Germany's Home Front Reaches Tipping Point in War
The piece argues home fronts determine wartime outcomes as much as battles. It surveys total war dynamics, civilian strain, production collapse, and attrition, crediting Hoover’s broad perspective and warning that exhausted home fronts weaken military power and threaten victory.
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Herbert Hoover
Europe
Harding
Coolidge
United States
Germany
Roosevelt Budget Aims to Channel War Output and Tax Aid
President Roosevelt outlined a 1944 budget to buy factory and farm output for total war, emphasizing sacrifice over money. He urged unity, proposed higher taxes and savings, and set a target of at least 16 billion dollars in additional funds while detailing civilian curtailment and expanded war production needs.
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United Nations
Roosevelt
Harold D. Smith
Congress
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Veterans Administration
Work Projects Administration
Guadalcanal Air War Then and Now Ace Foss Leads
Guadalcanal battles raged from August through November as U S planes, Marines and Navy fighters clashed with Japanese bombers and Zeros over Henderson Field. Admiral Halsey praised the pilots as superb while Capt Joseph Foss, 22, Sioux Falls SD, claimed 23 kills in six weeks, spotlighting the Allied air offensive.
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United States
Solomons
Douglas
Henderson Field
Gruman Fight
Douglas Dauntless
Guadalcanal
Curtiss Army
Jane
Henderson Fieldavy
Marine Corps
Hen- Field
U. S
Florida Island
U. S. Marine
Army
Navy
Munda
New Georgia Island
Pacific
Admiral Halsey
Joseph Foss
Sioux Falls
Rationing Guide Updates February 8 and Later Dates
Summary of new and upcoming rationing rules for coffee sugar gasoline tires and fuel. It lists coupon validity dates and changes including transition to ODT Certificates of War Necessity for T rations and tire inspections by Official OPA inspectors. It also notes January deadlines for War Ration Book One and obtaining the book.
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OPA
York Jr Appointed Student Second Lieutenant at Scott Field
C A York Jr son of Mr and Mrs C A York of High Point has been appointed a student second lieutenant in the 371st Technical Squadron at Scott Field Illinois He is a student at the Scott Field technical school and was chosen for outstanding leadership qualities He will wear rank designation similar to that worn by commissioned officers.
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Scott Field
C. A. York, Jr
C. A. York
High Point
371St Technical Ae
York
Patton Enlists at Camp McQuaide for Basic Training
Arch ie R Patton of Jamestown begins basic training at Camp McQuaide Calif. The course covers infantry drill small arms firing first aid map reading and related basics with added instruction on coast artillery defense weapons for seacoast duties.
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Camp Mcquaide
Calif
Archie R. Patton
Jamestown
Patton
Big Seacoast
Coast Artillery Corps
City funds $20,100 to refinance bonds at saving
High Point plans to issue 1,000 face value term bonds due 1948 to save 9,900, with Mayor Grayson announcing the purchase. Akron airship flew over the city at 11 PM after Florida races. Local notices include convalescence for Mrs. Crowson, a Groometown death, and two new North Carolina bills amid global tension with the American Legion criticizing wealthy interests.
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High Point
C. 8. Grayson
Akron
Florida
North Carolina
General Assembly
Spain
Cuba
Argentina
Germany
American Legion
National Economy League
High Point dealer attacked in Thomasville
Local R E Zimmerman an automobile dealer from High Point was beaten by five masked men in Thomasville while visiting a former home. He spent the night at Ft Thomasville and aided police in the investigation after the assault. The incident followed his attempt to visit the home late last night. Harold Knapp spoke to the Kiwanis Club on Underprivileged Children. Food costs show an upward trend. Es sen residents resented the French Ruhr occupation today. Representative Claude Kitchin is seriously ill at his Scotland Neck home.
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Ben Crowson
Thurston Street
B. R. Pace
J.C. McLains
Mallory Street
J. A. Groome
Groometown
J. G. Groome
High Point
R. E. Zimmerman
Thomasville
Ft Thomasville
Wood Hotel
Harold Knapp
Kiwanis Club
Essen
Germany
Ruhr
Claude Kitchin
Scotland
YMCA Boxing Classes Start Tuesday At Local Center
Boxing instructor Jim Steele will conduct sessions at 4 p.m. for boys and a separate time for young men at the YMCA. Secretary Eagar Hartley says the program aims to boost physical education and encourages enthusiastic participation.
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Loal Y. M. C. A
Jim Steele
Eagar Hartley
Creomulsion Promise Cuts Cough Quick On Colds
An ad warns a three day cough can signal danger and chronic bronchitis. Creomulsion claims to go to the throat to loosen phlegm, ease inflamed bronchial membranes, and aid healing. It contains no narcotics and offers money back if it does not help sleep and rest.
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Henderson
Mick
C. A. York Jr
A. R. Patton
Camp Mcquaide, Calif
Fred Swartzberg
Clyde Street
Ray
North Main Streets
Harry S. Ball
Elizabeth City
W. W. Spence
W. H. Poole
Andrew Jackson Sawyer
Chet Spence
Poole
Central State Prison
Raleigh
Tunisia
Mateur
Ota Eal Pepe
Cahmed
AVA
AA Uns Woods
Morrow
Enterprise
Norway