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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

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U S Ninth And British Now Hold West Bank Of Boer As Nazis Form Lines

Allied forces push to the Siegfried line and near the Roer as the Ninth Army and British Second Army press from the Holland border toward Dusseldorf Munchen Gladbach and Cologne. German resistance collapses in towns east of the Roer while Allied snowbound drives gain ground across Alsace and the Belgian frontier.

U.S West Bank of Boer James M. Long Paris Ninth Second Army Holland Cologne Roer Dusseldorf Munchen Gladbach Bachelen Rhenish Prussia U. S Seventh Army Alsace Strasbourg Ardennes Our River Eisenhower Ruhr Rhineland Julich 102Nd Ozark Ninth Arm Germany Wes Gallagher Ninth Army Sittard Saverne Gap Wilson Haguenau Moder Neuberg Schwieghouse Willison Bischwiller Hanguenau Korrenzig Mulhouse Demes Ambleve Mirfeld Wallerode Medell St. Vithin Audrange Wattermal Briedfeld 106Th Onzen Shau William H Texas Bil Simpson

Wallace Nomination Faces Doubt in Senate Fight

Washington reports mounting doubt on Wallace's cabinet nomination as Senate Commerce weighs stripping the Commerce Department of control over wiring lending agencies. Supporters push for a vote while critics signal 48 to 50 votes to block the nomination.

Washington Wis Wallace Bounon Senate Chang Rtment Presiit Roosevelt Rtmenta Federal Loan Wayne Taylor Yester House

Tax Issue Headed For Showdown In Several States

ATLANTA January 26 The tax issue moved toward an early legislative showdown in eight states with voters facing tax revisions or repeal efforts. Georgia showed a clear fight as lawmakers debated a repeal bill after a house vote. Tennessee aimed to lighten or repeal taxes by constitutional amendment, while Carolina and Alabama moved toward modification rather than abandonment of the tax.

Tlanta Georgia Tennessee Carolina Alabama House Senate

Margine Bill and Divorce Proposals Placed in Legislature

In Raleigh the legislature saw a colored margarine bill introduced by Reps Vogler Pearsall and Allen to allow sale of colored margarine with no tax impact, sent to the agriculture committee amid dairy opposition. Other measures seek civilian and service member divorce residency changes and a war teacher bonus totaling about 3 million annually, plus a 7.5 million yearly highway construction appropriation for the next biennium.

Raleigh Vogler Mecklenburg Pearsall Nash Allen Wake Agriculture Committee Kearney Franklin and Advisory Budget Commission Rep Umstead Orange

Yankees Sold to MacPhail Topping Webb Syndicate

Phoenix report cites Del Webb Scheimer associate Robert Becker saying Del Webb Capt. Dan Topping and Col. Larry MacPhail bought the New York Yankees for about 2.8 million dollars. Journal-American adds a sale to a MacPhail Topping Webb syndicate for 2.5 million with Wootrich as trustee.

Phoenix, Ariz Robert A. Becker del Webb Phoenix Webb Dan Topping Larry MacPhail New York Yankees Becker New York The Journal-American Arizona Millionaire Max Kase W. Wootrich Manufacturers Trust Company Jacob Ruppert

Soviet Armies Close on Berlin Front From Poznan

Soviet tanks pushed from Poznan toward Brandenburg as Moscow reported four east Prussia towns captured and Breslau cut off. Zhukov led near Berlin advance with Red Army claiming key gains while German reports warned of fierce battles around Poznan and Bydgoszcz.

Associated Press London Poznan Moscow East Prussia Germany Stalin Konigsberg Gregory K. Zhukov Berlin Brandenburg Reich Allenburg Nordenburg Lotzen Tapiau Onigsberg Breslau Prussian Dent Eddy Gilmore Elbing Bydgoszcz Torun Bydoszcz Gleiwitz Upper Silesia Pregel Deime Red Star Red Army

Clark Field Falls to Yanks Amid Heavy Artillery Barrage

Clark Field and Fort Stotsenburg in Luzon were captured by American forces led by Maj. Gen. Oscar W. Griswold's 14th Army Corps after rapid advances with minimal Japanese resistance. American artillery pursued remaining garrisons, clearing enemy troops from nearby hills as MacArthur reported progress in eliminating Japanese air strength in the Philippines.

Clark Field Luzon Clark Id China Coast Fort Stotsentburg Manila Wast Clark Field Philippines Oscar W. Griswold 14Th Army Corps Clark Douglas MacArthur MacArthur

Breslau the Key German City in the War Today

The Breslau industrial center on the Oder is a crucial communications hub for the Nazi defense. Reduced contact with the city suggests it may be isolated as Soviet forces advance. German attempts to fight on in the winding valley are noted, but retreat continues.

Germany Breslau Oder River Oder Reich Moscow

Rail Embargo Extended To January 30

Local railroad officials received a wire from the American Railroad Association extending embargo No. 43 restricting all loading and billing of carload and less carload freight from 12:01 a.m. Saturday Jan 27 to 12:01 a.m. Tuesday Jan 30. Freight cannot be accepted for movement to through or within Indiana Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland District of Columbia Delaware New Jersey West Virginia.

American Railroad Association Washington Car Service Division Indiana Lower Peninsula Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland District of Columbia Delaware New Jersey West Virginia

Snow And Rain Halt Activity In North Italy

Weather across the Po valley limited Allied operations. Fifth Army patrols probed German defenses south of Bologna while communications and transport faced disruption. Allied air activity rose with over 500 sorties, five German planes destroyed on the ground and four Allied craft missing.

Rome Fifth Army Bologna Alba

Civilians Face Butter Shortage As Demand Presses Action

Chicago reports a 1945 civilian ration forecast at less than a pat of butter daily. Industry spokesmen urge immediate federal action to relieve the crisis, seeking higher base prices and expanded production payments for butterfat and whole milk, plus extended cream sales limits.

Chicago H. A. Ruehe Institute Richard

Thomasville Children Die In Blaze

In Thomasville a two room frame house burned around 9 30 this morning killing two young children Charles Edward McMillian five and Tony Carter McMillian two and their dog. Geraldine 15 left home briefly to buy groceries and the fire destroyed the interior leaving only the shell. The fire was blamed on an overheated coal stove and funeral services were set at Russell Funeral Home with times pending.

Thomasville Banner Charles Edward McMillian Tony Carter McMillian Early C. McMillian Geraldine McMillian Betty Lou Billy Joe Durham Russell

Russians Free British Fliers Held By Nazis

Two British sergeant pilots Donald Mays from Sheffield and Paul Vermullen from London were freed by the Soviet advance and said they were shot down in France last January and held at Camp Breezy in Silesia near Kreuzberg. The Red Star noted prisoners from all over Europe were in the camp and that Americans had not yet been found.

Moscow Army Red Star Donald Mays Sheffield Paul Vermullen London France Breezy Silesia Kreuzberg Breslau Red Army U. S Europe Kreuzburg

Hoey to Resume Teaching Sunday at Mt. Vernon Methodist

Senator Clyde R. Hoey will resume his Sunday school teaching this Sunday in Washington. He will spell out the regular lesson to the men’s Bible class at Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church, citing the strain of congressional duties that prevented weekly sessions.

Washington Clyde R. Hoey Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church North Carolina Shelby Raleigh

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