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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1945
Page
3
Churchill To Lead Largest Big Three Conference Staff
London reports Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Eden will bring the largest staff of political economic and military experts ever to a Big Three meeting. Junior staff including translators and secretaries from Whitehall may travel to a secret meeting place. The forthcoming conference with American and Russian delegates is expected to be as large as Britain and perhaps the longest ever among major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Churchill
Eden
Whitehall
German High Command Reissues Captured Army Maps
During World War II the German high command reproduced captured Allied army maps for reissue to German forces, aiming to aid operations with familiar topography and enemy dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Command
Hannegan Plans Independent Campaign Push for 1946 Elections
Democratic National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan signals independent PAC and party efforts for the 1946 congressional races. He outlines year round education and fundraising, confirms continued chairmanship at 20000 dollars yearly, and notes PAC support seen effective in last November’s districts. He names new finance directors and publicity chief while planning Jefferson Day events in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic National Committee
CIO Political Action Committee
Robert E. Hannegan
United Action
Hannegan
National Committee
PAC
Congress
Thousand Dollar Club
George L. Killion
Francisco
Edwin W. Pauley
Sam A. O'Neal
Chicago Sun
All American Aviation Seeks Franchise Across Ten States
All-American Aviation seeks government permission to serve 425 more cities in 10 states including North and South Carolina. The company already operates in 118 cities in six Mid Atlantic states. President Halsey R. Bazley announced the plan as the pickup freight and passenger system enters its sixth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
South Carolina
All-American Aviation, Inc
Halsey R. Bazley
Middle Atlantic
Mrs Huntsman Leads 50 In Public LSM 402 Visit
Mrs. John L. Huntsman tours the LSM 402 landing ship at the Charleston navy yard. Asheville Cave Company official P. M. Burdette accompanies the party of about 50 on the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
John L. Huntsman
Cave Company of
Asheville
LSM
Navy Yard
Asheville Cuty
P. M. Burdette
Huntsman
Hollywood Studio Plans Shift Toward Cheaper 1945 Films
Hollywood producers hedge against postwar deflation by trimming budgets and reducing output. Fewer big productions, with remakes like Quo Vadis cancelled, as theater audiences face higher prices and wartime fatigue. Broadway activity remains strong, but Hollywood braces for a leaner year.
New Textile Controls To Relieve Clothing Situation
Washington reports new textile controls to ease rising costs and dwindling supplies. The Office of Price Administration and the War Production Board convened with textile industry leaders to discuss price ceilings and production limits aimed at keeping civilian garments affordable. Bowles said retailers should absorb some cost increases, while Krug noted strong current profits among many retailers and wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. DeMille
Broadway
New York City
Hollywood
Washington
Office of Price Administration
War Production Board
WPB
J. A. Krug
Chester Bowles
OPA
Bowles
Pearl Harbor
Theater Owners Elect Officers in Carolinas Meeting
The North Carolina and South Carolina Theater Owners Association concluded a two day meeting in Charlotte selecting A. F. Sams Jr of Statesville as president, George W. Parr of Lancaster South Carolina as first vice president, Roy Rowe of Burgaw as second vice president, and Mrs Walter Griffith of Charlotte as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina and
South Carolina
Theater Owners Association
A. F. Sams, Jr
Statesville
George W. Parr
Lancaster
S. C
Roy Rowe
Burgaw
Walter Griffith
Reds Celebrate London as Moscow Celebrates Victories
Moscow dispatches say 100 salvos from 224 guns lit the night in London to mark Russian military wins. Bands played Soviet and Polish anthems as thousands roared Berlin chants. Only small cobalt quantities are produced in the United States.
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REDS
London
Moscow
Berlin
The
United States
Boxing Roundup From Across the United States
Fights last night reported by the Associated Press feature multiple welterweight and light heavyweight bouts across cities including Philadelphia Newark New York and Chicago. Notable results include Ike Williams and Fernando Menichelli draws and Archie Wilmer KO losses with several outpoints and TKOs in clubs from Montreal to New Orleans. The piece closes with Roy Chapman Andrews expedition note and cost details.
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Philadelphia
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Maxie Berger
Montreal
Jimmy Phillips
Baltimore
T.K.O
Archie Wilmer
Wilmington
Del
New York
Fernando “the
Menichelli
Buenos Aires
Vince Pimpinella
Brooklyn
Drew
Joe Sadler
Joey Puig
Newark
Johnny Pinazzo
Washington
Jackie Wilson
Pittsburgh
Pedro Hernandez
Peter Virgin
Sammy Thompson
Nate Bolden
Chicago
Walter ‘‘Popeye" Woods
Joe Goladek
Mike Enrich
Enterprising Yank Uses Cows To Form Roadblock
A U S Army officer used six cows as a roadblock to halt a German Tiger tank in Belgium. Lt. Sidney P. Dane led the cattle into a barn and fired to disperse them, enabling a bazooka team to destroy the tank. S/Sgt. Oswald E. McKown endured close-quarters tank fire and a direct hit before a shell destroyed the enemy vehicle. Tony P. Flenda fired on sentries with a captured pistol as he escaped toward American lines. Prisoners recalled German bravado about eating American food, now contradicted by their status as POWs. American ships traded with China and the Pacific Islands in 1792.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. First Army
Belgium
Sidney P. Dane
Dane
Europe
Oswald E. McKown
New Boston
Tex
McKown
Tony P. Flenda
Brooklyn
Tony
English Channel
Youre Not Too Old To Feel Young Medical Ad
An ad offers Tromone a medical formula combining vitamins and hormones to revive vitality for middle aged men. It promises improved mood energy and enjoyment with use. Sold by Mann Drug and stores, it claims to restore the zest of youth and reverse the effects of added years.
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Mann Drug and
Enaaaie
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Conn
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Thornton & Minors
High Point
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U.S.A
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By Sterling F. Green
Carolinas Theater
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Central Asia
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Ons
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
East High St
Pia E
STUDI
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