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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1942

Page

5

National Wholi news behind the news

Contined from Page One with political maneuvers for next November. Roosevelt factions clash as Dewey leads GOP prospects while Bennett remains favored by Farley and labor allies. Debate over isolationism shapes campaigns and potential purge of anti-war Democrats.

Commonwealth G.O.P Thomas E. Dewey James A. Farley John J. Bennett F.D.R Lehman Owen BD. Young Robert P. Patterson Roosevelt Mead Albany Buffalo Labor White House Farley Organization American Labor Party Jim Bennett

SINK Laval backs Hitler victory and shifts US plans

New York columnist Albert A. Leman argues Laval’s public support for a Hitler victory removes Vichy neutrality, forcing a shift in U.S. military strategy. Officials expect a overseas push not to Europe but to Morocco, the gem of the French Empire, altering strategic plans and alliances.

Messrs Roosevelt Hull White House State Department Europe Capitol Hill Hitler Poland France Low Countries United States Japan Hawaii Congress Sink—Laval Vichy Morocco

Allied plans to seize North Africa and Iberia reshape war

A wartime analysis outlines an Allied push from Morocco into Libya and Algeria with American and Free French forces, through Sicily and the Atlantic to topple Rommel and secure Mare Nostrum, while Britain and U S supply lines keep pressure. It notes strategic advantage, local sentiment, and potential diplomatic moves before a Casablanca arrival and Tripoli return.

Brittany Rhine Mediterranean Reichswehr Libya United States Atlantic Constone Rommel Sicily Sualy Great Britain Mussolini Balkans Russia Marenes Hitler Morocco Egypt Petain Spain Bureau Hous Franco Germany I¢Hy Syria Madagascar Weygand Paris Casablanca Algeria Tunisia Laval Tripoli

Caribbean Crisis Ends as Talcott Captures Nazi Agent

In a dramatic chase through a Caribbean harbor Talcott dives and fights his way to nab Constantine Webber in a perilous encounter aboard a launch. Back on deck June Paterson praises his bravery as Pringle and Halsey confirm the ruse and reveal the conspirators' island plans. The tale closes with a playful romantic note as the couple stands together.

Talcott Caribbean New York Anegada Webberyon Stampf Talcon Constantine Webber-yon Stampf Bill Talcott June Paterson Bill Walcott Captain Pringle Leonard Halsey Constantine Webber Tie Saint Thomas Martha Swenson Swan Federal Man Winters von Stampf MacDowell Alley Treca Struthers Abas Island Jackson Clenry Halsey Winters Martha Sivenson Swantzig Baron von Stampf Steward Irons Casanova Mr. Talcott Seth Pringle Halses Lowell

Jaycees to honor Thomasville servicemen with signboard

The Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a large sign on the Town Commons listing local men serving in the armed forces. The group will enter a Fourth of July parade float and hold a Ladies Night in July. New member Billy Boyles joined. Sgt W G Byerly and Officers Koonts and Kemp visited.

Jaycees Thomasville iThe Thomasville Junior Chamber of Commerce Jack Russell S. T. Stoker Ore Swicegood C.P Brumfield Billy Boyles W. G. Byerly Koonts and Kemp Police Department

Scrap Program Held By Rotary

Thom asville Rotary Club held a scrap program at the weekly meeting chaired by Rev. Lee F Tuttle. Rotarians in the program included Joe Hawthorne H R Kyser J Walter Lambeth and G Gree. Visitors were Edgar Hartley Paul Raper and Gene Lee Webb son of E L Webb now a United States Marine. The program committee for July was chaired by James E Lambeth Jr Julius A Green Rev Clyde DuBose Freemont Mendenhall and J L Perryman. The club board voted to buy a 500 war bond and donate 30 to the local C3 0 committee from club funds. A large share of the 350 donation came from the recent scrap metal drive and the club plans a float in the Fourth of July parade with decoration aids from Mrs Do A Long and Mrs Doak Finch.

Thomasville Gene Lee Webb E. L. Webb United States Marine James E. Lambeth, Jr Julius A. Green Clyde DuBose Freemont Mendenhall J. L. Perryman Hodgin Club Do. A. Long Doak Finch

Embark Bradford Air Raid Fiasco Involving Women And Beer

A practice air raid blackout in Bradford Pennsylvania caused two women to spill multiple beer bottles while walking a street. A special policeman hurried them to the First Methodist Church air raid shelter, saying it was the only place to put them. The piece notes wartime headlines about women and gambling in Reno Nevada, mentioning women hired as game dealers.

Bradford First Methodist Episcopal Church

Shipyard christening prank ends with splash

Mrs John Phipps broke a bottle of champagne on a ferry boat christening in Long Beach California. The bottle slipped away and the boat moved. Shipyard worker Johnny Harvey grabbed the bottle and prevented the accident as Mrs Phipps chased the boat along the ways.

Long Beach Calif John Phipps Johnny Harvey Phipps

Negro youths tried on charges of entering Thomasville concerns

Two Thomasville youths Charlie Long 11 and John Henry Long 13 faced juvenile court in Lexington on charges of entering Murphy Dry Cleaning Sink Dry Cleaning and Thomasville Tire and Battery. Claude Long was acquitted for aiding in the robbery. Charlie Long to training school John Henry Long placed on probation. Small money stolen. workers surprised by an employee.

Thomasville Thomasuit Davinton County Lexington Charlie Long John Kenry Long Murphy Dry Cleaning Company Sink Dry Cleaning Company Thomasville ‘Tire and Battery Company Claude Long Charie Long John Henr Long Murphy's Sink Dry Cleaners Thomasyn Tire and Battery Company John Henry Long Leidry Tobmasville ‘Tire and Battery Company

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