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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1939

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Germans Drive Key Offensive Across Saar Front

German forces launched a major push in a 20 mile sector east of the Saar River with at least six divisions in action. French reports said heavy artillery and machine gun fire halted the advance as German divisions pressed toward the Maginot line before being repulsed.

Henry C, Cassidy Aris Saar River Misl Red Army Moselle Ard Apach Luxembourg Thhes Ger Maginot No‘s Land Saar War Ministry

Dies Prober seeks extension of activities

The Dies committee asked the House for ample funds to continue its un American activities investigation for another year due to the international situation. It holds vital information affecting national defense and needs more time to develop leads and expose subversive activity. The panel, created in 1938 and led by Rep. Dies, was extended last winter and given 125000 dollars.

Washington Dies House Rep D-Tex Voorhis D-Conf Casey D-Mass Fred Erwin Beal North Carolina

Daring Bombers Hit Royal Oak Site Revealed

Berlin reports Commander Prien and crew of the submarine that sank the Royal Oak were awarded Iron Crosses. Doenitz promoted, Raeder arrived to congratulate, and Adolf Hitler elevated him to rear admiral. German sources claim photos show bombing in the Firth of Forth.

Berlin Prien Royal Oak Repulse Erich Raeder Adolf Hitler Doenitz Britain Firth of Forth Winston Churchill Bay of Scapa Flow Scotland Supreme High Command High Command Baltic Rench London Scapa Flow Summarine Lord Chatfield Defense Coordination House of Lords Orkney Island Admiralty House of Commons Jellicoe Jane's Fighting Ships Chatfield

Andrews Quits Pay Hour Post in Wage Hour Shakeup

The White House announced Elmer F Andrews will resign as wage hour administrator effective yesterday. Colonel Philip Fleming of the army engineers will succeed him and be detailed to the secretary of labor. Fleming will lead wage hour work under an acting administrator until ready to take full charge.

Washington Elmer F. Andrews Philip Fleming Army Engineers White House Andrews New York State Labor Commission Early RFC

Radar and artillery raise raid rumors over Dollart Bay

German observer reports firing from Dolart Bay near the Netherlands as a fight is suspected. Villagers heard heavy artillery near Karel, Coen, and Polder Drieberg, with a bomber seen approaching the port across the bay. White smoke or mist rising near the area was noted, but damage remains unconfirmed.

Inschoten the Nethers Dollart Bay Bservers Len Wes Doliart Bay Netherlands Karel Coen aad-Polder Drieberg Dol- Bay Oservers Win- 8

French Sailors Row 31 Hours in Lifeboat Rescue

Escaping from the flaming tanker Emile Miguet the crew rowed 31 hours in a lifeboat before rescue by the American freighter Black Hawk Capt. Raymond Hodge said the 39 sailors were found at 2 am last Saturday in darkness en route to the English Channel. One man was slightly wounded and all were safe and to dock in Boston.

New York Emile Miguet Raymond Hodge Associated Press Hodge English Channel Boston U. S Harding

Roosevelt Urges Speed in Refugee Help Amid War Fears

President Roosevelt told Inter-Governmental Committee on Political Refugees to accelerate plans for aiding 300000 homeless from the European conflict and prepare for a possible ten to twenty million refugees after the war ends. He warned of a likely vast refugee problem and urged scientific surveying of resettlement options worldwide. Senator Maloney reported threats against neutrality supporters, describing political and physical intimidation as part of the debate over arms embargo repeal. He cautioned that opponents may act on threats but urged conformity with conscience and duty.

Washington Roosevelt Inter-Governmental Committee On Political Refugees Intergovernmental Committee Aftican Globe Maloney D-Conn New Walsh D-Mass Senate

Lorentz W. Hansen Torpedoed in Atlantic Sinking

Norwegian steamer Lorentz W. Hansen of 1918 tons was torpedoed and sunk in the Atlantic with a cargo of wood from Canada to England. The 21 crew were saved by a tanker two days out from land.

Bergen Norway Lorentz W. Hansen Canada England Atlantic

Relief client charged after beating relief worker

Chester Pennsylvania October 17 A 32 year old relief client was charged with beating and kicking a woman relief worker who disturbed him while he listened to a World Series broadcast. Marian Kennedy testified she went to Evans Lawler's home October 5 to obtain his signature on relief papers.

Chester Marian Kennedy Evans Lawler Lawler

Minister's Departure Delays Russo Turkish Talks

The delay stems from Turkish Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu leaving Moscow after nearly a month of talks on the Black Sea and the Dardanelles. Izvestia questions a successful sea blockade against Germany, signaling possible Soviet economic aid to Germany. Refugee Jewish flows from German Poland surge into Soviet and Polish territories.

Moscow Russia Turkey Sukru Saracoglu Saracoglu Black Sea Dardanelles Stalin Vyacheslaff Molotoff Germany Reich Italy I. Vanoff Adolf Hitler Poland Bialystok Belostok Wilna Vilna Lithuania Red Army

Hoey to Speak at Rowland Charter Anniversary

Governor Hoey will speak tomorrow at the 50th anniversary charter celebration in Rowland as observers chart the town's milestone.

Rowland Hoey

Death of cult member puzzles Florida officials

In Sebring Florida officials sought explaination of the death of Lillian Eichler a 32 year old fruit diet group member whose nude body was moved from an isolated farm to a healer in Sebring An inquest heard the group opposed medical science and said she died after a fall the day before Autopsy noted brain hemorrhage and injuries but no cause of death given by the doctor The Winish brothers Marion and John Wierlo formed the core of the group.

Sebring Fla Lillian Eichler St. Joseph Mich Dick Windish John Jim Marion Miss Eichler

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