Weather North Carolina Shifts to Warmer Weekend
Partly cloudy and cool today with showers in the mountains this morning. Expect a cool night and Saturday with a slight warmup late Saturday.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
2
Partly cloudy and cool today with showers in the mountains this morning. Expect a cool night and Saturday with a slight warmup late Saturday.
J. F. Jones, chief clerk at the ration board, said the public who could not file canning sugar applications on Wednesday 4 may do so sometime next week. The board has been beset by requests and is out of blanks but will receive additional application blanks for canning sugar registration next week. He asks that people not come to the board until notified that blanks have arrived.
Soviet troops are reported landing at a Berlin area airfield to aid in restoring utilities as German civilians and troops scuffle amid ruins. Explosions persist in the city as German counter measures and troop movements unfold near Dresden and Vienna, with Third Ukrainian Army advances noted west of Vienna.
The 63-year-old marshal handed over his baton and sought safety as his unit fell back. Von Kleist, once linked to Poland 1939 and the invasion of France 1940, withdrew to a small dwelling near Mitterfels with the 26th division's 328th infantry arriving at the scene.
An Army spokesman reported Chinese forces, reinforced by American airborne troops, halted a Japanese advance toward Chihkiang, with Chinese combat headquarters noting captured strategic Wyuang. Separately, Guam reports show American troops pressing the Okinawa front amid heavy fighting and rising casualties.
An exhausted officer in Berlin reports a standstill with the city under strain. He describes desperation, the threat of capture, and a grim sense that Germany is collapsing as he contemplates cutting communications and awaiting an inevitable end.
The Third Army besieges Linz after Salzburg surrender. British Second Army halts near Kiel canal awaiting possible Danish Nazi surrender. German radio claims Flensburg captured without a fight as Kiel canal lies 38 miles away.
The Big Four leaders meet in San Francisco and move toward amendments of the Dumbarton Oaks plan for a world organization to keep peace. Officials say progress helps prevent deadlocks while Molotov departs for Moscow next week. Stettinius, Eden, and Soong report approval of the talks, with no shift from the core idea of a security council.
The Daily Express reports that over 3,000,000 Germans have been captured since D‑Day and Britain may release half to American forces due to full camps and scarce food. The United States reportedly resists taking more prisoners to avoid shipping use and keep troops home. Gallaher notes the Ninth Army in Elbe shows reluctance to take prisoners and fear Russians view Western Allies as sheltering Nazis.
Dallas Alford 46 of Trinity died suddenly from a cerebral hemorrhage while at his brother's funeral. Survivors include his father Charles Alford and siblings in New York Chicago and Trinity. Funeral Sunday 3 pm at First Methodist with Rev E Frost and Knights of Pythias at burial. Gospel singers perform May 6 at St Stephen AME Zion and Calvary Gospel Singers at St Matthews Holiness Church. Patrash... Patricians meet at Park View Lunch. Rev Arthur King to conduct all night service at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
A memorial service will be held at Calvary Reformed church in Thomasville Sunday at 3 30 for Judge Robert Sink and Pfc Lester D Sink sons of Mr and Mrs Press Sink killed in action. Judge Sink died October 29 1942 aboard a ship sunk in the North Atlantic. Lester Sink fell in France October 8 1944. A stone in the Link family plot will be unveiled after the service.
Reports circulated of Doenitz fleeing to Kiel and meeting with allies or Montgomery. Himmler and Doenitz allegedly offering surrender. Paris and Luxembourg broadcasts circulated varied versions while Allied forces closed pockets around Magdeburg and Schleswig Holstein as retreats and surrenders surged.
David Lilienthal's nomination for a nine year term as Tennessee Valley Authority chairman faces a one week delay in the Senate. Chairman Thomas of the agriculture committee noted the nomination was referred yesterday and is in Oklahoma, his home state, with expected return by May 10.
The newly formed Methodist Men club in Thomasville district holds its first dinner tonight at 7 o clock in Community Methodist church. Officials announced plans include quarterly dinners with engaging programs and a set of organizers from several local Methodist churches.
Thomasville plans a drive led by Carl Wilson with a quota of 875000 dollars to be raised by employees. Davidson county targets exceed 559000 dollars. Committees are still forming with L. Coe chairing the business district and J Glenn Pennington the industrial district along with several named publicity volunteers.
Building and repair permits issued by inspector K A Stroud list several properties. Wesley street re roofing at 150 dollars. 913 Dayton street new let at 1200 Davis avenue cost 125. Pam Taylor painting and repairs 200. 110 West Green street painting and repairs 150. 223 Steele street painting and repairs 175. 313 Best street repairs 300.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Clara Jane McDowell Morgan 38 wife of Albert S. Morgan at Pilgrim Holiness church. Rev. J A Grout and Rev. William C Livingston officiated with solos by Ken Ashby and arrangements by Silver Knit hosiery mill workers. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers listed.
Mrs Inez Young died Thursday at her daughter Mrs Clyde Bells home in Deep River route one. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3 30 P M at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist church with interment in the church cemetery. Body returned to Mrs Bollings home High Point route one.
G A Grivas of South Carolina died shortly after 7 o clock in a Winston-Salem hospital where he had been since arriving from Greece to visit friends. Born 1881 in Galaxid Greece he was son of Arthur and Aglaea Grivas. Survived by his mother and sister Mary Grivas both in Greece. Funeral at Yow's Funeral Home conducted by Rev Thalasinos of the Greek church. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
Attorney A L Brooks of boro spoke at the Kiwanis club luncheon at the Sheraton hotel on democracy and regimentation. He argued national institutions drive a country's regimentation while noting spiritual and material factors and thanked visitors Carter Dalton Henry Koonts Roy Morgan. Hopkins team won the prize.
In Le Grande Oregon I Nephi P Combs recreates 140 calls of a hundred rare Northwest birds. The project showcases a careful study of local avifauna blending voice mimicry with natural soundscapes.
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