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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1942

Page

3

Axis Thrusts In Egypt And Ukraine Create Twin Crises

Axis offensives in Egypt and Ukraine pose new pressures for Britain and the Soviet Union as early hopes for a Western front loom. Washington signals upcoming operations with American air power joining British raids while Moscow hints at shifting blame for a Russian ship sink to Japan. The broader war picture shows China aided by American air power, ongoing Pacific lull since Midway, and Allied pressure in the Aleutians and Europe.

Kirks Simpson Hitler East Egypt Ukraine Alexandria Russia Marshall Timoshenko Kharkov Washington Roosevelt-Churchill Germany United States Europe Pacific Middle East China Australia Aleutian Islands Moscow Tokyo Japan Siberia Molotov London Sevastopol Roosevelt Churchill Crimea North Carolina Flying Tigers Morris Field Charlotte ACG Army Air Corps

National Whirlins Behind the News Continues

The piece discusses branding by producers, possible substitutes like fat free labels, and questions Congress must authorize name changes. It notes wartime efficiency efforts by Stimson and Knox to cut red tape, and mentions a planned high-level visit to Britain to assess postwar plans and the 1943 Continent offensive.

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Radio Program Schedule and War News Fragments

A fragmentary radio schedule lists programs and times, with notes on changes by networks and feature lines. The text shifts to wartime content, referencing bombardment of Matia, staff decisions, and tactics, noting Axis and Soviet limits and a mention of umbrella men on steppes and potential action near the Suez Canal.

Metworks Nbe bin Bernie Vcos Beavers Strug Lone Ringay Pee Lee Fai Rusthmetses Brad Neswolds Ee Aiko Uil Stern Thanas Fred Waring Ilu Ainuy Andy Coss-Baw Lewis Oich. & Son Johfone Manger Pavan Spex Pina Ridgie Blu Ereddy Muorti Wibs Morgan Ebearly Dean Pardue Nonny Ondon Hitler Suez Canal

Devil Dogs Ready to Shove Off Profiteers

A 1917 18 profiteer racket is blamed for misleading households about incendiary missiles and “Xtinguishers” with costly, ineffective remedies. Officials from the O C D and fire protection services plan to expose the schemes, urging simple sand or water as the best defense and warning that many sprays are too slow for modern blitzes.

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