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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1942

Page

2

Weather Update for the Carolinas and Georgia

Continued warmth with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight across North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia. Charlotte July 4 AP Official weather bureau records show 24 hour readings ending 7:30 am across major cotton regions with varied highs and rainfall figures including Asheville 86/63 0.00 and Atlanta 88/69 0.00 to Washington 87/73 0.00 and Wilmington 84/43 0.00.

North Caroline South Carolina Georgia Charlotte Weather Bureau Fali Asheville Atlanta Birmingham Chicago Columbia Fort Worth Jacksonville Little Rock Louisville Memphis Miami Mobile New Orleans New York Norfolk Richmond Savannah Tampa Washington Wilmington

Carrot Triplets Sent to The Enterprise

Mrs. Alice Hammond of 214 Underhill, a Black resident, sent three intertwin ed carrots to The Enterprise yesterday. The three tubers grew from one stalk and formed a single tightly twisted serpentine unit that could not be separated without breaking. Such a triple twist is rare though two intertwined tubers are more common.

Alice Hammond Underhill Enterprise

Bund Leader Held in Mexican Jail

NEW HAVEN Conn July 4 AP The tall dark acting feuhrer of the German American Bund Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze was held in a Mexican jail FBI heads say steps will be taken to return him to the United States Kunze linked to a Hartford grand jury indictment charging conspiracy to furnish military information to Axis members Also named Vonsiatsky and others pleaded guilty with Vonsiatsky getting five years Kunze arrested near Vera Cruz after two Mexican tankers were torpedoed authorities say Mexican police withheld full details citing ongoing probes Richard H Simons FBI agent credited with breaking the Kunze story succeeds as Bund leader since 1933 after Kuhn conviction

New Haven Conn Feuhrer Bund Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze Hartford Germany Japan United States FBI Kunze Washington Federal Bureau Investigation Mexico City Miguel Z. Martinez Vera Cruz Martinez Mexico Anastase Vousialsky Fascist Party Otto Willumeit Chicago Wolfgang Ebell el Paso Tex Kurt B. Mohlzahn Philadelphia Vonsiatsky Wilhimeit Richard H. Simons Richard H. Simons, Conneticut Fritz Kuhn New York

War Front With India Could Shape Global Conflict

War discussion on India and Britain highlights Gandhi's demand for complete independence and the Congress and Moslem League split over Dominion status. Analysts note India’s role in the Allied war effort could pull in foreign actors seeking to unite warring factions amid the global crisis.

Met Egypt Hitler Mohandas Gandhi Britain India All India Congress Congress

War officials urge continued labor to fuel war effort

Voices highlighted the induction of 1,500 Navy recruits with 200,000 spectators. Undersecretaries Patterson of War and Forestar of the Navy said war workers staying at plants over the holidays would produce enough bombers for another Tokyo raid and other weapons. We have not won the war yet, but we will win it.

Navy Robert T. Patterson War Department James V. Forestal Tokyo

Spirit of the United Nations to win the war, Hull says

Hull urged that the spirit of the United Nations be revitalized and cultivated to the fullest extent by all nations and their peoples as the key to winning the war. The president spoke on the need for a united effort and common purpose across allied nations.

Hull United Nations Lee and Lynn Wild

British Allied Forces At El Alamein Fight Fiercely

Night battle near El Alamein sees fierce hand-to-hand clashes with bayonets and grenades as British infantry probe Axis positions. Many big guns silent, tanks in repair, while Allied bomber and fighter support harasses Rommel’s rear lines and ports.

el Alamein Rommel United States Army Air Corps RAF

Sevastopol Falls in German Drive After Fierce Defense

The Soviet information bureau says Sevastopol’s Black Sea base held out with courage against the June offensive. Casualties reached about 11,385 killed 21,090 wounded and 8,300 missing among Soviet troops and defenders. German losses exceed 250 tanks 300 planes and up to 250 field guns amid a costly seven-division setback.

Sevastopol Information Bureau Black Sea Red Army Caucasus B. T. Kozlov Khersones E. S. Aktyabrschy Sevatsopol Perekop Isthmus Crimea Ukraine Fritz von Manstein

Funeral Rites for G Floyd Shoemake at First Christian

Funeral services for G Floyd Shoemake 52 who died at his home 806 Vail Street will be held Sunday at 3 pm from the First Christian Church corner of Green and Tryon streets. The pastor Rev John Q Pugh and Rev D M Spence will conduct the rites with burial in Floral Garden Cemetery.

G. Floyd Shoemake Vail Street First Christian Church Green and Tryon Streets John Q. Pugh D. M. Spence Floral Garden Cemetery

Egypt at stake on desert front near Alexandria

Fragments show battles concentrated along the northern 35 mile line from the Mediterranean toward the coast road to Alexandria. The mood is somber as the defense there appears crucial to Egypt's fate, with the outcome hinging on resumed fighting along this coastal stretch.

Mediterranean Quatta Egypt Alexandria

Carrying Camouflage Too Far in Hair Dye Advice

The text argues against panicking at gray hair and urges restraint about dyeing. It encourages choosing a natural shade, avoiding pressure to change color, planning regular recoloring, and using home dyeing guidance when frequent salon visits are not feasible. The guidance emphasizes gradual, discreet changes aligned with personal style.

Raid Across Channel Marks Turn in Allied Air Power

The article describes a bold air raid on German-held territory across the channel seen as the start of frequent raids to pound German positions. British air sources hailed the action as a daring July 4 demonstration of American capability to strike for freedom.

Channel

Bond quota reached in June war bond sales

Columbia South Carolina July 4 War Bond Administrator William P Bowers announced that South Carolina had already surpassed its June war bond quota though final statewide figures were not ready for full comparison.

Columbia S. C William P. Bowers South Carolina

Financier Robert J. Magor Dies in Montreal

Robert J. Magor 59 president of National Steel Car V Corporation and leading Canadian financier died in Montreal after an operation on Thursday. His career spanned from tea peddling to railroads engineering and reforming Newfoundland public utilities. A separate note mentions Maori cattle herders in New Zealand dubbed musterers.

Montreal Robert J. Magor National Steel Car V Corporation Magor Newfoundland

When to Dye Hair for Color and Career in Wartime

Women ask how to lint hair to a desired color without dyeing and whether graying hair harms wartime job prospects. The guidance: dyeing is not a stigma today if done well and cared for. gray hair is not necessarily a mark of age, and the decision rests with the individual after weighing these facts.

New York Minnesota

Executions Ordered for Eighty-Six More Czechs

A Prague court martial ordered eighty six more Czechs executed for sheltering enemy agents or aiding Heydrich's killers. Three Jews among the condemned. their properties were confiscated.

London Prague Budapest Vichy Reuters Reinhard Heydrich

Sour Future Denver Inn Reports Theft of Safe

The Denver inn manager reported to police the theft of the inn's safe. The safe contained 5285 and a rationing book valuing 600 pounds of sugar.

Denver

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