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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1943

Page

10

Two Years For $17,000,000 Conspiracy Defrauding War Contracts

Federal Judge John Caskie Collet sentenced Dahne W. Winebrenner of Galloway Ohio and Cornelius G. Lone a Wright Field civilian employee to two years in prison for conspiracy to defraud the government in war contracts totaling about 17 million dollars. Each man received a 10 thousand dollar fine.

Kansas City John Caskie Collet Dahne W. Winebrenner Galloway, O Cornelius G. Lone Wright Field

Churchill Improves at Bedside as He Recovers

Reports from London indicate Prime Minister Churchill shows more satisfactory circulatory condition while pneumonia recovery continues. Physicians in the Middle East say his condition is improving and vital medicines are being supplied, with care ongoing at his bedside.

London Churchill Noning Street Middle East Eng

Dealers Hit With Heavy Fines In U S District Court

Four percent of dealers in act gray goods pleaded no contest to fees and were fined a total of 7000 dollars by Judge E Yates Webb in U S district court. Names listed include F Shores Bountain J Jones and George Bowes with $500 each.

Shelby Acte E. Yates Webb U.S Ee Regula F. Shores J. Jones Samme Joe R. Keee George Bowes Be Rekidenes

Davidson Men In Carthage Prison Break

North Carolina officers hunted seven short term white convicts who escaped Moore County prison camp after overpowering the night guard. Fugitives Buddy Blackman Ral Johnson Hallie Lee Kelly Bill Ha Charlie Pulley Tobus Greer and Ed Seamon, ages 18 to 36, fled after tying the guard and unscrewing door bolts. The escape triggered a car theft in Pinehurst.

Raleigh Moore County Oscar Pitts Buddy Blackman Robeson County Ral Johnson Marnett Hallie Lee Kelly Davidson Bill Ha Charlie Pulley Robeson Tobus Greer Ed Seamon Pitts Pinehurst

Chicago Enacts First Compulsory Pasteurization Law

A landmark public health measure was adopted in 1908 as Chicago enacts the nation’s first compulsory pasteurization ordinance. The move targets dairy safety to curb tuberculosis and other illnesses, reflecting early 20th century urban reform efforts.

Chicago

Motor Club Office Closed for Christmas Holidays

The Carolina Motor Club office led by Mrs Thelma Ryan will close Friday at noon and reopen Tuesday morning December 28 for the holidays and will also be shut January 1. Licenses should be bought promptly. The office on College Street next to North State Telephone company will have extra help only through December.

Thelma Ryan Carolina Motor Club

Mussolini directs Northern Italy to tighten control over industry

In Milan and Turin districts a dictator-like authority grants life and death power over workers. He orders mass mobilization of tens of thousands, warning that sabotage will be punished by shooting and that families' lives may be forfeited for production slowdowns or equipment damage. German troops now guard key railways and supply points once loyal to the Axis.

Milan Turin

RAF Bombardments Shift to Southern and Eastern Coasts

The RAF launched night missions with two routes over England to disrupt Nazi air power. German retaliation included a few bombers over southeastern and eastern England, causing damage and casualties. Innsbruck Augsburg rail traffic reportedly halted at Brenner Pass. Innsbruck station said destroyed. U S Marauders logged their 100th mission in five months as American and RAF bombers pressed northern France targets.

RAF England London Innsbruck Augsburg Brenner Pass Ausburg Munich Zurich Stockholm Dagens Nyheter U. S Emden Sol France

Red Army drive halts Axis advance near Baltic

Damian leads thrusts toward rail centers at Vitebsk and Polotsk recapturing almost 1000 square miles, 570 villages, and killing or capturing about 24,000 enemy troops along a 50 mile front. Axis commentator Sertorius calls drive the beginning of the Russian winter offensive.

Damian Vitebsk Polotsk Ludwig Sertorius Red Army Baltic

Allied naval actions in Balkan raids reported by communique

The Allied report notes interceptors in yesterday's Balkan raids with enemy destroyers fleeing as PT boats chased them. A further engagement involved American and British light coastal ships. Another night saw British forces sink an E boat a seibel ferry an escort vessel and two motor craft in the eastern Adriatic.

Adriatic

Fascist Radio Calls Boyle Interview Nauseating

Naples dispatch reports Associated Press correspondent Hal Boyle provoked a Fascist radio station by describing a Teheran conference interview with a photographed cameraman. The station condemned the tale as nauseating and mocked the idea of three Allied leaders smoking.

Naples Associated Press Hal Boyle Rome Boyle

North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook

Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight in North Carolina. Wednesday brings mild to cool conditions with mountains turning colder in the afternoon. South Carolina forecasts party cloudy nights and partly cloudy, mild Wednesday.

North Carolina South Carolina

Cameraman recalls wartime leaders at Cairo Teheran talks

Hollywood photographer Frank Burgess recalls filming the Cairo and Teheran conferences with Roosevelt Churchill Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek. He recounts Stalin’s joke about interpreters and notes secret service delays while praising allied cooperation and the appetite for heavy bombers.

Frank “Skippy” Burgess Hollywood Calif Gary C. Rogers Claudette Colbert C Fields Burgess 12Th Airforce Winston Churchill President Belt Joseph Stalin Chiang Kai-shek Cairo Teheran Rome Stalin Roosevelt Churchill Secret Service Cnnne Wees

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