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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
5
A historic note states that ten percent of U S copper output comes from precipitating copper from copper bearing mine waters, highlighting an unconventional source in the industry.
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures today and tonight in North Carolina. Partly cloudy and cool conditions expected Friday with similar temperatures.
The article notes Smuts stating three of the five great powers in Europe will disappear after hostilities, leaving Russia master of the continent with Britain and the United States as world leaders. It mentions Churchill Stalin talks, potential Mediterranean realignments, and de Gaulle’s planned Moscow visit.
In Tulsa police report Otto Steve Wilson, held in Los Angeles for the slayings of two women, is to be questioned about his whereabouts in January 1943. Capt. Glenn Elliott notes similarities between Tulsa and Los Angeles killings as investigators pursue ties.
Adverse weather cancelled most air operations yesterday while fighter bombers struck targets in the Italian battle area and heavy bombers attacked objectives in southern Austria and Yugoslavia. The MAAF logged about 4350 sorties with six planes missing amid snow on the Fifth Army front and enemy troops in white camouflage. US accident estimates for 1944 show 94 000 deaths and about 9,000,000 disabling injuries.
The general notes Japan has shifted from an oceanic to a continental approach. He says Japan’s army is intact, well trained, and well equipped, with a formidable force in South China. He urges Allied efforts to defeat Japan, continuing air support to China, supplying resources, and training Chinese troops.
Chinese high command said Japanese forces pushed to within four and a half miles of Ishan near the Kwangsi Kwei chow line, threatening access toward Kweichow with fighting ongoing. Tokyo radio claimed Ishan and its airport were captured amid large scale movements from Linchow to Hsincheng and toward Liu chow.
The article explains that cooperatives are groups of producers who organize to access assets by assembling, processing, and marketing their product. Each member pays operating costs and receives proceeds from sales after costs, framing cooperatives as part of private enterprise alongside non cooperative corporations.
The nine month operation cost for North Carolina public schools in 1943 44 totaled 36 968 748 89, nearly a million less than the prior year. The report cites instructional services plant operation general control and transportation and libraries costs with district breakdowns for cities and counties. War bonus outlays and teacher salaries are noted along with bus purchases and repairs.
_Report notes Japanese maneuvering to secure Liuchow and Kweilin corridors. The Japanese based at Kweilin moved toward Lungsheng area on Tuesday after striking out on November 11, meeting resistance about 12 miles from Lungsheng with high command confirming engagement.
The measure denounces the National Tax Equality Association as a private interests group masquerading as a legitimate entity. It notes the National Grange has long protected American agriculture and says farmers formed cooperative corporations for self preservation amid corporate development. The resolution criticizes business interests for attacking the farm cooperative program.
The War Food Administration reports fairly steady prices on flue cured tobaccos with a slight drop on middle belt markets from the previous day. It announces a one percent reduction in allotments to domestic manufacturers and users to align with production estimates. The current allotment for manufacturers and dealers from the new crop stands at 659.4 million pounds, about 28 million more than the prior allotment and higher than the same period last year by a notable margin.
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