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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1944
Page
8
The forecast calls for fair and warm today with slightly cooler nights. Saturday should be fair to partly cloudy, warmer in the northwest, with continued mild conditions in the south and east. Tonight remains fair and slightly cooler. Saturday brings more warmth and partly cloudy skies.
Prime Minister Churchill with Eisenhower tours a U S airborne training ground aboard a giant glider carrier. He chats with a paratrooper from Cleveland, weighs his men, and praises American field rations as sky troops deploy in a show of resolve toward defeating Hitler in Europe.
Dispatches report a German counter offense in retreat with a threatened withdrawal. Zhukov's troops reportedly stormed the Kovel junction near Warsaw while advancing northwest of Kovel. Malinovsky’s Third Ukrainian army clashes near Voznesensk on the Bug river as Nikolaev and Odessa defenses brace for deeper pressure.
The Clo hearing cites 8694 firms contracting 80 percent of 503000 steel wage earners as refusing further increases under the 15 percent formula. Since January 1941 the base date, two general raises occurred and go into effect February. The union notes steel industry assets rose by over a billion dollars during the war and undistributed profits up by over 300 million, with reserves up 161 million.
The war press cites Tojo declaring the Indian national army under Bose in Japanese held territory seeks to liberate India and install a provisional government. It notes Bose may be with the force, targeting Manipur Assam and Bengal, but faces strong American British and Indian opposition.
Reports say German troops still hold the Continental hotel and other strongpoints near Cassino while Allied forces attack Castle hill and press to reduce German positions. Teano bombing and Yugoslav coastal raids accompany increased artillery and air activity with several planes shot down.
Sgt. 8S. L. Kennedy and T. G. Atkins from Fort Benning Ga were arrested on English street for speeding on the left and driving drunk. The roadster carried an army rifle, ammunition, and $321 in cash. MPs to file charges after investigation.
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