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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
2
North Carolina expects rain and drizzle this afternoon into tonight with sleet or freezing rain in the west and continued cold. South Carolina has a chance of light drizzle ending tonight with cold, while Georgia should see occasional drizzle and continued cold tonight.
A congressional subcommittee described three Japanese classes in the United States American-born and American-educated Japanese often loyal Americans American-born educated Japanese and Japanese-born educated individuals seen as problematic due to Shinto ties with the emperor Chandler noted Shinto followers' loyalties. Most car owning families rely on older second or third hand vehicles for transportation.
Krieg recalls a mass raid five weeks earlier near Wake. Japanese Zeros attacked after departure, lasting about 20 minutes with anti-aircraft fire and slow barrel rolls. He saw new construction, two small supply ships, and large columns of smoke with several buildings demolished.
Reported advances on the southern front place Ataman within 60 miles of Rostov while spearheads push beyond Belaya Glina toward Tikhoretsk. Novo Alexandrovskaya falls 30 miles east of Kropotkin as Russians claim large Axis surrenders and continued annihilation around Stalingrad.
OPA officials state cereals are plentiful and may return to ordinary breakfasts. Milk butter and syrup loom as rationing concerns while fish and eggs appear on the unrestricted or soon rationed lists. Predictions claim civilian America will be leaner, healthier, with greater attention to nutrition and calories.
About 26 000 New York dressmakers were ordered to return to work by ILGWU President David Dubinsky after a two day stoppage. The move followed talks with five employer associations and a pledge from the War Labor Board to take up the dispute if workers resumed.
The Greek philosopher Aristotle advised women marry at 18 to 20, while men should wait until 27 to wed. This reflects his view on gender roles and marriage timing.
Stromboli, Europe's most active volcano, rises over 3000 feet above the Mediterranean and spans about eight miles around at its base.
Secretary of War Stimson announced American casualties in Tunisia total 1,258 dead wounded and missing. He noted 226 missing believed captured, 211 killed, 532 wounded and 289 missing, with a revised armored raid showing two U.S. soldiers killed, two tanks lost, and enemy losses of 25 killed and 150 captured. He cited overall air operations as successful.
President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill conferred at Casablanca with military chiefs to pursue harsher land sea and air warfare. RAF heavy raids hit north Germany while US Fortresses bomb Wilhelmshaven Emden and Attacks hit Copenhagen Lorient and Bordeaux as Britain reports no German raids over Britain.
Dispatches from North Africa report American advances relief French troops east of the pass from Ousseltia to Pont Du Fahs. On the Northern Tunisia front, patrols and small skirmishes occur while the British Eighth Army advances toward Rommel’s retreating Africa corps and Rommel’s forces possibly retreat to the Mareth line about 65 miles west of the Libyan border.
General Garia described as directing road building by compulsory labor. Movements of I man troops to and from Greece and Yugoslavia were reported, indicating ongoing military activity in the region.
Bruce Bairnsfather reports on American troops stationed in England with vivid scenes and civilian interactions. The column sketches daily life, morale, and humor through vignettes featuring soldiers and common British settings, highlighting transatlantic friendship during wartime.
Swiss and international efforts shift from private aid to Red Cross backed programs, aiding Serb and other refugee children. The piece traces charities from 1929 to the Spanish Civil War, noting Swiss workers hosting children, Austrian refugee moves, and the evolution into large scale relief under the Swiss Red Cross. Also mentions U.S. ordnance buying horses for guards and a new transport plane for military use.
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