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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1944

Page

2

Lessons in air power reshape European invasion strategy

Washington reports that Allied air power lessons from Africa and Italy transformed the European drive. The United Nations now commands the air, allowing land troops to advance with reduced aerial threat and supply lines kept moving mainly by night. Early Tunisian and Sicilian battles showed independent air units under ground control hindered by centralized Axis command.

Washington Ray Tucker Italy United Nations Africa England Manhattan Coney Island Tunisia Sicily

State Board Completes Election Canvass

Dr. Logan Clendening discusses common contagious skin diseases in infancy and childhood. He explains infantile eczema, impetigo, tinea, scabies, and treatment approaches including dietary considerations, light therapy, and topical remedies.

Invasion News and White House Reshuffle Reflections

Reflections on wartime strategy note Montgomery and Coningham cooperation in desert stages and lessons from Cassino Tarawa and artillery versus bombers. Washington sources hint at Roosevelt reshaping advisers on the eve of elections while invasion planning pressures industry for postwar reconversion. Readers warned not to misread early battle reports as war end signals.

Montgomery Coningham London Eisenhower Fish Tedder Cassino Tarawa Roosevelt Henry A. Wallace Harry Hopkins Hyde Park Piazza iKnit Tommie” Corcoran White House Felix Frankfurter New England David K. Niles F.D Washington Andother Corporation Rome

Cleopatra drinks pearl in tea of wine tale described

An old tale cites Cleopatra admiring two pearls and dissolving one in wine to drink. The piece pivots to a medical pitch urging readers with stomach or ulcer pains to try Uden Tablets, offering a double money back guarantee from Mann's and Drug Stores.

Cleopatra Mann's

Died Here Mrs Elly Davis 46 in Thomasville

Mrs. Elly Davis, 46, of Thomasville died Monday at a local hospital. Survived by husband Ned Davis, five daughters and one son. Funeral Thursday at St. John’s Methodist Church Thomasville with Rev F D Caldwell officiating. Burial in City Cemetery.

Elly Davis Thomasville Ned Davis Dorothy Lee Copeland Connie Lee Joyner Shelly Ruby Jessie McGuire New York Neysbert St. John’s Methodist Church F. D. Caldwell AACP NAACP Ae mi T 1St St Youth Center Mars Hill Bishop Johnson Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Cordelia Gaines Reed Street Rivers W. M. Rivers Emma Portee Vail Street

Port and Campanile Inquiries and Milk Bath Fame

A concise inquiry about the meaning of a port and a campanile as terms. It notes who popularized milk baths in the United States and offers a brief, reflective verse praising wisdom and virtue. The passage blends curious questions with a legacy of wellness trends.

United States

Horoscope June 8 Birthday Traits and Future Outlook

If your birthday is today you should guard against cunning vanity. You are just ambitious, enjoy reading and travel and form new friendships. In coming months business will expand, advertising travel, and literary artistic interests show promise. A child born today will pursue personal interests and achieve success through luck and determination.

Polish dance and garment reference in period culture

A compact note identifies a Polish dance and a woman’s garment worn over the skirt, followed by a recognition of Anna Held and a mention of a bell tower as related cultural points.

Anna

Boone Man President of State Merchants

Clyde R. Greene of Boone was elected president of the North Carolina Merchants Association at the closing session of its annual convention in Raleigh. Q O. Matthews of Gastonia was named first vice president, G. C. Courtney of Lenoir second vice president, W. L. Dowell of Raleigh executive secretary, and T. C. Hinkley of Lexington reelected treasurer.

Raleigh North Carolina Merchants Association Clyde R. Greene Boone QO. P. Matthews Gastonia G. C. Courtney Lenoir W. L. Dowell T. C. Hinkley Lexington

Negro Methodist Conference to Convene at Bennett College

The central jurisdictional conference of the Methodist church will hold its second quadrennial session at Bennett College from Thursday through Sunday in Greensboro. About 200 people are expected, including 126 delegates from the 19 Negro Methodist conferences.

Greensboro Central Jurisdictional Conference of The Methodist Church Bennett College

Army air base bulletin curbs cursing cooks in New Guinea

Army Air Force authorities publish a new rule at the advanced base in New Guinea. The directive forbids any mess personnel from cursing the cook, on or off duty, noting that cooks are human too.

New Guinea INS Army Air Force

Shanghai Telegram Messengers Strike Leaves City Silent

About 120 international radio telegram messenger boys in Shanghai went on strike one morning and returned to work that night without giving a reason, disrupting communications briefly.

Shanghai China

Cherry Victor for Governor By 50 366 in North Carolina

North Carolina canvass confirms May 27 Democratic primary results. Clyde R. Hoey leads Senate race. Cherry of Gastonia wins gubernatorial nomination with 185 027 votes, defeating Ralph McDonald and others. Statewide tallies list several other candidates for federal and state offices.

Raleigh State Board of Elections Clyde R. Hoey Shelby U. S. Senate R. Gregg ‘Cherry Gastonia Hoey Cameron Morrison Charlotte Marvin L. Ritch Arthur Simmons Burlington Giles Newton Gibsonville Cherry Ralph McDonald Winston-Salem Olla Ray Boyd Pinetown L. Y. Ballentine Yale County W. I. Halstead Camden County Jamie T. Lyda Joe W. Ervin Hamilton C. Jones John C. Stroupe Hickory Thad Eure W. N. Crawford Ross Poll Fred S. Hundert Charles M.johnson L. J. Phipps John Cameron S&s Joan H. Floger N. Freeman W. T. Cul R Charles H. Jenkins Bart Fearing Jerry J. Hughes E. A. Daniel W. Royce Zeb Vance Norman D. L. Ward R. A. Whitaker R. A. Pittman

Ration Calendar Update For Wartime Supplies

Ration calendar details for June list point values for processed foods meats and fats sugar and canning sugar with expiration dates in 1945. It covers shoes fuel oil gasoline coupons and new rules requiring car owners to write license numbers on gasoline coupons.

Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Georgia Florida Carolinas Virginia

Bankhead proposes mixed OPA cotton price changes

Senator Bankhead of Alabama urged Congress to order the OPA to slash ceiling prices on luxury cotton while raising ceilings on textiles used in low priced clothing. His plan would also require reductions where ceilings exceed the minimum to ensure parity for raw cotton farmers.

Washington Sen. Bankhead D-Ala Congress OPA Bankhead

No Enemy Planes or Flak Are Discovered

Allied forces report no enemy aircraft or anti aircraft fire as U S troops secure the beachhead in France. Lt James age of Springfield Illinois flew a C 47 transport over the area and described crater fields as shallow with immediate prospects for chow and rest.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force James Age Springfield Ill

Berlin Claims Camp At Rouen For Allies

The Berlin radio said a camp for Allied prisoners has been established at Rouen in the invasion area. It added that when prisoners were transferred there there were incidents with the population.

Berlin Rouen London Invas

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