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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1942

Page

2

Cooler weather spans North Carolina cotton regions tonight

Official weather bureau records show 24 hour temperature and rainfall ending 7:30 am across major cotton growing areas. The data lists stations from Asheville to Wilmington with highs and lows, noting cooler overcast conditions in Charlotte and scattered totals elsewhere.

Harlotte Official Weather Bureau Max Min Rifall Asheville Atlante TS Charlotte Sault Chicago Fort Worth Jacksonville Little Rock Louisville Memphis Mobile New Orleans New York Norfolk Richmond Savannah Tampa Washington Wilmington

Soviet Fronts Press Rzhev Vyazma Push Amid Heavy Fighting

Raging battles from Leningrad to Crimea reported with Soviet offensives near Rzhev Vyazma aiming to cut off German garrisons along a 220 mile Moscow to Smolensk corridor. Red Army claimed 1,000 German killed in a southwestern defense breach as 2,000 more died around Leningrad. Naval notes said Barents Sea ships sank transports and a trawler. aerial and sea actions tied to Archangel supply lines. An albatross anecdote closes the dispatch.

Moscow Smolensk Gzhatsk Vyazma Western Front Leningrad Crimea Red Army Tass Rzhev-Vyazma Morocco Kharkov Donets Basin Soviet Information Bureau Bucharest Vichy Arbatskya Strelka Feodosiya Kerch Isthmus Red Navy Archangel Barents Sea

Order Numbers Of Draftees From Draft Boards 3 and 5

The article lists the first 100 draftees on Draft Boards 5 and 6 in High Point, detailing names in numbered blocks. It notes a necessary adjustment delaying full release of the series and that new registrants will not be called before May under current conditions.

High Point Washington Wayne Brown Sullivan James’ Clifton Moore Stephen Clarence Bull Paul Conrad Sprinkle Chester Cabert Haywood, Jr James Roy Davis Romuless Gray Taylor Angus Love McArthur Henry Branson Koonce Rufus Craig Russell Houston Hayes Albert Lee Candler Fred Eaton Charlie Gilmer Mitchell Harry Russell Thomas Odell Lytes Norris Franklin Wilbur Lee Spaul Harvey Lee

War leaders and MacArthur as a Pacific option

The discussion argues that the United States should consider General Douglas MacArthur for leadership in defending the eastern nations. It highlights his West Point training, role as chief of staff, and extensive Philippine and Pacific experience, suggesting he has the strategic grasp to confront Japan in the Southwest Pacific.

America Uncle Sam MacArthur West Point Southwest Pacific Philippines Philippine Army Pacific Japan Bataan

New Job Suits His Mind Like Bataan Peninsula

A concise reflection describes how the subject’s new assignment fits his planning habits, matching the precision he once used in organizing the Bataan peninsula. The comparison emphasizes tailored fit and readiness for the role.

Allied air actions press Japanese bases in Timor and Burma

Allied bombers hit Koepang air drome in Timor as ten Japanese fighters failed to intercept. In Burma, British reports say reinforcements move toward Mandalay while Tokyo claims air superiority though Allies continue strikes. Brett to serve as deputy supreme commander under MacArthur in the United Nations forces.

Australia-New Zealand Brett United Nations Mac.Arthur Japanese Koepang Dutch Timor East Indies

Uncle EF Recollects Peace and a Horse Named Man of War

A reflective piece recalls a bygone era when marathon dances and endurance flights topped headlines and the horse Man of War mattered little. The narrator notes postwar defenses and cost to regain that fragile peace.

Total ships sunk or damaged at New Guinea rise to 174

TOTAL against the Japanese at New Guinea raised to 174 the number of Japanese ships of all types which have been sunk or damaged by United States Army and Navy action and, in this last case, with the help of Australian forces. The loss of the Shark, Sea Lion and Stewart raised to five the number of United States warships announced as lost in the Western Pacific fighting.

New Guinea United States Army Shark Sea Lion Stewart United States Western Pacific Houston Pope Shane, Sy Philadelphia Louis Shane George Voge Chicago Harold Page Smith West 1St St Oklahoma City

British Left Wing Falls Back in Burma

March 18 dispatch reports the British left wing retreating about 30 miles in Burma. A communiqué says forward troops face a strong enemy force south of Kanyutkwin, near 30 miles north of Nyaungiebin and 40 miles south of Toungoo, which lies on the Rangoon-Mandalay line. Japanese reinforcements and air power are cited, while Prome sector shows no Japanese advance.

New Delhi India Lef Burma Kanyutkwin Nyaungiebin Toungoo Mandalay Rangoon-Mandalay London Java Prome

Look and Learn Qs and Answers by A C Gordon

A quiz style excerpt lists questions and concise answers on aviation right of way, eye anatomy, archipelago definition, first Supreme Court chief justice appointed by Washington, and whale blubber fat for oil. Answers include descending planes, the iris, any sea with many islands, John Jay, and blubber.

Supreme Court George Washington John Jay

New York Stocks March 18 Pan Stacks 1 1 2

New York stocks report shows mixed activity with shares trading unevenly as traders await further cues from the market. Financial leaders and commodity-linked issues demonstrate varied performance amid cautious investor sentiment and approaching market timing.

New York

Lessons In English From W L Gordon

An old style English lesson overview from W L Gordon covers common usage errors and pronunciation. It highlights proper phrases such as being at school versus to school, notes on mispronunciation like annihilate, and common misspellings. It also offers word study guidance and sample Q A on etiquette and travel attire.

How Can I by Anne Ashley explained remedies

Q and A style advice from Anne Ashley covering paint on tinware, caster repair in furniture, and making smelling salts. Practical steps include roughening surfaces, applying shellac varnish, using paraffin to secure casters, and mixing rock volatile with eau de cologne for usage after aging.

Modern Etiquette Q and A on calling by a woman

A reader asks if it is improper for a young woman to invite a young man she admires to call on her. The answer notes this is no longer considered improper and reflects evolving social norms in courting etiquette.

Three Days' Cough Urges Creomulsion Use

A warning that a three days' cough signals danger and may lead to chronic bronchitis if untreated. Creomulsion is pitched as a non narcotic remedy that goes to the seat of the trouble to loosen phlegm, soothe bronchial membranes, and aid healing, with a money back guarantee if it does not promptly ease the cough.

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