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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1944

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Allied Push Near Madang Intensifies Pacific Fight

Allied forces report heavy advances as American 32nd Division nears Saidor and Australian troops close in on Madang. Reports say Japanese positions along the Huon Peninsula are being isolated, with raids on Rabaul and base activity diminishing under relentless bombardment.

Robert Eunson Southwest Pacific Paign Douglas MacArthur Saidor Old Yagomia Madeng Olen Clements al Butay Cig Clemente Maewenping Dang Clements Madang Ramu Finisterre Sio Jan Huon Peninsula Alexishafen Wewak Rabaul New Britain MacArthur Adm William F. Halsey South Pacific Command

Germans Trapped in Ukraine Death Pocket Near Cherkasy

Soviet forces closed a tight ring around a German pocket near Cherkasy as they struck from multiple directions toward Kherson and Nikolaev. Encircled divisions include the 112th 88th 2nd 72nd 167th 168th and 57th, while other formations advance toward Gorodische and along the Dnieper.

Eddy Gilmore Moscow Kherson Dnieper River Dnieper Krivol Oy Ukraine Apost Cherkasy Koesun Iian Gorodische Boouslav

Beachhead Struck In Six Places By Strong Nazi Blows

Allied headquarters in Algiers reports German attacks at six points along the Anzio defense perimeter as fighting rages in Cassino. United States and British forces countered near Cisterna and Carroceto while Allied air forces hit German gun positions and communications ahead of the beachhead.

Algiers Anzio Cassino Carroceto Aprilia Cisterna Homer Bigart New York Herald Tribune Represe Reninch

Forrestal Praises Pacific War Efforts and Steel-Like Power

Undersecretary James V. Forrestal spoke of mounting power in the Pacific theater saying the thread of strategy has become steel thanks to MacArthur and the navy. He praised the Marshall campaign as spectacular and credited meticulous planning and air power for the Allied progress. He spoke during a visit to MacArthur's headquarters with Vice Admiral Moreell and Rear Admiral Carter.

Yates McDaniel Allied Inuthwest Pacific Theavy James V. Forrestal Uth Southwest Pacific South Pacific Forrest MacArthur Navy Pacific War Area Ben Moreell Bureau of Yards Ad William Carter Navy Bureau of Supes Forrestal Ajalein Marsh Fic

Inunan Named Washington Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Meph Nunan Jr of Douglaston New York was nominated by President Roosevelt to be commissioner of internal revenue. Nunan, who has served as internal revenue collector in Brooklyn, will succeed Robert E Knegan who resigned to chair the Democratic national committee.

Inunan Washington Meph Nunan, Jr Douglaston Sevelt Iternal Revenue Nunan Internal Revenue Inrooklyn Robert E& Knegan Democratical Committee

East Coast Gas Supply Faces Critical Test

Interior Secretary Ickes warned the east coast gasolene and fuel oil supply is at a crucial juncture as winter demand climbs. He said transportation limits will race the period's heavy consumption, with hope that emergency measures can reduce widespread shortages.

Washington Ickes

Tito's Partisans Joined by British Units on Hvar Island

Tito announces in a broadcast that British units have joined his partisans on Hvar, a crucial Dalmatian island. London reports no large landing yet and notes possible British liaison groups and across Adriatic supply. German forces push in Slovenia while heavy battles occur near Kocevije and Sinj with inconclusive results.

Tito London Josip Broz Hvar Balkans Algiers Italy Adriatic Split Dubrovnik Dalmatian Veliko ,Grablye Slovania Kocevije Susak Fiume Sinj

Yanks Rescue Trapped British Force

The Fifth Army in Italy reports a German night counterattack on February 3 trapped thousands of British troops near Carroceto north of Rome. American tank destroyers knocked out six to eight Tiger tanks aiding a relief action that freed most of the British and captured 300 prisoners while reserves held the road.

FIFTH Italy Anzio Carroceto Rome

FR Picks Spruance For Promotion To Admiral

Washington February 10 Vice Admiral Raymond A Spruance 58 who commanded the assault force against the Marshall Islands was nominated by President Roosevelt for promotion to admiral Rear Admiral Richmond K Turner 59 a top navy commander under Spruance was nominated for vice admiral

Washington Raymond A. Spruance Mid- Pacific Marshall Islands Roosevelt Day Richmond K. Turner Spruance

Wake Island aerial attack repulsed by Japanese fire

Tokyo radio reported eight American heavy bombers attempting to strike Wake Island were repelled by Japanese anti aircraft fire. Wake Island lies north of the Marshalls and near Pearl Harbor. it had been raided on the night of February 14 by U S Navy bombers.

Mikado Marshalls Enus Kwajalein Atoll Chester Nimitz Pacific Fleet Tokyo Tavier Tojo East Japan Tcial Domei Vely Asiac China New York Wake Island Marshalls Group Pearl Harbor

Heavy bombers strike Brunswick and Gilze-Rijen bases

U S heavy bombers attacked Brunswick in central Germany while Liberator crews hit Gilze-Rijen in Holland and Marauder units targeted northern France. The raid on Brunswick hit aircraft parts plants including Brunswick-Waggum, as 2,000 long tons of bombs fell on the city in 23 minutes during a prior RAF night assault.

London U. S Brunswick Germany Gilze- Rijen Holland France Gilze-Rijen Oschersleben Halberstadt Hannover Brunswick-Waggum Mello

Colombia Considers Martial Law Amid Political Turmoil

Colombia warns opposition it may invoke martial law as protests flare after conservative leader Laureano Gomez is jailed on contempt charges. Street clashes injure scores. conflicting tallies from El Siglo and El Liberal about casualties. Police reinforce order between rival factions.

Bogota Colombia Laureano Gomez Gomez Germany Advisory Committee On Foreign Affairs el Siglo el Liberal

Bricker Says British Press Interfering In U.S. Election

Ohio Governor John W. Bricker, a Republican presidential hopeful, condemned British press interference in America's election. He urged Americans to elect their president without outside influence and defended wartime leadership while criticizing New Deal policies as drifting toward totalitarianism. Bricker spoke at a Lincoln Day event and outlined views on taxes subsidy labor draft postwar policy and international trade.

Jack Bell Washington John W. Bricker Ohio United States Roosevelt Bricker Brigeer Congress Mackinac Republican

Allies withstand German counter attacks at Anzio beachhead

Acting Secretary of War Robert Patterson said German assaults at Anzio are intense but Allied forces remain firmly established. He noted initial ground loss was recovered, German tanks repelled, and several prisoners taken as they bring up reserves, artillery, and planes to harass the beachhead despite poor weather.

Washington Robert Patterson Anzio Patterson Savas Terson Rome Italy

Russia warns Finns as Red Army braces for more air raids

Moscow broadcasts an editorial warning that Russian forces will decide Finland's border, not Finnish collaborators with Hitler. Red Star notes intensified air raids to come and cites a front where Finnish lines touch the Gulf of Finland near Leningrad and reach to Lake Ladoga, threatening Lenin grad.

Moscow Red Star Red Army Arces Adolf Hitler Finland Gulf of Finland Leningrad Karelian Luga Lake Ladoga Soviet Union

Soldier Admits Killing In Charlotte Hotel

Pvt. Charles Reynolds 19 of Columbus confessed killing Pvt. Lee M. Riley of Webster City Iowa in a hotel room fight in Charlotte North Carolina last Monday night Chief of Detectives Leo L Phillips said Reynolds would be taken into custody by Charlotte police en route to Columbus Reynolds was stationed at the Greens N C unit.

Columbus Leo L. Phillips Charles Reynolds Lee M. Riley Webster City Iowa Charlotte N. C Phillips Reynolds Greens N.C

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