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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1944

Page

8

Soviet counterattacks drive Germans back on multiple fronts

Soviet reports claim Vatutin's first Ukrainian army shattered German counterattacks near Olevsk and Nevel with heavy losses, while Bagramian's forces pounded the Baltic wing. Belaya Tserkov fell after a four day battle as Soviet spearheads push toward Stavische Pliskov and other district centers along the Vinnitsa Tarnopol corridors.

Stalingrad von Mannstein Bug Rumania Olevsk Nikolai Vatutin First Ukraine Vatutin Ukraine Ivan Bagramian Nevel Nevel-Velikie Lukie Szocha Pleshkova Novograd - Volynski Belaya Tserkov Moscow D Tely Stavische Pliskov Vinnitsa Bug River Kiev- Zherinka

Men and Women in Service Updates and Promotions

Conrad C. Reies returns to duty after 20 days with his parents in Route One New Mexico. Cpl. Martin H. Skull, son of Mrs. Rose Skull, earns a new rating while serving in the European theater. Robert T. Thacker, formerly of High Point, completes training at Clarion Pa and is stationed in Nashville Tenn as a pilot.

Conrad C. Reies Togree Do. Fairrington Route One New Mexico North Africa Sirull Cpl Martin H. Skull Rose S. Skull Montheu Avenue Thacker Nashville Robert T. Thacker High Point Army Air Forces Clarion State Teachers’ College

Burgess Family Returns to Camp Haan California

SGT Burgess and wife Gladys Kidd Burgess return to Camp Haan after holidays with their parents. Kidd at Parris Island William J Kidd son of Joe Kidd returns to Marine Base at Parris Island. Bailey completes aviation radioman course John Bailey son of S O Bailey finished training in Memphis Tennessee. Davis couple returns to Camp Libertale Cleo F Davis stationed there after visiting relatives.

Sgt. Burgess Camp Set Thurman Burgess Mrs. Burgess Gladys Kidd Camp Haan Calif G. L. Burgess Joe Kidd

Lawrence Dennis Freed on Bail in Federal Indictment

Becket Massachusetts January 5 Lawrence Dennis 50 year old war veteran author and self styled isolationist and proud of it charged in a federal indictment with conspiracy in connection with an alleged seditious plot released in 2500 bail for hearing January 12 An English court decision in 1772 freed 15000 Negroes and declared slavery illegal

Becket Mass Lawrence Dennis

Allied air and ground actions push toward Rome front

Allied forces bombed targets around Travnik and Doboj amid German Yugoslav fighting. Other formations attacked West Coast shipping off Italy and supply convoys near the front. Bridges north-west of Cassino were destroyed as Germans rush mobile troops and mountain units to delay Rome.

Travnik Doboj Italy Cassino Rome

Allied air armada bombs Germany and France in one day

About 3 000 Allied aircraft took part in a single day raid over Germany and France. U S heavy bombers destroyed four enemy planes and escorts eight. German fighters shot down at least 17. Over 3 tons of high explosive were dropped on Kiel and Münster. The mission traced a 1000 mile flight with long range fuel tanks. Münster lies 200 miles southwest of Kiel, a key railway hub.

U. S Germany France Jiel Muenstr Pach Muenster Kiel

Mothers honored in Cumberland County wartime ceremony

The Cumberland Post of the American Legion will award certificates to about 50 mothers in Cumberland county whose sons are casualties in the current war. State Department Commander Robert Stevens will deliver the principal address at the event in Fayetteville on Thursday night.

Fayetteville Cumberland Post The American Legion Cumberland County State Department Robert Stevens

Army plane crash injures two in Congress Heights

An army plane crashed and burned in a vacant lot in Congress Heights Washington today. Police reported that two persons aboard were fatally injured.

Washington Congress Heights

Two Babies Abandoned by Parents in East Side Flat

New York police search for the parents after a 9 month old boy and a girl about two were found in a windswept east side flat. The boy wore only a shirt and sweater, the girl had no clothes, both fed and clothed at the New York Foundling hospital. A couple had been seen occupying the flat since Monday.

New York New York Foundling Hospital

Ends of Justice in Idaho As Ballengee Surrenders

Stonewall Ballengee a 73 year old gold prospector surrendered to Idaho authorities at the state prison from which he escaped 25 years ago. He had served about two years of a 5 to 10 year sentence for voluntary manslaughter. Gov Bottolfsen said Ballengee would receive a reprieve and a pardon board request would be made. The governor stated that ends of justice have been served.

Boise Idaho Stonewall Ballengee C. A. Bottolfsen Ballengee Pardon Board

Truck Accident Claims Life in Lincolnton

John Alexander Ardrey was killed yesterday when a truck dump body struck him at the state highway garage in Lincolnton. The fatality occurred on January 4, according to local reports.

Lincolnton John Alexander Ardrey State Highway

Weather outlook for North and South Carolina

North Carolina mostly cloudy and mild tonight with higher temperatures in east and central areas. Thursday cloudy and cooler in the west forenoon and in the east in the afternoon with occasional light rain. South Carolina cloudy and slightly warmer tonight with possible rain in the extreme northwest. Thursday cloudy with occasional light rain and cooler in the afternoon.

North Carolina South Carolina

Doolittle praises staff as he departs for England command

General Doolittle and his eight year old daughter reside in Charlotte North Carolina. He heads to England to command the Eighth Air Force. He credits his staff and notes the Fifteenth was born in Washington a year and a half ago after he proposed it. He instead led the Twelfth Air Force in North Africa and later the strategic air force with bomber and RAF units under him.

Charlotte N. C Doolittle England 8Th Air Force Washington 12Th Air Force North Africa Strategic Air Force

Anti Russian Stance Shapes 1944 US Party Dynamics

The article argues both major parties in 1944 lean on anti Russian sentiment for votes. It accuses Republican and Democratic leaders of irresponsibility and political manipulation to gain anti Soviet support. It contends Roosevelt’s administration avoided antagonizing anti Russian factions, aiding Stalin’s rise as a key international figure.

Ryingat Roosevelt Democratic Party Stalin

Woodmen Install Officers In Meet On Tuesday Night

Piedmont Camp No. 62 Woodmen of the World met Tuesday at 7 30 pm due to a large turnout they voted to install officers that night rather than wait for January 11. Officers installed included Hunt Carroll Bru ton Carter Thrower Johnson and others with trustees Mann Grayson and medical corps officers Tice and Perry.

Piedmont Woodmen of the World W. L. Hunt Paul Carroll John T. Bruton William J. Carter Edwin K. Thrower Edgar ©. Johnson W. Stamey Atkins James M. Ellington Everett B. Alderman George W. Hassell J. R. Willis Horace G. Rothrock Lester Peacock J. T. Mann C. S. Grayson W. T. Tice Glenn W. Perry Medical Corps United States Army

ICC Member Calls Deferment to Save Railroads

J Monroe Johnson of the Interstate Commerce Commission urged deferment of railroad workers from the draft to prevent a transportation calamity. He testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that railroads must run at high speed to assure victory and warned a strike would be a military catastrophe beyond expression. He rejected the idea of tying up rails as treasonous, stressing continued railroad operation.

Washington J. Monroe Johnson Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Johnson Senator Reeds R-Kas Reed

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