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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1945

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Soviet forces cross near Elbing as Berlin falls edge

Soviet dispatches report Elbing in East Prussia captured after heavy fighting as Moscow says the last Nazi resistance east of the Elbe river has collapsed. Konev's forces push toward Breslau while Berlin still claims southern breakthroughs amid cautious Moscow silence.

London Elbing Baltic Berlin Liegnitz Breslau Moscow Ivan S. Konev Silesia Oder River Iman Saxony Berbut Stalin Koenigsberg Prus K. K. Ro Koenigsit Admiral Luetzow Ger Balchasta Danzig

Manila battle rages as American divisions advance

American doughboys of the 37th infantry division sweep south Manila in house to house fighting in Pandacan Paco and Ermita districts. Support units cross Pasig river near San Pedro Makati, while 11th airborne and motorized cavalry move to seal pockets around Nichols Field. Corregidor bombarded as naval activity concentrates off Cavite.

Ray Cronin Associated Press Manila al Dences 37Th Infantry Division Douglas MacArthur Pandacan Paco Ermita First Cavalry Santo Tomas Pasig San Pedro Makati 11E Airborne Division Nichols Field MacArthur St. Song Radio Tokyo Cavite Manila Bay Tokyo Luzon Cagayan Valley Corregidor Mariveles Bataan Peninsula James Hutcheson Bataan

Drive on Rhineland as Hodges forces seize Schwammenauel Dam

Paris dispatch says Lt. Gen. Courtney Hodges First Army captured the Schwammenauel dam on the Roer after a huge Allied artillery barrage. Canadian First Army gained two towns in Kleve offensive while British Second and American Ninth prepare for Rhineland assault.

Paris Courtney H. Hodges U. S. First Army Shewammenauel Dam Roer River First Army Kleve Schwammenauel Dam Roer Rhineland Hodges U. S Schwammanuel Supreme Headquarters

Nazi Attacks Repulsed On Italian Front

Rome reports German counterattacks on both eastern and western fronts repulsed. Fifth Army artillery struck near Lucca in the Serchio valley and near Stret la on the coast. British Eighth Army halted nine German parties at Faenza. RAF Beaufighters sunk a coastal destroyer near Parenzo. Coastal craft and Beaufighters sank two German gunboats near Genoa. Weather hampered allied air operations but bombers hit a shipyard and harbor at La Spezia amid further attacks.

Rome S. Fifth Army Ctor Serchio River Lucca Stretla la Spe Eighth Army Faenza Nior River Naval Kanasula Parenzo Italy Genoa Laezia

Senate Irked By House Delay On Wallace Commerce Bill

Senate signals frustration as House delays threaten to stall Wallace nomination for commerce secretary. G.O. Ga senator George says House tactics could risk confirmation and set Wallace free from export bank ties, with March 1 voting timeline and possible compromise on board seats. Pepper backs Senate bill alignment and cautions against new House delays.

Washington House Commerce Department Senate Henry Wallace George D-Ga Wallace Commerce Jesse Jones House Rules Committee Whic Export-Import Bank Pepper D-Fia

Greensboro College Elects May Queen

Miss Mary Somers of Burlington was elected May Queen for Greensboro College by the senior class. Senior attendants named include Miss Jean Cherry of Tarboro and Miss Helen Gibbs of Asheville.

Greensboro Mary Somers Burlington May Queen Greensboro College Jean Cherry Tarboro Helen Gibbs Asheville

Mail Carrier Ditches Christmas Letters in Fatigue

Harold Hansen a 29 year old temporary mail carrier testified he grew tired of delivering letters and ditched about 200 letters behind a billboard. He received a year and a day in prison for interfering with the mail after inspectors recovered the mutilated correspondence.

Los Angeles Harold Hansen

Pope Accused of Defending Nazi Germany

In Moscow the Russian Orthodox church accused the Vatican of shielding Nazi Germany from Allied punishment. A document signed by four patriarchs and representatives of four others called on the world to oppose Vatican efforts to exonerate Hitlerite Germany.

Moscow Vatican Nazi Germany Germany

Churchill rebuffs Franco over anti-Soviet pact proposal

London reports say Prime Minister Churchill gave a cold and biting reply to Generalissimo Franco's confidential offer to mediate a peace between Germany and Britain. The exchanges remain undisclosed with Attlee stating public airing would breach protocol. Continued on Page 2-Sec. A.

London Churchill Francisco Franco France Clement Attlee Washington Times of London Franco Germany Britain British Press Association

Big Three Map Terms For Reich At Black Sea Conference

London reports the Big Three discuss surrender terms aimed at Nazi Germany after Allied military talks in the Black Sea area. De Gaulle invitation remains unconfirmed as Paris authorities call the report a rumor. Officials weigh use of forced German labor and Germany's postwar industrial plan amid ongoing diplomacy.

London Reuters Charles de Gaulle Black Sea Paris Washington U. S. State Department de Gaulle Alex Singleton Big Three Joseph Goebbels Versailles Aachen Russia Europe Britain United States Germany

World War II Leaders Plan Bold Strike Before Snows Melt

In wartime Europe the Big Three conference in the Black Sea region signals a unified push to crush Nazi resistance. Churchill Roosevelt and Stalin outline immediate actions to force a military decision and begin plans for occupation and pacification of Germany as winter snows threaten to slow advances.

Black Sea Europe Germany Swiss Neder Rhine Vienna Oder Wehrmacht Churchill Roosevelt Stalin

Slashed Negro Fights For Life In Hospital

A man identified as Chester Graves of 101 Eccles street was found injured by a knife or cleaver wound to the heart area and back, rushed to High Point Memorial Hospital where doctors gave him an even chance to live. Police searched for Burley Pete, a suspect in the case, as several ambulance calls echoed through downtown after midnight.

Chester Graves Eccles Street Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Burley Pete Graves Pene Bynum and Granby Ed Burkett Price ‘Street Price Street Burkett Anna Lendon Cecil Street L. and M Washington

Allies Keeping Up Air Attack On Germans

Allied night raiders struck western Germany after daylong bombing by front line bombers and fighters. About 150 American heavy bombers and 130 fighters hit U boat pens at Limuiden Molland and a gasoline dump near Duelmen. Two flying fortresses were lost and 18 continent based aircraft reported missing while German villages suffered heavy damage from dive bombers and strafers. The U S Ninth Air Force flew nearly 900 sorties and the RAF participated in the sustained assault.

London Germany Reich Rhine Limuiden Molland Duelmen Muenster U. S Ninth Air Force RAF

Meats to Fade From Civilian Markets by Mid Summer

Meats may virtually disappear from civilian markets by mid summer as government food officials reroute production to war stocks. Civilian supplies could return when fall livestock marketing rises. Production forecasts drop from 22.75 to 22.0 billion pounds. per capita civilian consumption may fall to 120–132 pounds depending on war length and relief needs.

David A. Martin Associated Press Washington U.S Agriculture Department Western Plains Europe

Russia May Get Arms To Fight Japan

A pending lend lease agreement with Russia includes a clause allowing continued shipment of arms to the Soviets after Europe is at peace if Russia enters the war against Japan. Signature of the treaty is expected soon as officials note the clause’s significance amid Russo Japanese considerations.

Washington Russia Japan Roosevelt Marshal Stalin Stalin Asia Tokyo Tokyo Radio Federal Communications United States U.S Britain Canada

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