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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1944

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Three Armies Smash Into Rhineland Near Limon

Allied dispatches report heavy fighting as American forces push toward Limon and surrounding routes in Leyte while Japanese troops concentrate in rugged terrain to block advance toward a western exit. MacArthur notes heavy losses for Japan and ongoing air and ground actions around Ormoc Bay and Tacloban.

Leyte S Army of Liberation N Doughboys Limon Douglas MacArthur Mt. Lobi Tral Leyte Ormoc Recon Ormoc Bay Tacloban Poyug U. S MacArthur Associated Press Manila Nippon

Allied Winter Campaign Drives Toward Rhine Front

The weekly war report centers on Eisenhower releasing at least six Allied armies in a major winter push to reach the Rhine and beyond from the Meuse bend in Holland to the Swiss Alps. Allied power is flooding the front with ground and air forces, straining German defenses and signaling a possible end to the western war.

Eisenhower Rhine Meuse Holland Swiss Alps Britain France Europe

Peace Founded On Moral Law Urged By Catholics

Catholic bishops urged an international peace organization founded on moral law and free from power politics. They criticized the planned security council at Dumbar ton Oaks as potentially imperialistic and veto prone, without naming nations.

Washington United States Security Council Dumbarton Oaks Soviet Union International Organization

College Group To Investigate Texas U. Row

The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools appointed a committee to investigate the dismissal of Dr. Homer L. Rainey as president of the University of Texas. Dean M. C. Huntley of Alabama and other college leaders join the panel with Rufus C. Harris of Tulane as chairman. A prior visit to Austin led to Rainey’s dismissal on November 2, delaying the association’s planned March report.

Tuscaloosa Ala Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Homer L. Rainey University of Texas M. C. Huntley University of Alabama Huntley Herman L. Donovan University of Kentucky William W. Pierson University of North Carolina Theodore H. Jack Randolph- Macon Woman's College Rufus C. Harris Tulane Association Austin Tex Rainey Board of Regents

Cherry Declines to Favor Speakership Race in NC

Governor-elect Gregg Cherry reaffirmed a policy of neutrality in the 1945 North Carolina House speakership contest between Oscar Richardson of Monroe and George Uzzell of Salisbury. He noted both candidates are longtime personal friends and pledged support only for legislation aligned with his incoming administration.

Gastonia Gregg Cherry North Carolina Cherry Oscar Richardson Monroe George Uzzell Salisbury House of the North Carolina General Assembly

Soviets Close On Vienna Road In Budapest Sector

Moscow announced last night that Soviet forces smashed four mile German lines 15 miles northeast of Vienna road, encircled and killed 800 Germans at Hort, and captured a supply column as they pressed toward Hatvan and Gyongyos. A second column cut the Hatvan to Gyongyos highway and threatened the Danube crossing near Valko, advancing within 7 miles of Godollo.

Orea Vienna Danube Moscow Hatvan Budapest Aszod Godollo Red Army Hort Haivan Gyongyos Mament Tura Zod Valko Godollo Junction

Allied Planes Join Battle On Rhineland

Allied air forces mounted a major assault across the Rhineland with about 1,700 fighters penetrating deep into Germany and more than 1,000 heavy bombers striking in the south and west. American pilots flew 1,200 miles to Munich and back in fast Mustangs and Thunderbolts while 1,500 additional fliers disrupted bridges, factories, and roads as German troops withdrew under Fieseler’s offensive. RAF Lancasters returned to the Ruhr and German oil targets faced bombardment including the Wanne-Eickel plant.

Robert Eunson London Germany Munich Fisenhower Ruhr Munster Wanne-Eickel Italy Vienna

Six-Point Program for U S Farmers Outlined by Grange Leader

National Grange Master Albert S. Goss outlined six core aims for American farmers and the nation at the 78th annual convention in Winston-Salem. He called for better living conditions, schools, health and crop insurance, a dependable farm credit system, and Congress to resume policy control while cutting agency overlaps. He added farmers aim for wartime win and lasting peace, with prosperity tied to neighbors’ success.

Winston-Salem N. C Albert S. Goss Washington, D. C National Grange Goss Congress

Graph U-570: Captured Nazi Sub Put to Royal Navy Use

The U-570 renamed Graph was captured near Iceland after a Hudson depth charge attack. Fitted with secret equipment, the vessel hunted Nazis for Britain, scoring hits and destroying one sister U-boat in engagements.

London Royal Navy Admiralty Hudson Coastal Command Iceland

High Court Formed To Try Vichyites

Paris officials announce a high court of justice to try leaders and members of the Vichy government for crimes in office. The court will include a presiding judge two assistants and a 24 member jury from a special panel.

Paris Justice Ministry High Court of Justice

Yanks Mistakenly Reach Metz Heart in Jeep Mission

Allied troops push toward Metz as five men from the 11th Infantry Regiment wire crew ride into the city by mistake. They evade German fire and retreat, while American infantry and tanks tighten the assault on the fortress city amid heavy shelling and street fighting.

Metz Kenneth L. Dixo Europe 11Th Infantry Regiment Eugene S. Tyler Alton Frank Kotch Chester Paul Keown Louisville Henry A. Cordese Rochester Harold Bellamy War W. Va Frescaty Nascaty Verdun Fort St. Privat Nanziger Street Frescaty Street

Broadening of Social Security Recommended

The Social Security Board urges extending employment insurance to workers in establishments with as few as one employee and lengthening benefits to 26 weeks with a $25 maximum. Chairman Arthur J. Altmeyer urges study of state laws for adequate protection during reconversion and inclusion of agricultural and governmental workers.

Washington Social Security Board Arthur J. Altmeyer Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Virginia Altmeyer

Commando Kelly to Have New Residence

Sgt. Charles FE. Commando Kelly, Medal of Honor recipient, will not return to his cramped alley childhood home. His mother has moved to a five room apartment in north Pittsburgh's Dutchtown, in a three story red brick building. The new living room and kitchen feature modern decor and furniture.

Pittsburgh Charles FE Kelly North Side Dutchtown

Germans Fight Furiously To Stem Tide Across Rhine Drive

Allied forces push deep into the Reich in one of the war’s largest offensives. American Ninth and British Second Armies spearhead a blended attack toward the Roer near Geilenkirchen and Aachen while American Third Army enters Metz. Heavy air support aids ground troops as advances continue across Aachen and surrounding regions.

Edward Kennedy Allied Expeditionary Force Rhineland Ninth Roer Geilenkirchen Aachen Reich Metz Vosges Belfort Ninth Air Force Lightnings Thunderbolts Germany N “Orheide Mern First Army Wurselen Stolberg Hurtgen Forest George S. Patton U. S Third Army The France Perl

OPA Head To Speak At Grange Meet In Winston-Salem

Chester Bowles OPA administrator will address the national Grange at Winston Salem November 22 at 1130 m. He will discuss farm relations with OPA and the need for price control to curb cost of living and farm costs, citing postwar realities and inflation risks. Local OPA officials will greet him.

Winston-Salem Navy Chester Bowles OPA National Grange Winston. Salem Harry Caldwell State Grange Bowles Mr. Bowles Alexander Harris Winston, Salem Will L. W. Driscoll Charlotte Ted Johns Son Raleigh

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