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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1943

Page

8

Finland Moves Toward Axis Linked Government Formation

The discussion names former Premier Toivo Kivimaki and Georg Gripenburg as cabinet prospects as Finland pursues a total mobilization pattern with Axis alignment. Ryti aims to press on amid public war weariness and prior territorial gains, while Russia remains a decisive factor in policy direction. Karelia is cited among recent Finnish gains and northern operations.

Toivo Kivimaki Berlin Georg Gripenburg Vatican Kivimaki Gripenburg Russia Ryti Finland Karelia

Weather Forecast North and South Carolina Snow Chances

Occasional rain this afternoon and tonight for both states. West portions may see snow flurries tonight and temperatures turn considerably colder. In North Carolina snow flurries in the west tonight and in the east late tonight or early Tuesday. In South Carolina snow flurries in the mountains tonight with colder conditions in the northwest and in the east and south late tonight or early Tuesday.

North Carolina West Portion East Portion South Carolina Northwest East South

New York Stocks March 1 2 P M Quotations

New York stocks moved through quiet trading as of 2 PM on March 1 with mixed advances and retreats across industrials and rails. Investors weighed small gains against declines in several blue chips as commodities and bonds showed modest shifts.

New York

Lend Lease Details Show Massive US Aid to Allies

Secretary Stettinius described lend lease as a key weapon in the war effort. He cited hundreds of Spitfires, field guns, airfield runways, bombs, shells, mines, grenades, parachutes, and food sent abroad. He noted shipments to Russia outpaced Soviet needs but vowed to increase flows and aid to China despite transport hurdles. Total value of goods transferred reached about 8.935 billion dollars through January 31, with most deliveries reaching destinations despite submarines.

United States Stettinius Russia Soviet Union China British Isles

Allies Close to Salamaua as Japanese Bases Hold Fast

Reports indicate Allied forces near Salamaua while Japan maintains bases across the Northwestern Solomons New Guinea New Britain and the Dutch East Indies. For weeks air operation lists show rising Japanese targets as battles in the Solomons and New Guinea continue.

Salamaua Solomons New Guinea New Britain Dutch East Indies Australia

Navy raids on Vila and Solomons push campaign progress

Navy reports describe heavy air strikes from Guadalcanal against Vila on Kolombangara and Strongly Held bases in the Shortland Islands area. The campaign totals show 60 ships destroyed or damaged in the Solomons with 11 sunk and 116 damaged, plus 187 total losses or damages in recent actions. Senator Greggram wins Senate approval for 75000 extra to complete a Belmont textile school.

Vila Kolombangara U. S Shortland Island Solomons Kahili Ballale Guadalcanal Munda Cherry Raleigh N. G Greggram of Gaston Senate Belmont

Ribbentrop’s Papal Mission Reported in Rome Broadcast

The Rome radio said Count Viano presented papers to Pope XII as Italy’s ambassador. London observers saw Ribbentrop’s mission as a counterattack to Allied moves to push Italy from the war. The Berlin dispatch claimed the journey was at the Führer’s request.

Pope XII Italy Vatican Rome Count Viano London Daily Mail Count Clane Ebentrop London Berlin von Ribbentrop Fuchrer

Rationing Revives Some Staples in Baltimore Stores

With the rationing program beginning, several hard to obtain foods returned to shelves. In Baltimore a customer spent her entire month’s ration trying to buy baked beans after weeks of effort.

Baltimore

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Mary Henderson 69

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A. Henderson 69 were held Sunday at 3 30 p m from the First Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Hoy L Fesperman and Dr C E Rozzelle officiating. The church choir provided music as friends and neighbors sent flowers. Pallbearers were R A De Santo Joe Kidd Clyde Lewis Bill Parham Vetra Williard and Mason Barrett. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.

Mary A. Henderson First Evangelical and Reformed Church Hoy L. Fesperman C. E. Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church R. A. DeSanto Joe Kidd Clyde Lewis Bill Parham Vetra Williard Mason Barrett Oakwood Cemetery

White House Peanut Peddler Dies of Heart Disease

Steve Vasilakos, 58, famed peanut vendor near the White House who served seven presidents, died after months of illness from heart disease. A Greek immigrant and naturalized citizen, he dotted his years with meetings such as King George II of Greece and sold about 350000 dollars of war bonds along with peanuts and popcorn.

Washington Mar Steve Vasilakos White House Greece Vasilakos Executive Mansion George II of

Our Men In Service Highlighted Soldiers at Cherry Point and Benning

Pvt. Albert Branson Russell is stationed at Cherry Point with the U S Marine Corps and is the son of Mrs Mabel Russell of 1815 North Main Street. Pvt Buell A Pless, Archdale, is at Fort Benning Ga with parachute troops. Pvt Earl J New has just graduated from Keesler Field Army Air Forces technical training command school.

Albert Branson Russell Cherry Point U. S. Marine Corps Mabel Russell North Main Street Pvt Russell Pfc. Pless Paratroops Pfe Buell A. Pless J. R. Pless Archdale Fort Benning, Ga NEW Earl J. New Keesler Field Army Air Forces Technical Training Commund School T. B. New Redding Street

Mullen Transferred to Colorado College for Air Corps Course

Pvt. Ralph S. Mullen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mullen of 720 Chestnut Street, has been moved from Miami to Colorado State College Fort Collins for a special eight week U S Army Air Corps course.

Mullen Colorado Ralph S.mullen Miami Fla Colorado State College Fort Collins Colo U. S. Army Air Corps W. S. Mullen Chestnut Street

Local World War II Enlistees Receive Training Updates

Pvt Hollis D Snipes is at Keesler Field Miss in a B 24 liberator bomber school. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J D Snipes 125 Adams Street. Baker J Shelton son of H W Shelton 708 Carr Street graduates Hospital Corps School at Great Lakes Ill now hospital apprentice second class. Cadet Robert F Clifton son of P A Clifton 719 Morris Street graduated Moody Field Ga and is now a second lieutenant. Pvt Charles A Michael son of Mrs A H Michael 1021 Ferndale Drive enrolled as airplane mechanics student in B 24 bomber school at Keesler Field Miss for 17 weeks.

Pvt Hollis D. Snipes Keesler Field Miss J. D. Snipes Adams Street Shelton Baker J. Shelton H. W. Shelton Carr Street U. S. Naval Hospital Great Lakes Clifton Robert F. Clifton P. A. Clifton Morris Street Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School Moody Field U. S. Army Air Force Michael Charles A. Michael A. H. Michael Ferndale Drive

Hospital Stop Orders Jacksonville 50-Bed Project

Construction of Jacksonville's 50 bed hospital and health center was halted pending a written report from the War Production Board facilities committee. Dr H W Stevens district health officer said a ruling from Rep Graham A Barden conveyed the WPB committee refusal to grant priorities. The government financed project costing 57 000 had been under way for over a month.

Jacksonville Facilities Committee The War Production Board H. W. Stevens Stevens Graham A. Barden WPB

Roosevelt Starts Light Duty After Illness Recovery

President Roosevelt, recovering from an intestinal disorder, moves from inactivity to light duty with first appointments planned. He will meet Admiral William D. Leahy and George G. Winant as he survives a fever-free stretch and follows his physician’s approval. The White House notes he remains in residence at the White House.

Washington Roosevelt William D. Leahy George G. Winant United States England White House Ross T. McIntyre

Chicago dairy and egg market roundup shows steady prices

Chicago reports March 1 butter receipts at 502,867 pounds with firm quotes. Grade AA butter at 46 44, A 46 90, B 46 89, and cooking grade 44 90. Centralized carrots at 43 67. Egg receipts 21,466 with steady steady grades extra firsts and firsts. local and car grades at 37 percent. current receipts 335 with dirties 32 percent.

Penney J Penndix Penn RR Phillips Pet Pitt Soc NJ Alaska Firestone Gen Foods Charlotte Weather Bureau Reynolds Gladden Goodrich Seab AL Goodyear Sou Pac Anaconda Chicago Arm Nl Hupp Sperry Columba At & Sf Jacksonville Ai Fach Til Cent Louisville Atl Refa Mimia Mobile Aviat Corp Studebaker New Orleans Johns Man Swift New York SS Baldwin Ok B&o Norfolk Barnsdall Kennecott Texas Co Richmond A Ite Kinney Tex Gulf Prod Savanah Bendix Aviat Kroger Groce Ab Tex Gulf Sul Tampa Beth Timken Det Ax Washington Boeing Airp Transamer Wilmington M Borden Libby OF Trans & West Air San Antonio Borg Warner Ligg & Myers Briggs Louis & Nash UN Pac Burl Mills Mack Truck Unit Corp United Drug Calumet & Hee Mont Ward Murray Corp U S Ind Alco U S Nash Kelly U & Rub Caterpil Trae Nat Biscuit U & Smelt & Ref Ches & O Chrysler Nat Cash Coca Cola Colum Gé Nat Dist Comil Nat Pow & Lr Edis North Am West Mart Nor Pac West Fl Yell T&c Darison Chem Packer del Lack & W Pac Millis P. M. Stock Youngs S& T Packard Doug Aire

President Johnson Worked as Tailor Before Alphabet

The note states that President Andrew Johnson spent seven years as a tailor prior to learning the alphabet, indicating an early career before his literacy era.

Andrew Johnson

Soviet Counterattacks Drive Germans From Key Rail Hubs

Soviet communique reports heavy fighting near Kharkov Kursk and Lozovaya with eight enemy tanks destroyed and 500 tons of grain seized. German losses cited include 14,000 Russians killed in battles for Kramatorsk and Lozovaya, while Soviets recaptured Lozovaya and a populated place, taking prisoners and material.

Red Army Voroshilovograd Kramatorsk Lozovaya Donets Kharkov

Allied Advances and Raids Reported in Tunisia Battle

Headquarter bulletin notes continued Allied advances around Kasserine Pass with patrols moving toward Sbeitla and Beja. Northern attacks repelled with heavy losses. Allied air power hit Cagliari and targets in Sousse Sfax Gabes area with radar and rail yard strikes. Eight enemy fighters destroyed. 12 Allied aircraft reported missing.

la Hencha Sfax Kasserine Pass Tunisia Sbeitla Kasserine Beja Eighth Army Mareth Line Cagliari Sardinia Sousse Gabes Mateur

Jordan Named to Randolph County Education Board

Dr. H. W. Jordan of Cedar Falls was named to the Randolph County Board of Education, succeeding the late Henry I. Ingram. Supt. T. F. Bulla announced the appointment.

Asheboro Mar H. W. Jordan Cedar Falls Randolph County Board of Education Henry I. Ingram T. F. Bulla

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