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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1943
Page
5
A report notes a plane carrying an individual from Trinidad to Miami on the last leg of the journey. The brief item confirms leg progression toward the final destination without detailing timings or airline.
Hollywood NEA Service describes soldiers in Irving Berlin's This Is the Army as theater mechanics with links to notable figures. The piece notes Sgt. Franklin Ickes, Harold Ickes’ cousin, and Sgt. Fred Kelly, brother of Gene Kelly, among others. It includes backstage moments with Mrs. Roosevelt, Ann Sheridan remembrances, and a playful jab at Lindy’s K P.
A quiz style list with horizontal clues about royal figures and related terms across 64 entries and vertical clues covering anatomy objects places and actions common to a themed crossword puzzle.
Karl Fischer is found murdered in a harbor while Private Johann Stensgard endures Nazi suspicion. The captain indicts locals Kaare Jensen Gunnar Brogge and Brategaard as suspected rebels as the village tightens under occupation.
The Navy disclosed 53 casualties in Navy forces including 15 dead 22 wounded and 16 missing bringing total Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard casualties reported to next of kin since December 7 1941 to 22 832. The daily list names Navy and non commissioned personnel with cases including North Carolina Cooke Sconley Vincent missing and Mrs Ida Moody Cooke Robbinsville South Carolina Roton Bennie T Dead with Mrs Sadie R Roton Newberry. Also noted are eight hundred ninety five thousandths of one percent interest bearing certificates due February 1 1944 yielding 43750 for the year.
RALEIGH Feb 8 The state has bought five million dollars worth of government securities from the twenty million dollars the legislature ordered invested from the general fund Charles Johnson said today that the governor as a council of state purchased with the funds.
Fort Bragg authorities announced that Second Lieut Norman Henry Cisar was killed instantly in a single seater plane crash about four miles south of Fayetteville. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Cisar of Cleveland Ohio. A board of officers was named to investigate.
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