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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1943
Page
8
The piece describes Japan’s total war mobilization under government control. It notes widespread patriotism, high enrollment in patriotic groups, censorship, and jingoistic media. It contrasts government messaging with individual friendship toward Americans and missionaries, highlighting intensified nationalism before and during early wartime.
Washington reports aluminum production has surged due to a national scrap drive. WPB director Arthur H. Bunker notes 1943 gains over 1939 across bauxite, tubing, sheets, rod and wire, extrusions, and salvaged aluminum, with output surpassing pre war needs by 100 million pounds per quarter and employment rising from 30,000 to 200,000 as 67,250 more workers are sought.
The forecast calls for fair conditions in North Carolina with slightly cooler temperatures in the west and east tonight as readings edge down, followed by a gradual warmup on Thursday. South Carolina remains fair and colder tonight, then fair with slowly rising temperatures Thursday.
ASHEVILLE Nov 3 Max Werner a New York military affairs writer predicts a quick decision in Europe within a few months and says the war there may end this year He reasons the German army would surrender on Russian soil and after Germany’s defeat Japan would appear a second rate power Werner is in Asheville for rest and study
Reporter notes that inside Japan leaders admit a losing war while the public is kept in ignorance. Observers say military chiefs in war zones and administrations in occupied areas expect defeat but hope for a peace conference to preserve Japan as a first class power.
Eight hundred Italians held by Germans have been freed from a prison camp by Yugoslav partisans in Montenegro. Tito's radio also said Chetnik commander was killed in Serbia as fighting continued. Allied aviation attacked Ploce Metkovic and German positions near Split and Dubrovnik.
A speaker argues the Senate inquiry into Lend-Lease will test diplomacy and battlefield outcomes. He warns the Senate bears responsibility for possible American defeat while noting the broader cost borne by soldiers whose sacrifices may be overlooked.
The wartime conference discussed a second front in Europe led by America and Britain. The Russians demanded immediate action, while the exact invasion date remained unspecified. Agreement among the three powers was emphasized as crucial.
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