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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1944

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Mighty Offensive Pounds Against The Hitler Line

Allied forces on the Anzio beachhead launched a major offensive while the Eighth Army attacked the Hitler line from the east. Fifth Army coastal sector actions and heavy bomber support accompanied the move as General Clark directed operations from the beachhead.

Naples Anzio Eighth Army Italy Fifth Army Mark W. Clark Cisterna Appian Way Alban Hills Rome Dispatch Liri Bii Pontecorvo Acquino Piedimonte Pontine Berlin Hitler Line Fifth Aprilia Cisterna-Littorio

Draining Lake Sought in Search for Missing Woman

Durham police consider draining Eastwood lake after two weeks without a clue to 67 year old Mrs Edward M Jewett of Boonville Missouri. Grandson Edward Jewett Martin 24 a Charlotte chemist held on open charge. authorities note vehicle tracks and a cut rowboat near the water.

Durham Edward M. Jewett Boonville Edward Jewett Martin Charlotte Victor S. Bryant Eastwood Lake Jewett Martin C. W. Gates Gates R. Lewis Patton University of Missouri Radford Florida

Battle of Italy Intensifies As German Reinforcements Arrive

The battle in Italy grows fiercer as German units reinforce threatened sectors. DNB compares the fighting to Somme Verdun and Flanders, while Bracken calls the struggle one of the greatest thrashings to Germans. Allied high command contemplates possible retreat toward northern Italy if enemy positions shift.

Italy Hitler DNB Somme Verdun Flanders Brenden Bracken Britain Harold Alexander

Four Catawba draftees persuaded to board Navy bus

Newton May 3. David Lawrance said four selectees from Startown refused to board a bus taking 22 men to Camp Croft for Navy induction. They questioned why others had not been called. Sheriff Ray Pitts intervened, convincing them to join the trip.

Lowrance U.S Ray Pitts

Britain Faces Invasion Threat as Trains Cancelled

Britain braces for invasion with drastic train cuts leaving civilians stranded. German air scouts spotted over the country as Nazi warnings escalate, while reports in Stockholm claim the Stalag Luft II killings were mass murder. Berlin heralds strong armored countermeasures after a contested Allied landing.

London Britain Stockholm Daily Express Stalag Luft II House of Commons Anthony Eden Legation England Berlin Ritter von Schramm Bersen Zeitung

Service leaders confer in Australia during WWII talks

General Douglas MacArthur and Admiral William F. Halsey met in Australia last week to discuss future operations against Japan. Admiral Halsey was hosted by Vice Admiral Thomas Kinkaid, commander of the 7th U. S. Fleet, which supported the Hollandia-Aitape landings in the southwest Pacific.

Australia Douglas MacArthur William F. Halsey Admiral Halsey Thomas Kinkaid U. S Southwest Pacific MacArthur Hol‘landia-Aitape

Japan Publishes Demands to Seize U S Navy and Fleets

From San Francisco May 23 The Nippon home periodical Meiho reported by Berlin radio outlines terms for peace that call for transferring the entire United States navy and all large American merchant ships to Japan. Observers note such propaganda claims aim to force American capitulation and erase Western influence in Asia and the Pacific.

Japan-proper Japan Nippon U. S Asia Central Western Pacific America Britain

Allied air offensive battering German rail centers and targets

Approximately 3,500 Allied bombers and fighters attacked German rail yards and airfields in a day long assault. targets included Epinal Chaumont Avord Orleans Bourges Etampes Caen Chateaudun and lines in France with over 5 100 tons of bombs.

London Hitler Dortmund Brunswick Germany Epinal Chaumont Avord Orleans-Bricy Bourges Etampes - Mondesire Caen Chateaudun France Continental Britain Italy RAF

Old Burma Road Slashed by Chinese Counter Drive

Chinese forces report the Burma road cut at Chefang 28 miles from the frontier isolating Luniing, encircling Japanese garrison, and advancing toward Myitkyina. Still, heavy rains slow operations. Chinese counter offensives claim gains in Honan as Japan advances toward Tungkyuan.

Burma Chungking Salween Chefang Luniing Ae Ee Mandalay Yunan China Myitkyina Joseph W. Stilwell Burma Road Chaikungtang Tatangtazu Honan Lushin Shensi Tungkyuan

Potatoes Can Rot Assert Farmers Claim

Farmers and merchants in Norfolk say potatoes may rot if kept under OPA control. A Ledger-Dispatch report cites South Carolina growers preferring to let potatoes rot to avoid current prices, unless ceilings rise. Norfolk producers warn losses of spinach illustrate ongoing market pressures.

Norfolk Office of Price Administration Ledger-Dispatch South Carolina OPA Charles Gibson Charleston S. C

Bulgarian Premier Designate Named by Ankara Radio

The Ankara radio said a new Bulgarian government will be informed with Hristo Kalfov, president of parliament, succeeding Dobri Bojilov as premier. The report places Kalfov in line to lead Bulgaria with Bojilov stepping down.

London Ankara Hristo Kalfov Dobri Bojilov

Northwest Lumber Walkouts Cripple Production in War Era

Walkouts by AFL CIO workers halt lumber mills across the Pacific Northwest. About 13 000 to 15 000 idle in Washington Oregon and Portland as unions protest wage denial. St. Paul Tacoma Lumber Seattle and others shut. U S Plywood runs in Seattle with large closures. A mass meeting scheduled near Spokane and Portland unions call the actions wildcat.

Seattle War Production Board Great Pacific Northwest Washington Spokane Tacoma St. Paul- Tacoma Lumber Company Portland U.S. Plywood Corporation AFL CLO Everett Roy Eatonville Houquiam Aberdeen Wash Oregon John Christenson Presi

Detroit Strike Halts Penicillin Production

Detroit workers walk off the job in labor disputes affecting four Michigan firms. Picketing continues at Chrysler Highland Park amid a War Labor Board dispute with CIO United Auto Workers. Parke Davis plants halt penicillin and plasma output as 1,900 workers strike. Additional idle workers join at Chevrolet transmission division in Saginaw and at Campbell Wyant and Cannon Foundry in Muskegon.

Detroit Michigan Highland Park Chrysler Corporation United Automobile Workers CIO) International Union War Labor Board Parke Davis & Company National Labor Relations Board

White House Forwarded New Tax Plan

Congress sent to the White House a tax simplification measure aiming to streamline the return process for 50 million taxpayers. The plan shifts to a two tax system, with withholding adjusted to cover full tax for wage earners up to 5,000 dollars, affecting about 30 million people.

Washington Congress White House Armed Services

Ward Violations Tied to NLRB Hearing

Gerard Reilly of the National Relations Board told a House committee that Montgomery Ward had a long record of labor law violations at plants in Kansas City Portland Oregon and St Paul. He linked these unfair practices to the Chicago seizure and strike.

Washington Gerard Reilly National Relations Board Montgomery Ward House Chicago Reilly Kansas City Portland Ore St. Paul

Strike Ends at Detroit Chrysler Plant After UAW Action

The Chrysler Corp. strike idling about 12,000 war workers ended when the executive board of Local 490 United Automobile Workers CIO called off the stoppage.

Detroit Chrysler Corp United Automobile Workers (Cio

Deeper Aerial Inroads on Japs Now Possible

Advancements from Wakde airfield bring New Guinea within fighter escorted bomber reach and signal broader aerial advances toward the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines. MacArthur planes operate on Wakde as Japanese force holds back Sixth Army tanks on nearby mainland airfields and mortar fire pins Americans at the Tor river area.

New Guinea Jme Wakde Dutch East Indies Philippines Douglas MacArthur Sixth Army Dutch New Guinea Tor Toem Hollandia

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