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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1945
Page
6
Japan War Talk on Air Power and D-Day Prospects
The piece weighs Japan's defense, air fleet size, and coastal mines as factors in an Allied invasion. Rear Admiral Ramsey warns Japan could field about 9 000 war planes for homeland defense, with 4 000 available for invasion battles. Endo calls for air supremacy and unified aircraft production while coastal defenses grow and bombing impacts remain uncertain.
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Waffe
D. C. Ramsey
U.S. Fifth Fleet
Pacific
Japan
Saburo Endo
Air Arms Board
Tokyo Munitions Ministry
Nippon
Tokyo
German Prisoners and Americans in Tense Exchange
The report describes clashes between German prisoners and American guards over food and a threatened strike. Straub, defiant, claims he acted under orders as a German soldier. Gauss, acting as a German government intermediary in Washington, says he bears responsibility in Germany for the murder Strauss says he witnessed, while denying wrongdoing toward American authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale
Staken
Straub
Germany
Gauss
Washington
Strauss
Truman to Meet Churchill and Stalin in Potsdam
President Truman will fly from Antwerp to Brussels then depart in a C-54 for Potsdam for a first meeting with Churchill and Stalin. He reviews proposals and data from both sides, remains opposed to secret agreements, and plans to report on return. A France side trip is unlikely. London visit uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
United States
France
London
Wreck Case Ends In Shared Fault For Apex and Atlantic
The municipal civil court term adjourned after a jury found both Atlantic States Motor Lines and Apex Transportation at fault in the December collision near Kings Mountain. Each party bears its own damages. Other Friday cases were continued for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Apex Transportation
King's Mountain
Apex
Atlantic States
Pacific War update on Honshu and Hokkaido raids
Allied forces continued heavy air and naval bombardment of northern Honshu steel works and coal facilities, supported by carrier planes from Ticonderoga task forces. Kamaiishi and other targets faced relentless strikesas Admiral Nimitz issued fourth daily communique amid ongoing attacks.
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Kamaishi
Nimitz
Imperial Iron and Steel Works
Hokkaido
Tsugaru Strait
Avengers
Helldivers
Corsairs
Hellcats
Halsey
Inlane
Uet
Honshu
Pacific
Domei Agency
Federal Communications Commission
Pope Woman Dies After Drinking Denatured Alcohol
Three Pope residents told doctors Wednesday night they drank a denatured alcohol concoction. Baldwin reports Mrs. Pope is near death. Dr. Harvey says death was due to denatured alcohol. City physician Dr. Her ring and Dr. Lowdermilk provided details with possible similar unreported cases.
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Pope
Baldwin
Lowdermilk
W. W. Harvey
Lowcermilk
R. A. Herring
Deaf Church Service Planned at First Baptist
A Sunday morning service for deaf persons will be held at 11 o clock at the First Baptist church in Thomasville. W R Hackney of Charlotte will lead the service with Sunday school at 9 45 each week inviting deaf residents and nearby towns to participate.
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Thomasville
First Baptist Church
W. R. Hackney
Charlotte
Russians and Chinese Reach Understanding
In Moscow on July 14 a joint Soviet Chinese statement announced a mutual understanding on key questions in their two week discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
China
Slaughterers To Be Given Concessions
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson announces a program allowing non federally inspected plants to slaughter livestock with exemptions from quotas if they meet conditions. The aim is fuller use of slaughtering facilities and freer interstate meat movement while preventing black market sales and ensuring price ceilings and sanitary standards.
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Washington
Anderson
Chinese Counterattack Advances as US Bombing Signals New Assault
Chinese forces reinforced Caobang and drive east from Lieuchow toward Kweilin with gains reported as they press toward Hsiujenhsien 47 miles from the rail center. They claim 3000 plus Japanese casualties in a flank attack near Yunjiao Fukien coastal highway, six miles from Yunjiao, as a force that landed southwest of Amoy June 30 may presage total evacuation of Amoy.
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Caobang
Lieuchow
Kweilin
Hsiujenhsien
Yunjiao
Fukien
Amoy
Eisenhower Ends SHAEF Rule As Allied Commands Revert
SHAEF dissolved on eve of Potsdam as allied armies return to national control. Eisenhower becomes American commander of USFET in Europe and head of American representation on the European Control Council in Berlin. He returns to Frankfurt and pays tribute in a farewell order of the day praising the troops.
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Germany
SHAEF
Potsdam
Supreme Command
Eisenhower
Army
Stars
USFET
United States
European Control Council
Berlin
Frankfurt
Drinking Expensive, Negro Discovers THOMASVILLE
Crawford Long, a local Negro, was tried on two drunkenness charges before Judge Carl Wilson. One case resulted in a $25 fine plus court costs, the other in costs only. The total costs and fines neared $50. Others, John Tate, Joseph Bowman, John Cleveland Turner, and Lucille Hudson, were found guilty of violating prohibition and ordered to pay court costs. Dolat Leonard received a suspended six month sentence for reckless driving conditioned on future behavior and damages plus costs. Bond was set for notice.
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Thomasville
Crawford Long
Crawford
Carl Wilson
Nexro
John Tate
Joseph Bowman
John Cleveland Turner
Lucille Hudson
Dolat
Leonard
Rt. 2
Howard Lee Ward
Senate Foreign Relations Committee Backs Universal Charter
The committee approved the 50 nation peace keeping charter on a 20 to 0 vote and sent it to the full Senate. Debate starts July 23 with expected vast support if no amendments are made. Officials anticipate rapid ratifications from other nations once the measure passes.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relaions
United Nnions
Senate
Dotan “I
Funeral Rites for Mrs Martha King Held at Pine Hill Church
Funeral services for Mrs Martha Davis King 58 wife of Hector S King were held Friday at 11 am from Pine Hill Methodist Church near Denton. Rev A T Tuttle led the service with choir selections My Faith Looks Up To Thee and What A Friend We Have In Jesus. Flowers appeared from friends. pallbearers from Barber Furniture included L E Allen Carl Elliott Curtis McDonald C E Cagle J E Atkins and D E Burtner. Interment followed in the church cemetery. A M Macon Thomasville July 14 (special) Ashworth M Macon of Randolph County died in Lincoln County and his funeral was at Marlboro Friends Church with multiple pastors and pallbearers including Cletus Huss P C Thornburg Sr J H Aldridge Albert Gross W W Aldridge and W D Wood. Music by Rev Victor Murcheson and church choir. Flowers by grandchildren and nieces. Interment in the family plot at the church cemetery.
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Martha King
Martha Davis King
Hector S. King
Pine Hill Methodist Church
Denton
A. T. Tuttle
Jesus
Barber Furniture Company
Mr. King
L. E. Allen
Carl Elliott
Curtis McDonald
C. E. Cagle
J. E. Atkins
D. E. Burtner
Burtner Furniture Company
Church Cemetery
A. M. Macon
Thomasville
Ashworth M. Macon
Randolph County
Lincoln County
Arlboro
Virginia Neece
Continent Divided Over Postwar Peace Strategy
Officials see the first postwar Biz Three conference as aiming to establish a peace basis for Europe. The question mirrors Yalta: will Europe be settled by one power or jointly under big power leadership. Truman seeks concessions from Stalin on eastern and southeastern Europe while cooperation among Moscow London and Washington is urged to prevent future power conflicts.
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Stalin
Roosevelt
Yalta
Europe
Truman
Russia
Moscow
London
Washington
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