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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1942
Page
4
Knox Outlines Prime Objective In War Drive
Secretary Knox told mayors in Washington that crushing Hitler is the top Allied aim. He argues German defeat will topple Japan and Italy, and stresses maintaining Russian momentum to propel the Allied push. He warns against naval restraint that could invite aerially aided losses, urging bold sea action to sustain strategic advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecretary Knox
Washington
America
Hitler
MacArthur
Philippines
Malaya
Singapore
Hiter
Knox
Jimmy Young
You'r News
Japan
Seattle
Allies Hold Long Purs a War Economics Theory
A January 13 editorial argues that war outcomes hinge on resources, not quick blows. It cites the Allies’ growing strength as Axis resources dwindle, cautions against overconfidence, and notes Russia’s crucial role. The piece also covers Dr Tarbell the magician and the P T A’s food program, linking morale, science, and nutrition to wartime effort.
Axis prophecies and signed pacts shape 1941 predictions
A compilation of Axis forecasts and diplomatic notes from January 1941. Reports cite Breslau and Bremen dispatches predicting German Soviet collaboration, possible prolonged war, and Britain’s downfall, with Rome urging the Arab world that Germany can import Russian raw materials for war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Moscow
L’oeuvre
Russia
England
United States
Bremen
Britain
Rome
Hitler’s Unlucky Thirteenth in Russia Report
A dated dispatch notes Hitler shifts HQ deeper into Russia as liberal powers digest Europe’s crisis. Germany shows no overt rebellion yet food rations tighten and warmth and recreation items dwindle. Germans endure sacrifices hoping for victories as reverses worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Telephone etiquette for railroad workers sparks a new approach
G D Brooke of Chesapeake and Ohio issues a employee handbook on telephone conduct for the railroad, Nickel Plate and Marquette, outlining ten rules to project a positive image and efficient communication. The piece weaves in a note on philanthropy and public health by Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur and a closing remark on daylight and wartime morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Brooke
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nickel Plate
Perc ‘Marquette
Fregenty
Walter Winchell Style News Snippets From New York
A rapid, disjointed roundup covers Gertrude Niesen and Marie Austin at Club 18, FDR's tepee sale, Park Avenue blackout markings, St. Regis hooch storage, and two rooms bowing out. Kennedy kin, Gene Krupa set, Lou Armstrong, T. Balfes, and musical acts in The Melting Pot are noted, with Brit press stars and CBS fallout over Menzies. Various showbiz items, marriages, and press quirks pepper a lavish, gossip filled column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Club 18
Gertrude Niesen
Marie -Austin
FDR
Kennedy
Washington
Pa Kennedy
Ike
Gene Krupas
T. Balfes
Lou Novas
T. Darsey
Louie
Satch
Broadway producer bans bridge champ over opinions at Cerutti's
A Broadway producer at Cerutti's ousts a bridge champion for expressing views. Lucille Ball is suspended by RKO over protests about losing her role in Lite Pinks. Nan Blakston crowns herself America’s Most Glamorous Star in Variety ads. Mike Jacobs plans to announce Joe Louis vs Buddy Baer returns. delays blamed on preprime fighters donating shares to Navy Relief Society. Net after taxes tops 164000. alleged plan to fight gratis for USO and donate million gate to Army, Navy, Marines. Sid Naval Dis't notes thanks from fight press corps. Drama critic Richard Lockridge reports on service applicants with slight eyesight issues to save pensions. Philly boss replaces Inquirer. Navy Relief’s next event at Mad. Sq Garden March 10 features “every star in the land.” Col. Kelly painting to be auctioned. Boxes donated to soldiers. Whitney Bourne ill. Joe McWilliams group funds for expenses. J. Edgar Hoover and a columnist to be publicly attacked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bklyn
USA
Cerutti
Lucille Ball
RKO
Nan Blakston
Variety
America
Mike Jacobs
Joe Louis
Army
Navy
Marines
Sid Naval
New York
the Sun
Richard Lockridge
Columm
Philly
the Inquirer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Navy Recief
Sq Garden
Clelland Barclay
Colin P. Kelly, Jr
S. Billingsley
J. J. Fox
Whitney Bourne
Drs
Joe McWilliams
Washington
MM. L
North Carolina ice cream group elects White president
The North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers Association closed its convention this afternoon electing Geo. L. H. White as president for the coming year, succeeding J. R. Willis of this city. Depositors of the Commercial Bank will meet Thursday to discuss releasing frozen funds, while Stehi Mills will redeem all checks written before the bank’s closing. Mrs. Florence Auner man of Greensboro visits Mrs. Capus Waynick, and Misses Jones and Thelma Answorth of Brevard stay with Mrs. W. F. Posey. James Byrom is treated at High Point Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wrinkle and Mrs. R. L. Reynolds of Columbus, Ga., are guests at the Sheraton Hotel. Andrew Mellon seeks a balanced budget by 1934. a Alabama tornado claims eleven lives. Will Rogers, from Allahabad, comments on war and Hoover vacancies in high offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locs News
North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers Association
Geo. L. H. White
J. R. Willis
Florence Alnerman
Greensboro
Airs
Capus Waynick
Misses Jones
Thelma Answorth
Brevard
W. F. Posey
Magnolia Court
James Byrom
High Point Hospital
C. E. Wrinkle
R. L. Reynolds
Columbus, Ga
Sheraton Hotel
Andrew Mellon
Alabama
Will Rogers
Allahabad
India
Stimpson
Hoover
Local notes and society items from High Point and beyond
Twenty years ago a plan to hard surface Monroe Avenue, open price system support from the Southeastern division of the American Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers Association, and a 42nd birthday party for R D Samuel at his English Street home are among brief items. Also noted are Knoxville artist visitor Dedamead, a Dec 1 marriage in Lavras Minas Brazil, bridge club gathering, a High Point Chamber of Commerce board meeting, Henry Ford on waterways, a $40 million state highway program, a Guilford Avenue rectory site, and mention of Czech sisters Blazek in Chicago with a Siamese twins note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Montheu Avenue
American Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers Association
Sheraton Hotel
R. D. Samuel
English Street
Thomas Dedamead
Knoxville
Tenn
Ora Mast
Guy Alexander Roberts
State College
Lavras Minas
Brazil
Charles Tomlinson
Duplicate Bridge Club
Parkway
Frank J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Henry Ford
America
Guilford Avenue
St Mary's Episcopal Church
High Point
Josetheia
Rosa Blazek
Czechoslovakia
Chicago
Questions of strategic materials and ships for South America
Washington report from January 13 notes critical shortages and reshuffling of cargo ships as the United States and allied nations confront priority shipments to South America. Tankers, passenger liners, and cargo ships face disruptions, with the Maritime Commission rerouting about 100 Axis ships to Atlantic and Pacific routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South America
South American
Isbody
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Sumner
Welles
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Europe
Maritime Commission
Philic
Afgican
Americas
Andes
Chile
Brazil
Rie
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. B. Terry
Sec'y and
Treas
Hammett A. Cecil
Capus M. Waynick
Alcuin
Tarbell
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Poland
Baltics
Turkey
Near East
Africa
United Nations
Far East
Vichy
Dale Carnegie
Ray Lyman Wilbur
American Social Hygiene Association
Walter Winchell
CBS
Phi Baker
Mlenzies
Australia
Baker
Curtin
Menzies
Jack Warner
Hal Wallis
U. S
Lorraine Manners
Geo. Price
NBC
Bette Davis
Rex XII
Stewart Aglehart
Life Mag
Life
San Francisco
Archduke Franz Josef
Arturo Ramos
Imogen Carpenter
Pierre Thrush
L. L
Orrin Lehman
Babs Beckwith
Evelyn Wyckoff
Jessie Matthews
Paul Hancock
Guild
Alan Gordon
Hollywood
Mocambo Cafe
H. Stein
Hollywood Reporter
Gordon
Stein
Reader's Digest
Stuart Chase
Stanley High
Lionel Stander
Broadway
Laura Dedamead
Sir. Dodamead
Tennessee
South
Peter Edsor
Clarence B. Kelland
Story Isriter
Church of Christ
James Thayer Addison
National Council, Episcopal Church
Momhamamedan
Teheran
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