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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1944

Page

8

Hungary at War As Germans Move In Amid Rising Resistance

Reports claim a Hungarian Nazi collaborationist government forming as 300 officers return from exile to aid a fifth column. A secret radio urges general resistance while Hitler orders divisions into Hungary after Kallay refuses full aid. Berlin and Stockholm dispatches note detained leaders and a push to mobilize the nation.

Ger Hungary Imredi Grassy Dekak Neutra Ting Adolf Hitler Austria Rumania Bern Nicholas Kallay London Daily Mail Stockholm Louis Koussuth Hapsburgs Kallay Hitler Germany Saassiavis

British envoy critiques Ford war prophecy

Lord Halifax, the British ambassador, dismissed Henry Ford's two month war end forecast from a copyrighted interview with the Atlanta Constitution, calling anyone who plays prophet risky for their reputation.

Columbia D. C Lord Halifax Henry Ford Atlanta Constitution

Penicillin to Treat 7000 Daily Patients

Dr. O E May of the department of agriculture disclosed during hearings reported to the house by the appropriations committee that sufficient quantities of penicillin will soon be available to treat 7,000 patients daily.

Washington O. E. May Department of Agriculture House Appropriations Committee

Polish Death Toll Rises in Warsaw Tuberculosis Surge

The Polish telegraph agency reports Warsaw’s Polish population fell to 750,000 from 1,500,000 in 1939 and more than 300 people die each month there of tuberculosis amid the city’s crisis.

London Warsaw

Glee Club Performs for Civitan Meeting

Members of the junior high seventh grade glee club presented a program for the Civitan Club at the Sheraton Hotel directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins with piano accompaniment. Blake Thompson presided and Archie Richardson led the program. The Civitan banquet honoring the national president from Dallas is set for March 24 at the Robert E Lee Hotel in Winston Salem. no lunch will be served locally.

Civitan Club Sheraton Hotel Dorothy Hoskins Hero Robert E. Lee Hotel Winston-Salem Dallas Texas

Two Candidates Receive Third Degree At Masonic Rite

The Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 held a special communications session at the Masonic Temple conferring the third degree on two new candidates. The ceremony featured Fleet Lewis as lodge master, A B Goetze of Acacia, with R L Pope and J F Garner past masters assisting. Dr C Excelle Rozzelle spoke on colors in the American flag before 150 masons and guests from Norfolk Angola Linwood N J Philadelphia Thomasville Linwood and Lenoir.

Masonic Temple Numa F. Reid Lodge Fleet Lewis A. B. Goetze Acacia R. L. Pope J. F. Garner Thomasville Lodge C. Excelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Church A. Lee Gibson, Jr E. T. Howard Norfolk

Allies Hammer Wewak and Rabaul in Pacific Raids

US destroyers entered Wewak harbor to bombard shore installations for the ninth straight day as air bombs totaled 113 tons. Allied ships and troops pressed in the Admiralties driving Japanese from Manus Island, with 2,500 enemy killed in the Lorengau drive. Incendiaries ignited vast fires at Rabaul while bombers struck Choiseul in the Solomons.

New Guinea Bismarck Sea Wewak Kairiru Muschu Manus Island Admiralties Lorengau Rabaul New Britain MacArthur Choiseul Island Solomons

Submarine Warfare Gains as US Losses Rise in Pacific

American leaders say US subs outpace Japanese anti-submarine gains with improving crew skill and tactics. They note 22 submarine losses since the war began, most in Pacific waters, while British and American forces cooperate though seven ships sunk cited by the Admiralty were American bases. Italian sources claim 176 Allied convoys escorted totaling 2544 ships since the armistice.

Gers Pacific Admiralty Knox

Oil Supply Debate Hinted By New Sec Plan

A fragment from a continued SEC page hints at petroleum products strategies to insure adequate oil supply. The note mentions developing other types of motors and securing domestic sources as part of the broader energy approach.

Stassen Won’t Seek Nomination But Would Accept Offer

Lieutenant Commander Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, told Secretary Knox he will not pursue the Republican presidential nomination, but would accept it if offered. The remark reflects Stassen’s stance amid party discussions in Washington.

Stassen Washington Harold E. Stassen Minnesota Aretary of the Navy Knox Today

North and South Carolina Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy Cool

North Carolina sees partly cloudy, moderately cool conditions with slightly lower southeast temperatures. Tonight turns fair to partly cloudy and slightly colder. Wednesday brings increasing clouds, slightly warmer with light mountain rain possible. South Carolina reports fair, milder interior, cooler coast, then fair but cool tonight. Wednesday trend is increasing clouds and continued mild temperatures.

North Carolina South Carolina

Allied forces strike back at Japanese advance toward India

Allied commanders reported a decisive test against Japanese forces, noting tanks knocked out and one captured. The communique acknowledged the threat to Imphal and other Indian communications bases but highlighted a successful attack 150 miles behind Japanese lines southeast of Myitkyina on March 5.

Imphal India Neverthless

War Today: prospects of invasion and German collapse debated

The article analyzes how bombing of war industries may pressure Hitler to delay and defend on borders. It notes belief of imminent Western invasion and Pravda’s call for swift eastern and western blows. It discusses uncertainty about invasion timing and war length as Soviet and Allied actions unfold.

Hitler Reich Germany Pravda Moscow Europe

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