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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1943
Page
10
Australian war correspondent Allan Dawes denounces the Japanese execution of an Allied airman as beyond atrocity. He says the Japanese are beasts outside Red Cross areas and notes a dressing station he knows has been bombed 17 times. In Spokane, a drunkenness case yields a 30 day sentence.
The draft estimate says the United States requires 18 million pounds of rote none annually to sustain production of about 90 million pounds of finished instru he.
Omaha Municipal Judge Perry Wheeler defered a fine and urged Herbert Patten to explain how his car swerved to avoid a youth on a bicycle and struck a traffic light. The WMC projects a need for 1,000,000 more women in munitions by January 1944.
Berlin radio reports German occupation authorities in Seameerk have lifted martial law and a nationwide curfew that banned Danes from the streets. Stockholm dispatches say Nazis seized all police functions after arresting Danish police officials and disarming the state police, citing noncooperation in rounding up Jews and saboteurs.
Allied forces report heavy fighting as the Eighth Army advances west of Termoli and the Fifth Army strengthens positions near Naples. German resistance stiffens along the 100 mile front from near Naples to the Adriatic, with airfield attacks aimed at Grosseto and expanded bomber sorties against bridges and transports.
President Roosevelt argued for congressional action to rehabilitate the Philippines after the war and to establish its legal status as an independent nation within the United Nations framework, signaling U.S. sincerity and commitment to eventual full independence.
Police arrest 30 youngsters on downtown streets during school hours. Accounts vary: four headed to a funeral, two said it was strictly business, eleven claimed it was an horrible mistake, and three were en route to report to truant officers for skipping school last week.
The forecast calls for continued cool conditions across both states this afternoon tonight and into Thursday forenoon. Light scattered clouds persist with interior fronts mainly in the north portion tonight.
A liberalized scale of benefit payments for dependent spouses and children of service members heads to House action. The plan covers dependent husbands of WACs WAVEs SPARs and similar. proof of dependency required. Proposed monthly scale rises to 50 72 90 with 16 per extra child and costs the government about 446 million annually.
Second Lieutenant Naomi Kathleen Cheney of the Women's Army Corps, 25, Jasper Alabama, was found dead near a railroad overpass in Sioux Falls. Officers report a struggle at the scene and note she was last seen Monday night after visiting another WAC officer in a hospital at the army school.
In an analysis of the western Italianfront the article weighs a German gamble to defend Rome by sacrificing occupation forces. It contrasts rail hub leverage and morale impact against risks to Allied left flanks and possible northern push, noting Rome could be left to delay the main Nazi defeat.
Wheeler proposed an amendment to shift thousands from war plants to armed forces by defining indispensability for draft age non-fathers deferred for occupational reasons, after current de ferments exceeded 3,000,000.
Allied forces sank six barges on Saturday and Sunday as American and Japanese air units clashed. Japanese planes sent 50 fighters against Vella Lavella, where U S troops landed in August and began evacuation efforts, with Corsairs shooting down six attackers at a cost of one aircraft.
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