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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1943

Page

7

Washington Victory and Mediterranean Strategy Outlined

The article discusses a post Tunisian program by Roosevelt and Churchill focusing on securing Mediterranean sea lanes to aid Moscow and potentially draw Turkey in. It notes destinction of a wider Pacific plan and analyzes Japanese bond sales reacting to wartime events.

Roosevelt Churchill Mediterranean United Nations Middle East Russia Moscow Turkey Dardanelles Soviet Union der Fuehrer Stalin Europe

Army leaders and North Africa fighting resolve under fire

The piece notes General Marshall’s strict leadership and iron discipline seen in American troops on the Tunisian front after errors by Lloyd Fredendall’s intelligence unit. It covers press missteps, Wavell’s India role, and uncertain fast moves toward China while Burma remains a hard overland goal.

George C. Marshall Lloyd R Fredendall Fredendal

Burma Campaign Lessons From Aerial and Ground Struggles

New Delhi reports on a brutal Burmese theater where Allied forces struggle through jungles and supply lines fail. The Mayu peninsula and Rangoon mole towns face constant Japanese rail and base strikes while monsoons and malaria decimate troops, signaling a need for aerial amphibian operations and a Washington decision on scarce resources.

New Delhi Tenth American Air Force Mayu Peninsula Mandalay Rangoon

Bey Deposed Asks Exile To Madagascar Island

Sidi Mohammed al Munsaf bey of Tunis aged 71 was ousted by General Alphonse Juin and sent to the French island of Madagascar. Juin announced the removal amid investigations into alleged Axis collaboration after Roosevelt’s note six months ago. Sidi Lamine, a distant relative, named successor.

Associated Press Algiers Sidi Mohammed al Mounsaf Tunis Henri Tunisia Madagascar Indian Ocean Axis Roosevelt Alphonse Juin Charles Mast Giraud Mast Juin Lebanon Sidi Lamine

Second List of Ceilings Are Announced

The second list of community wide price ceilings covers peas corn tomatoes canned baby foods and more effective Monday morning. It adds to last week’s milk bread butter shortening and sugar lists and will expand in coming weeks to cover all grocery items. Prices differ by store class from independents under 50 000 to chains over 250 000 annual business.

Washington

WAACS Congratulated As They Mark Sixth Birthday

President Roosevelt congratulated the WAACS in Washington on their first birthday at 60 000 strong praising their work. He noted the unit training in the United States and at Casablanca conferences and commended their spirit and courage. The article also notes nine government owned herds of buffalo in the United States.

WAACS Washington Roosevelt Casablanca Africa United States

Broadway’s Meanest Villain Is a Skinny 12-Year-Old Star

Skippy Homeier, a 12-year-old Chicago born American boy, plays Emil Bruckner in Tomorrow the World on Broadway. The kid acts a Nazi youth on stage, delivering a chilling contrast to his real-life boyish persona and radio work.

Broadway Marguebrite NEA New York Emil Bruckner Skippy Chicago Inky Emil Germany Fuehrer Jekyll and Hyde Mr Homeier Prissies Erks Rave Reeviews G. W. Homeier Homeiers

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