

Pittsburgh dispatch reports six of seven Aluminium Company of America plants voted to reject the War Labor Board wage increase ruling. Plants named New Kensington Pennsylvania Detroit Tennessee Maryville Connecticut Badin North Carolina Edgewater New Jersey did not report. Union head Nick A. Zonarich sought a work disruption if needed and aimed to resolve the issue without interruption of work. Minimum pay cited as 65 to 73 cents per hour. company argued a 15.8 percent rise Jan-May 1941.

Pittsburgh Aluminium Company of America War Labor Board CIO Aluminum Workers of America New Kensington Zonarich AON Aluminum Company Northern Mills Southern Mills WLB

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