War Casualties Report From The Weeks Engagement
Our men and women in service suffer in the Weeks battle as reports indicate a fifth gun incident near a destroyer. The narrative notes crews taking fire and casualty accounts from the encounter.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1945
Page
5
Our men and women in service suffer in the Weeks battle as reports indicate a fifth gun incident near a destroyer. The narrative notes crews taking fire and casualty accounts from the encounter.
Edward Stirewalt, son of Dr and Mrs N S Stirewalt of High Point, has been promoted from ensign to lieutenant junior grade. He has just returned to his post on the U S S Indiana, docked in Seattle for repairs, after a leave with his parents.
Pfc John H. Chastain of 704 West Brown Street High Point North Carolina received the air medal oak leaf cluster Brig General William H Tunner commanding general of the India China division announced The division is finishing homeward movements of freight and personnel and maintaining air routes over the Hump to India and China Its war contribution is noted as paving the way for postwar air transport Growth July 1935 saw 71000 tons cross the Hump and at Jap surrender rates reached nearly two tons a minute
Joseph K. Ritter electric ian’s mate first class USN of High Point received a letter of commendation with ribbon for his actions during a Pacific war patrol aboard the submarine USS Kingfish. Admiral Spruance presented the award aboard the surrendered Japanese submarine 1-401 in Yokosuka Bay, Japan.
An improved alka line powder FPASTEETH is sprinkled on denture plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It soothes gums and cools the mouth, reducing embarrassment from loose plates and urging readers to obtain PAL at drug stores.
J B Ridge Jr 18 son of Mr Mrs J B Ridge 1127 Montley Ave notified his mother he was assigned as a crew member to the Matson Line ship SS Mariposa. He recently visited home and had before served on SS Monterey. He has about six months in U S Maritime service.
Sgt. Grover H. Griffie of Thomasville, son of Mrs. Flora Griffie, serves in Germany with the 463rd para chute field artillery battalion. Lt. Col. John T. Cooper commends the unit for bravery during the big Push at Anzio and Alpine actions toward the French Italian border near Menton, then rejoining forces at Nice. Griffie previously worked at a hosiery mill in Thomasville.
Brogden, son of Mrs Ethel Brogden of 506 North Hamilton Street, has been honorably discharged from the army after four years of service, including 21 months overseas. He served with General Patton's Third Army and the Tenth Armored Division, receiving the Good Conduct, ETO Ribbon, and four Battle Stars. He returns to New York to resume work with Waldorf Restaurants.
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service reports a ten year effort to stock Lake Titicaca with Great Lakes fish. Lake trout thrived, whitefish failed. trout now reach customers and could boost Andean food supplies as larger boats and gear are needed.
Allie Stolz of Newark New Jersey fights Wil lie Joyce of Gary Indiana in a 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden as Stolz seeks a lightweight title shot in his comeback bid.
Answers include that Francis Bacon valued quiet victory over conflict, the Metro in Paris, and that Greeks and Romans used family names inconsistently. advice emphasizes respectful talk, polite hosting, and sincere generosity without focusing on wealth.
Major Thomas M Nial summarizes that civil service vacancies should be filled by veterans or transferring workers and explains transfer rules, pension updates, and GI Bill readjustment allowances. The piece covers unemployment offsets, life insurance lapse rates, loan timing after discharge, and future VA branch office locations.
The advertisement touts renewed access to Texaco’s wartime research advantages, promising faster starts and smooth rapid warm ups with improved flashing performance and overall efficiency.
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