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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1945
Page
2
Manila Bay battles echo as American forces press Philippine advance
Reports describe American patrols near Clark Field and Rosario advancing through swamplands toward La Fernando and Baguio area. Yanks seize Agat and Esperanza while bombers strike Corregidor and Manila Bay handling multiple airstrip targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balahapas
United States
Free Philippines
Rosario-Sar
Rosario
Clark Field
Angeles
Far Eastern Air Force
Corregidor
Manila Bay
Baguio Toy
Agat
Esperanza
Sario
Roo
San Manuel
Bataan
Manila
Tuguegarao Feld
Ely In
Ber
Lusgeh
Aparri
Iger mans continued Prom Page One flies
President Roosevelt emphasizes peaceful development and respect within the European family as Mass retaliation is opposed. The article notes the desire to give the German people opportunity for a peaceful future and a respected role among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Roosevelt
Ger
European Family of Nations
Sugar Ration Affects Civilians More Than Soldiers
The 1945 guidance notes civilians face large cuts in carbonated beverages and candy supplies while soldier production remains stable. Officials report civilian sugar and ingredient reductions will reach about 12 percent and 1.5 billion bottles in rationed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Helen Traubel Delights Large New York Audience
Helen Traubel gave a Metropolitan Opera House concert for the High Point Community Concert Association season opener. Her program mixed Wagnerian arias with Italian Italianate and American songs, including three Beethoven numbers sung in English. The audience responded with enthusiasm and encored with several pieces, and the next concert will feature pianist Josef Hoffman on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile H. Serposs
High Point Community Concert Association
New York
Metropolitan ‘Opera House
Kuan
Rauches
Ameri
Hensive
Beethoven
Metropolitan
Atei Reavibel
Rd Straus
Schubert
Arauss
Annes
Rel
Bel
Megetar
D Coenraad
Miss Traubel
Oleg
Josef Hoffman
Patton Advances to Luxembourg Border Amid Eastern Shift
Allied reconnaissance reports heavy rail traffic eastward as air forces withdraw from the west to the eastern defenses. Patton's Third Army reaches the Our river near Luxembourg, with the 94th Infantry recapturing Butzdorf and seven hamlets east of the Moselle while German troops in the Belgian Luxembourg sector retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr Rean
Patton
George 5S
Third Army
Our River
Luxembourg
Germany
Duchy’s
Lieler
Westwall
Moselle
Butzdorf
Luxembourg City
Germans report records moved as Berlin braces for war
Travelers noted boxes of records loaded into army trucks and rumors of a Nazi shift to Southern Germany. Berlin residents show no panic amid refugee flows and city defenses as Volkssturm drills continue. Refugees endure extreme cold with makeshift shelters and street wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Volkssturm
Home Guard
Showboat Battleship’s WW II Pacific Service Highlighted
The Pacific area battleship, famed for bombardments on Kwajalein and Guadalcanal, survived over 20 enemy air attacks with 17 planes shot down. Commissioned April 9, 1941 under Rear Admiral Olaf H. Hustvedt, she has had six captains including Frank George Fahrion who was nominated for rear admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Rio
Namur
Kwajalien Atoll
The
Solomons
Olaf H. Hustvedt
Decorah
Iowa
Oscar C. Badger
Washington
George H. Fort
Newport
R. I
Wilder D. Baker
Bay City
Mich
Frank P
Out of Tune Pueblo Soldiers Identified in Radio Mixup
A confused telephone exchange led to a radio joke about two Pueblo Army Base soldiers Bob Burns and Fred Allen. The pun sparked by an unspecified noise placeholder identified the men as the culprits, revealing a humorous misconnection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoblo
Cole
INS
Lackey
Fred Allen
Ee Lackey
Bob Burns
Pueblo Army Base
Retreat behind the Rhine seals German options in war today
The war today notes a German retreat behind the Rhine but finds no easy path to mass enough seasoned veterans for maneuver warfare. It says troops in Italy or near Vienna are too distant and Russia keeps advancing. Berlin could fall in about a week if the pace continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Italy
Danube
Vienna
Berlin
Hoey to Teach Sunday School in Washington
Senator Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina will return to his long held role as guest teacher at Mount Olivet Methodist Church in Washington. He plans to discuss the relevancy of Jesus teachings and the Sermon on the Mount, reflecting on enduring guidance for 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Shelby
Mountee Oethodist Church
Senat
Bases
Supreme Court ruling bills stay of Ward’s seizures questioned
Government action to seize Ward's 16 facilities faced a stay after a lengthy court battle. Judge Sullivan found the President lacked authority under the War Labor Disputes Act or constitutional powers to seize the plants. Congress split along party lines as military officials warned of ongoing wartime operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph W. Byron
Ward's
Chicago
Detroit
St. Paul
Denver
Portland
Ore
San Rafael
Calif
Jamaica
N. Y
Sullivan
Ward
Ev Er
New York Faces Fuel Ban Over City Amusements
Mayor LaGuardia imposed a fuel delivery ban on all amusements in New York City amid a coal shortage and rail tieups caused by cold weather. The emergency covers theaters motion picture houses bowling alleys night clubs libraries museums colleges and universities, with dental and medical colleges exempt. The embargo extends to nonessential war shipments through Monday midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F. H. LaGuardia
New York City
Red Army Advances Across Poland Near Berlin Front
Soviet spearheads reach Zbasyn 98 miles from Berlin while Russians push from Chodziez toward Schneidemuhl and along the Polish corridor. German claims say snowstorms paused attacks as Moscow’s forces aim at Pomerania and Stettin with Rokossovsky and Zhukov commanding drive toward Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Zbasyn
Poznan
Chodziez
Kolmar
Schneidemuhil
Schneidemuhr
Red Army
Schneidemuhl
Baltic
German Pomerania
Stettin
Oder River
Buk
Brandenburg
Moscow
Lezno
Gregory K. Zhukov
Tortin
Panfay
Tos
Vistula
Chelmno
Bydgoszcz
Panzig
K. K. Rokossovsky
Oply
Army court-martial fails to reach verdict in theft case
An Army court-martial trying nine enlisted men of a U S Army railway battalion for selling army supplies on the black market adjourned after two hours of deliberation. Davis admitted receiving 30000 francs as his share and said two thirds were sent home by money order in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Paris
Acs
Plans For Hopkins Cloaked In Mystery
Reports from London indicate that Hopkins is en route to Britain ahead of the Big Three parley. The move is seen as an effort to obtain first-hand information for the President on issues to be discussed with Churchill and Stalin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Rts
London
Aly
Brance
Ita Vel
Ieees
Britain
Hopkins
Europe
Church
Jill
Stalin
Busy beaver barred from Hood River orchards
In Hood River Oregon beavers are trapping or damaging pear trees in Glen Marsh’s orchard near town. State game commission workers trap the busy animals and relocate them to streams to protect fruit crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River, Ore
Ins
Hood River Valley
Glen Marsh
State Game Commission
Fire Anniversary Exhibition Plans in Pittsburgh
The Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania will stage an exhibition and events commemorating the April 10 1845 Pittsburgh fire that destroyed half the city and left 10 000 homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Ins
the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania
Civilians on Navy Payroll Spark House Labor Draft Debate
Washington January 27 war officials debated manpower needs as the House Naval Committee opened a nationwide inquiry into civilian workers in the Navy. Chairman May urged compulsory manpower controls amid war production pressures while War Production Board official Keenan questioned labor estimates and sub contract shifts to preserve trained workers for essential plants. May predicted the administration's national service bill would pass with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwington
House
House Naval Committee
May
House Military Committee
Germany
Joseph Keenan
War Production Board
Keenan
Office of
Labor Production
Labor
WPB
War Deco
Measles Blitz Makes 1944 a Measles Year
New York report notes a rise in measles cases and deaths in 1944, linked to cyclical patterns yet mitigated by timely globulin distribution from the Red Cross. Dr Luis I Dublin of Metropolitan Life stresses no need for alarm as preventive measures are spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Metropolitan Information Service
Red Cross
Luis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Pendergast Funeral Services Tomorrow
Thomas J. Pendergast, longtime Kansas City Democratic boss, dies seeking restoration of his citizenship via presidential pardon. His supporters say he never abandoned hope for citizenship restoration despite prior denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendergast Funeral Services
Kansas City
Thomas J. Pendergast
Denver Art Museum Receives 16th Century Tapestry
Averell Hariman presents a 16th century Flemish tapestry titled December from the Months of Lucas series to the Denver Art Museum in memory of his wife Mrs Hariman. The baroque textile measures 12 feet 7 inches by 10 feet 34% inches and forms part of the Barbareini collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
INS
Averell Hariman
I. 5
Dor
Russia
Denver Art Museum
HL .Hariman
Lucas
Barbareini
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