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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1943

Page

11

Japs Seek Peace With China For Attack On U S

Washington May 27 1943 testimony before House Immigration Committee predicted Japan would seek a separate peace with China and launch an attack on the United States this summer The informant Kilsoo K Haan a Washington representative for Korean and Sino Korean groups claimed Tojo revealed plans naming Admiral Miyazaki and General Hata as leaders of an invasion force with dates and percentages cited for naval strength and readiness

Washington Japan China United States High Command Dickstein D-Ny House Pearl Harbor Kilsoo K. Haan Korean National Front Federation Sino-Korean Peoples Gue Haan New Yorker Pacific Hawaii Tojo Tokyo Katsutaro Miyazaki Shunroku Hata Jiro Minami Ja_—_ privy council Miyazaki Imperial Navy Hata

Greeks Celebrate Allied Victory in Greece Amid Invasion Fears

London reports say Greeks greet each other with a Greek Easter salutation signaling Greece shall be free as Tunisia falls. Germans fear Allied invasion and boost Athens deception while Greek guerrillas resist Bulgarians Italians and Germans in eastern Macedonia central Greece Crete and around Mount Olympus. Coherent guerrilla networks link scattered units under central command and keep their powder dry.

London Athens Greece Europe Tunisia Italy Germany Pyraecos Salonika Crete Macedonia Mount Olympus Sparta Gorgopotamo

Haan testimony cites Kwantung force buildup and Japan plan

Testimony notes more than 100000 troops in the Kwantung army and says submarine and air power would lead an attack. Dickstein warns against ignoring Haan and criticizes earlier reactions. Haan claims the Korea organization has spy networks and Japan plans a broader program including marriage to subjugated locals.

Kwantung Army Haan Immigration Committee

New Numbers Game For U. S. Is Helping Mails Through

Uncle Sam introduces an address key system using district numbers to speed mail routing in major cities. New York and 177 other cities adopt division numbers to simplify routing for clerks and addressee names. The plan follows Europe and Canada and aims for nationwide permanence.

U. S New York Sam Minnie Monroe Street Mongoose Avenue Post Office Department Europe Canada New York City Bronx Albert Goldman al Bini Boston Uncle Sam

Settlement Authorized for Flood Damages in Marshall

Federal Judge E Yates Webb signed an order in district court permitting settlement of flood damage claims against Northwest Carolina Utilities Company of Marshall for 15000 dollars. The order covers suits totaling 61750 dollars arising from the French Broad River flood near Marshall in 1940.

Asheville E. Yates Webb Shelby Northwest Carolina Utilities Company of Marshall French Broad River Marshall

Jackpot For Bonds and War Bonds Advice

Mrs Lula Prevatt received a stamped letter from her brother in law Private First Clauss Luther Prevatt then in Guadalcanal. The package contained 340 five dollar bills totaling 1700 in cash. The notes were torn oil stained and blood stained. He urged buying war bonds to fund ammunition.

Charlotte Lula Prevatt Clauss Luther Prevatt Guadalcanal Prevatt

Large Gasoline Tanker Explodes In Charlotte

A large gasoline tanker trailer exploded during a welding repair in Charlotte. The blast shattered about 500 windows and tore a roof section from a nearby plant. Welder Cornette suffered severe burns and shock while R. L. Bradley was burned less seriously.

Charlotte Cornette R. L. Bradley

Governor Broughton Names Symphony Unit Heads

Governor Broughton appoints four directors to lead the North Carolina Symphony Society Inc. George Stephens Jr. of Asheville and Mrs. Robert Dunn of Charlotte begin terms until March 10 1945. T Holt Haywood of Winston-Salem and Mrs. Kay Dixon of Gastonia begin terms until March 10 1947.

Raleigh Broughton North Carolina Symphony Society, Inc George Stephens, Jr Asheville Robert Dunn Charlotte T. Holt Haywood Winston-Salem Kay Dixon Gastonia

Wartime Foot Health Advice for Spring Infections

Wartime health column urges readers to prevent Athlete's Foot with cleanliness and dry feet. Emphasizes cotton hosiery, perforated shoes, and avoiding dangerous chemical attempts. Recommends alcohol or iodine cleansing, talcum, and regular foot baths with potassium permanganate for advanced cases.

Shelby Man Among Four Fliers Killed in Plane Crash

Sacramento May 27 Four fliers died and three escaped after a Mather Field navigation plane crashed ten miles southeast of the airfield during a training flight. The dead include Master Sgt Abel M Lineberger 29 son of Mrs Susan Etta Hamerick Shelby mc.

Sacramento Calif Mather Field Abel M. Lineberger Susan Etta Hamerick Shelby

Physician Reminder on Foot Eruption Misconceptions

A physician warns that not every foot eruption is Athlete's Foot and urges careful diagnosis. Distinguishing fungal infections from other conditions is essential for proper treatment.

Kellogg’s All-Bran A Gentle Constipation Aid

A vintage ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentler treatment for constipation caused by low dietary bulk. It explains the cereal acts in the colon, recommends regular use with plenty of water, and notes Kellogg's makes it in Battle Creek and it is sold by grocers.

Kellogg's Battle Creek

AFL Union Selected at Gastonia Weaving Plant

The National Labor Relations Board announced that workers at the Gastonia Weaving Company in Gastonia North Carolina chose the Federation of Women Label and Narrow Fabric Workers AFL as their collective bargaining agent. Of 54 eligible voters 44 cast ballots, with all but four favoring the AFL.

APL Washington Emloyes Gastonia N. C Gastonia Weaving Company, Inc National Labor Relations Board Federation of Women Label and Narrow Fabric Workers AFL

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