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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
10
The piece blends wartime speculation on Australia and Egypt with warnings of a potential Japanese strike and a Rommel led push toward Moscow. It then shifts to U S policy, detailing Roosevelt Wickard two price grain plan and its clash with Capitol Hill politics.
A heated debate among Farm Bureau factions and labor supporters over a meat and grain policy sparked a rift between urban and rural wings of the A F of L CIO. The dispute clouded farm politics as Roosevelt administration figures shuffle duty and control across six wartime propaganda agencies. Troupe girls in Washington seek bathing gear as Rent Administrator Cogswell reports a peculiar housing dispute among five roommates ending in a privacy agreement.
New York reports quote a Berlin strategist arguing that for a successful push into Russia three simultaneous main attacks are needed. He cites Napoleon and Goths as lessons and notes a goal to sever the Moscow Rostov line to trap Soviet defenses. Pershing mentions Eisenhower and other officers as future planners.
The piece warns Allied forces of dangerous parachutists and gliders used by Axis and their transport ships. It describes altered aircraft, heavy gun armed crews, and the risk of strikes from Sicily to the Levant as Germany and allies clash in Egypt and adjacent theaters.
Members of the 49 Rotary Clubs in district 189 will hold their annual meeting in Wilson on July 15 and 16.
George A. Midgett aged 52 of Wan chese died in a hospital in Elizabeth City from injuries suffered in a road accident Friday. The fatality adds to a weekend crash report from the region.
The city commissioners adopted an ordinance to permit the WPA to remove old sheet rails. The material will be turned over to the War Production Board for disposal or repurposing.
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