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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1940

Page

5

Duce's Air Force Raids Naval Bases

London reports Italian high command says bombers raided naval bases and airfields at Malta Corsica and Tunisia. Communique notes aerial dogfight with British plane downed, civilian casualties in Savong and damage to Sardinia bases while Italian aviation attacked aerial bases in Sudan and Anya with success.

London Talian High Command Malta Corsica Tunisia Savong Gagliari Palermo Sudan Anya Africa Alpine North Africa

Surrender Speech From Petain Read In London

Translation of Petain’s surrender speech describes French leaders at war’s end. He appeals to French men and women, pledges sympathy for refugees, and says France must stop fighting as he seeks a peaceful end to hostilities. He urges national unity around the government and duty to the country.

Petain London British Wireless Columbia Broadcasting France Cmy

Plane Deliveries Speeded Up By U S

Washington acts to speed Allied war plane deliveries by allowing planes built in the United States to be flown across the border into Canada for title transfer. The Treasury and State Department interpret Neutr ality Act to end border stops, enabling direct flights toward Europe where feasible. Edward F. Foley Jr. drafted the Treasury opinion.

Washington United States The Treasury State Department Europe Edward F. Foley, Jr

British to Take Over War Supplies for Britain

Reliable Wall Street sources report the British government will seize all war supplies contracted for in the United States by France and buy more here as the U S can produce. Purchases total over 1.6 billion dollars, mainly airplanes, with 6,000 aircraft on order and more than 8,000 undelivered from prior contracts now expected to be diverted to Britain.

New York Wall Street France United States Churchill Great Britain

Lindbergh Statements Highlighted in Berlin Newspapers

Berlin papers prominently feature statements by Charles A Lindbergh and other Americans urging the United States to remain neutral in the European war. CBS reports Edwin Hartrich notes Germans lack detail on U.S. plans and public opinion since the blitzkrieg began.

New York Berlin Col Charles A. Lindbergh United States Edwin Hartrich Columbia Broadcasting System CBS Hartrich

Filters to Improve Snapshot Photography in the Field

The article explains using yellow K-2 G and red A filters to improve outdoor imagery with pan or infra red film. It notes that filters adjust brightness, deepen skies, and require exposure adjustments or a pocket guide. It urges readers to try filters to expand photographic possibilities.

Two Vacation Tales A Contrast In Preparation

A girl arrives frazzled after last minute plans and a rushed packing before a two week summer break. In contrast Mary plans months ahead, shops early, packs the night before, and travels calm with her own toiletries ready for a smooth trip.

Mary

Red Cross War Relief Drive Surpasses Milestones

The national Red Cross appeal neared 11 million dollars of a 20 million goal as of June 14 with the High Point fund totaling 4546.09. Chairman Norman H. Davis urged doubling quotas after May and President Roosevelt sought 5 million for surplus foods, while stressing government financing was not requested.

Red Cross Norman H. Davis Roosevelt Congress United States Davis American Red Cross

Truck backs into fire alarm box trigger alert

A Stanley Distribution Company truck backed into a fire alarm box at the corner of Mangum Avenue and East Russell Street this morning. The alarm sent fire trucks to the scene and Chief BE. K. Ingram of the fire department estimated the damage to the box at $29.

Stanley Distributing Company Mangum Avenue East Russell Street BE. K. Ingram Fire Department

Chicago dairy and produce prices report

Chicago market notes show butter at 1 033 581 pounds steady with various creamery quality scores largely in the 88 to 93 range. Eggs steady with fresh graded and local pricing listed. carrots and storage terms also appear among current receipts and checks.

Chicago

Automobile Crash in Norway Kills Two Men

A truck crash near Norway South Carolina yesterday killed Floyd Hudson 26 of Estill and Ben Trowell of Estill. The truck occupants survived unharmed. Turkeys moves to standardize domestic industries to ease raw material shortages. A zoology note says the kangaroo rat has six of seven neckbones fused.

Norway S. C Here Floyd Hudson Estill Ben Trowell Turkey

Parts count of modern cars vs early models

The standard automobile of today has about 16,000 parts compared with 4,500 parts in the standard model of 1923 5. The comparison highlights the rapid complexity growth in vehicle engineering.

Status Of America Unknown In Berlin

In Berlin an official German declaration on the U S attitude toward the European war was not available. It remained unclear if the United States is neutral or non belligerent. President Roosevelt declined to answer. a broadcast questioned whether his stance reflects ignorance of his own position.

Davis German Relief Fund Incc New York German Red Cross American Red Cross Federal Reserve Bank Germany Congress United States Red Cross Berlin Roosevelt

Flashes Of Life and Railways In Quick News Snippets

A Newark man slept in a car with a lit cigarette setting his pants on fire causing first and second degree burns and loss of forty dollars. 999 locomotive recall recounts a 1893 speed record then derailment affecting a Worlds Fair exhibit. Catoosa nets two lopsided baseball wins 26 to 0 and 34 to 1 with Ray Pernell pitching. Charles Francis Lyons named typical American father at the Golden Gate Exposition in a Father’s Day program.

Union Township N. J Edward Wood Newark New York New York Central Rochester Buffalo Catoosa Okla Veridigris Chelsea Ray Pernell San Francisco Charles Francis Lyons Golden Gate Exposition

Homecoming Day Observed at Pine Grove Church

Pine Grove Baptist Church held a Sunday homecoming with Rev. T. H. Myers in charge. Morning songs by the Allen Jay Quartette and a sermon by Rev. J. B. Foushee of Haw River were followed by noon dinner on the grounds and an afternoon program featuring local singers, talks by several pastors, and prayers concluding with a benediction.

Pine Grove Baptist Church T. H. Myers Allen Jay Quartette J. B. Foushee Haw River Messrs. Loman Wiggs Barber Groves Jones High Point Mr Floyd Allen Jay Baptist Church T. M. Stamey

Couple adopts ten children to fill their love for kids

A couple in Asheboro described their dozen children as their joy as they arrived with four biological and five adopted children. The Edgertons, dairy farmers, defend their large family on a candid note. Separately, High Point resident Jennings Bryan Williams, 449 Ridgecrest Drive, had his driver's license revoked last week by the State Highway Division for drunk driving.

Asheboro HH. G. Edgerton Jennings Bryan Williams Ridgecrest Drive State

Five Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Italian Air Raids

Five Egyptian soldiers were killed and nine wounded in four air raids by Italian bombers on Mersa Matruh in western Egypt on Sunday. Reuters reports from Mersa Matruh.

Egypt London Mersa Matruh Reuters

Prayer Band to Hold Services East High Street

The Winston-Salem Prayer Band will conduct services at the East High Street House of Prayer Tuesday evening. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. All Legionnaires and annil earies to meet Tuesday at William Penn High School Cafeteria. John McClain Post 16 and Ladies Auxiliary to meet at 8 o'clock, announced by Dr. H H LeMon.

Winston-Salem Prayer Band East High Street House of Prayer Hairlip Funeral Home John McClain William Penn High School H. H. LeMon

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