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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

9

Navy crews load 17 planes in under three hours

In Britain a Navy air base emergency test saw crews load 17 planes with bombs fuses and ammo in less than three hours. The article notes the vital but non-spectacular work, lists crew members including Bill Leed Prov 52 and his family, and praises Vice Admiral Ramsay while detailing the amphibian Coast Guard band and its performances for troops.

John A. Moroso Hal Boyle U. S. Navy Britain Naval Air Base United Kingdom The Coast Guard Mediterranean Allen P. Dudley Wellington Allan Cole Buffalo N. Y Ted Fio Ri‘to John W. Brown Lakewood Bull

Land Hungry Hungary Set To Lose Again

A historical notice discusses Hungary's wartime fate and territorial shifts. It traces Hungary under Admiral Horthy since 1920, its alliance with the Axis, and losses after World War I including Transylvania and parts of Slovakia and Romania. It notes Hungary’s location as a backdoor to Germany and its rail and Danube strategic importance.

Washington INS Hungary National Geographic Society Germany Ber Admiral Horthy Danube Hunga Axis Yugoslavia Soviet Russia Trianon Czechoslovakia Slovakia Ruthenia Banat Romania Transylvania

One Minute Test Answers on Religion and Early American History

Answers: 1. No, there are no religious qualifications for the U.S. presidency. 2. The Shakers are dying out because they do not practice marriage or raise families. 3. Lord Baltimore belonged to the Roman Catholic faith.

The United States Lord Baltimore

Chile seeks eased controls on copper exports with US

Chilean Ministry of Economy and Commerce proposes ending the copper agreement with the United States and replacing it with mutual control over exports to neighboring Latin American nations. The move aims to ease U.S. restraints and involve Chile in regional copper regulation.

Santiago Chile INS United States Ministry of Economy and Commerce

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