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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1943

Page

5

Allies Drive On Toward Tokyo After Gilbert Islands Victory

Allied forces, with rebuilt naval power, seize key Gilbert Island bases in four days of fighting, gaining air and sea leverage in the Pacific. The campaign threatens Marshall and Truk targets, expanding U S reach and foreshadowing coordinated moves from the Solomons and Raabau.

Japan Gilbert Group Pacific Marshall Islands Rarbor South Pacific Gilberts Marshalls Carolines Marianas Tokyo Europe Larty Tarawa Southwest Pacific Central Pacific Central Pearl Harbor Nippon Truk Solomons Rabaul U. S Gilbert Islands New Guinea New Britain

Robert E Lee Pioneered as Army Engineer

General Robert E Lee began his career as an army engineer. The United States allocates eight billion dollars monthly to the war effort.

Robert E. Lee United States

Nazi loyalty, internment and Patton boast in wartime dispatch

A wartime report details internment totals, with Germans and Italians among prisoners held by Allies. It notes a few officers’ suicides and cites a Washington journalist and General Patton, who boasted a Washington lineage and vowed to lead and die on the battlefield.

Ray Tucker Ottawa Hitler Italy Berlin Fuehrer Tojo S. Patton, Jr United States Washington Patton Geo Washington

Winning the War by Albert Leman Distrust

A historical column notes Persian resistance and intrigue in wartime, highlighting ancient and modern parallels. It credits American aid, missionary hospitals, and medical schools, and praises Yankee ingenuity in rail gauge adaptation and versatile axle design aiding Allied supply lines.

Albert Leman Persia Alexander the Great Darius Berlin West Ineg Hitler Mohammed United States Iran Russia Reichswehr Stalin U. S Soviet Union

Czech Minister Urges Obliteration of Nazi Germany

New York December 4 1945 Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk of Czechoslovakia called for the complete obliteration of Nazi Germany so a new free Europe can emerge. He urged annihilation of the Nazi party and disarming Germany for a long period while international bodies back a vigilant system to prevent any Hitler like resurgence.

New York Jan Masaryk Czechoslovakia Nazi Germany Germany Europe Metropolitan Opera

Invasion Rumors Sweep France as War Fears Grow

Paris dispatches report Allied decisions at Cairo fuel fears of an imminent invasion. Reports note increased American and British shipping and troop movements, while German activity rises along the Atlantic wall and in the Mediterranean zones. Restrictions confine residents from sundown to sunrise and evacuations occur along coastal areas.

Ings Paris Cairo Eisenhower France Madrid Jance Pueblo Atlantic Wall Mediterranean Pyrenes Mountains Marsille Frontier Asthma Co Frontier Niscare Street New York

Free for Asthma During Winter Free Trial Offer

A damaged ad offers a free trial of an asthma method for winter attacks. It claims relief regardless of faith or prior failures and urges readers to send for the sample at no cost. It provides an address blank for requests.

Arthma Co

Winchell ropes in exclusive leaks and travel tales

Ray Brock, Times reporter with Balkan experience, returns in high spirits at American sights and Yankee food. His forthcoming book Twilight in Turkey is slated for spring. Joel McCrea reported from Africa and South America entertaining troops abroad and sharing meals with locals.

Ray Brock Times Balkans Turkey Joel McCrea South America

Firemen Reclaim Bed After Quick City Fire

Firefighters from ladder company No 11 were alerted at 3 01 am and quickly tore down a building wall to extinguish a hot fire. The blaze burned through the firehouse and was under control in under half an hour before crews returned to bed.

New York

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