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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1942
Page
12
The Department of Commerce states Brazil will establish price controls a wartime priorities system and other economic measures to strengthen the war effort.
Anti-Fascist Italian leaders in the United States see Italy being softened up for invasion as Allied advances in North Africa and Libya pressure Mussolini. They cite Montgomery against Rommel, Allied bombings near Genoa, and the Columbus Day policy shift by Attorney General Biddle lifting enemy alien stigma from 600,000 Italians born abroad.
A fragment notes sabotage of Italian war industry aiding Yugoslav revolutionary movement under General Mikailovitch. It frames inefficiency of Italian forces as a factor in aiding anti-fascist efforts and resistance in occupied territories.
North Carolina will shift to wartime coffee rationing starting November 21 with a temporary freeze on sales through November 28. Beginning November 29, eligible consumers over 14 may use War Ration Book No. 27 to buy coffee. institutional buyers must register later.
Profile of Anne Brown, original Bess, who quit the Gershwin opera to pursue concert singing and opera, citing life ambition. Highlights include early career, manager decisions, and Brown’s plans for Carmen, plus personal life and hobbies. Also a brief Civil War era context mentions a UK trade shift.
King George VI declared Britain and Allies will press the war into Axis territory to liberate slaves under Axis domination. The king called it the firm unchangeable purpose of the Allies to free as many as possible.
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