Roosevelts and Churchill plan multi front war move
The article outlines Allied strategy to push Hitler back in Europe early 1944 with coordinated offensives from Quebec to the Balkans. It cites leaders like Mountbatten and MacArthur, and notes diplomatic pressure on Turkey and Spain. It also discusses Hull selecting Baldwin for Italy operations and Queeny joining postwar business influence.
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Ray Tucker
Napoleon
Roose II
Churchill
France
Tober
Solomons
Arcus Island
Japan
Tions
Turkey
Berlin
Balkans
Ankara
Paor
Danube
der Fuehrer
Thal
Europe
Samuel Hoare
Spain
Madrid
Wellington
Leipzig
Aterloo
Wartime alliance debate sparks New York circles
Albert Leman analyzes Winston Chur chill's Harvard appeal for a close postwar U S Britain partnership. Governors Dewey and British debates echo in Washington and New York, with officials weighing a long term alliance as air power shifts global defense.
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Albert Leman
Winston Churchill
Harvard College
United States
Great Britain
Dewey
New York
Washington
Congress
Manhattan
British Commonwealth
London
Local church rug thefts recovered. Methodist meeting planned
A Persian rug stolen from H A Millis home in February 1987 and a rug from the Women’s Bible class at First M P Church were recovered last night at a Winston-Salem area home. Bishop Edwin D Mouton preaches at Wesley Memorial Church tomorrow before a mass Methodist meeting. The Farlow family reunion is set for Sunday at 2 PM at Marlboro Friends Church directed by Edgar Farlow of Guilford College. Professor Edward E Curt-
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First M. P. Church
H. A. Millis
Winston- Salem
Edwin D. Mouton
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Farlow
Marlboro Friends Church
Edgar Farlow
Guilford College
Edward E. Curt
Time am principal of William Penn High school re signs
The report notes a 10 year tenure and general statements about public leadership. It mentions British aims to pay 10 percent of wartime debt to America. Ralph Gardner, on a Europe tour, learned he would be slated for center on the Carolina football team. He left his father to return home. South Carolina considers a cotton holiday. A drive seeks to cut tobacco acreage next year.
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Wa Enterprise
Edgar M. Queeny
St. Louis
Wendell Willkie
Eric A. Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker
William L. Batt
S.K.F
Queeny
G.O.P
Missouri
Bennett Clark
White House
America
Ralph Gardner
Europe
Carolina
South Carolina
The World After War A Debate On Entanglements
An analysis of U S foreign policy options after World War I debates whether to align with Britain or risk world chaos. It cites Anglo Anglophobia fears, noninterventionist views, and the potential economic and strategic consequences for the United States including petroleum, minerals, and air routes. It notes Wall Street backing for closer ties with London and the balancing act by Roosevelt and Churchill in shaping policy and the impact on domestic administration and oil interests.
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Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Roosevelt
Baldy
John D. Black
Harvard
Secretary of State
Dean Acheson
Mr. Acheson
W., Averill Harriman
Henry L. Stimson
Henry L. Morgenthau, Jr
Uncle Sam
Russia
Germany
Guardian Angel
United States
Africa
Asia
U.S.A
Washington
London
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Arabia
Albion
Sudbury
Canada
John Bull
Lombard Street
Yankee
England
Norway
Holland
Churchill
New York
Mr. Churchill
Lost Enterprise file from September 1923 found or missing
A note indicates the Enterprise file for September 1923 has not been located despite efforts, leaving the historical record incomplete for that period. The item mentions a specific date and the expected issue, with no confirmation of recovery.
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Ember 9
Enterprise
Governor Says Weed Ceiling Will Be Pushed
Governor Broughton stated officials in North Carolina Virginia and South Carolina would press for the full 41 cent per pound OPA ceiling on tobacco. He urged farmers to withhold or retard marketing to focus on harvesting essential crops as labor conditions grow critical. War Food Administration reported New Bright Bet markets sold 6,323,588 pounds at 34.56 cents, totaling 78,693,895 pounds this season at 36.61 cents.
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Raleigh
Broughton
Virginia
South Carolina
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
Bright Bet
Surrender Expected To Bring Freedom To 2000 Yank Prisoners
Italian capitulation is expected to free about 2,000 American soldiers and 70,000 British and Canadian troops and civilians held as prisoners of war. The British war office says unconditional surrender by Gen Eisenhower should permit immediate POW releases reaching allied hands when possible. Notable British officers held in Italy include Air Marshal C. T. Boyd and Major Gen Carton Dechart, with AP correspondents Larry Allen and Godfrey H. Anderson among the detainees.
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London
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
British
War Office
C. T. Boyd
Carton Dechart
Associated Press
Larry Allen
Godfrey H. P. Anderson
Brighter Picture Is Seen On Tires For Civilians
Washington reports Col. Bradley N. Dewey says synthetic rubber production fluctuates between 50 and 150 percent of capacity with peaks and valleys tied to catalyst changes. Civilian tire output could rise from 5 to 6 million with WPB approval for rayon cord. He favors synthetic tires over crude rubber and notes elastic textile uses await WPB permission.
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Washington
Col. Bradley N. Dewey
William R. Jeffers
Dewey
Col. Dewey
War Production Board
WPB
Testimony Continues In Jeffress Competency Case
In Greensboro a competency hearing for E B Jeffress, president of the Greensboro News, proceeds with witnesses affirming his fitness to manage affairs. Relations including sisters Florence and another Mrs Jeffress, and officials from Bowman Gray hospital and Winston-Salem, testify as the petition seeks removal of trustee role held by Mrs Jeffress since 1934 amid Jeffress claimed recovery.
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Greensboro
E. B. Jefress
Greensboro News Company
Florence Hamilton
Graham
Jeffress
W. M. Johnson
Bowman Gray Hospital
Winston-Salem
W. T. Corbin
The
Daily News
Arthur Osborne
Canton
W. W. Whaley
McDonald
Winston- Salem
Clark One Of Army's Youngest War Generals
Lieut General Mark W. Clark, joint commander of allied forces landing in the Naples area, is 47 and among the army's youngest generals. A 1917 West Point graduate, Clark has held top commands from ground forces in Britain to the Fifth army. He led the first American army formed outside the United States and now oversees amphibious operations training for Europe with Fifth Army in French Morocco.
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Associated Press
Mark W. Clark
Naples
U. S. Army
Army
Clark
West Point
Navy
London
Britain
Fifth Army
United States
French Morocco
Notice of Land Sale by High Point City Council
Public auction to sell the northern 24 feet of Lot 87 Fannie English Plat in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Sale set for September 20 1943 at 11 00 am with minimum 10 down and balance over 35 months. City reserves right to reject any bids. Mayor Arnold J Koonce signed September 3 1943.
Share Your Home plan aids war worker housing drive
The War Information Office promotes a drive to house 150000 or more war workers relocating to 160 key production centers. Owners and tenants are urged to list vacant space with local war housing centers and allow government use without new material costs. The plan, cosigned by OWI and the War Advertising Council, aims to ease housing shortages while workers move to boost production.
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Victory
Office of War Information
Victory News
Europe
Japan
War Advertising Council
National Housing Agency
OWI
Herbert
Army
Soldier-WAC Romance Ends In Camp Abbott Wedding
In Oregon at Camp Abbott, Pvt. June R. Brooker of Hohokus New Jersey and Corp. John W. Bradford of Baltimore Maryland wed in the post chapel signaling a rare soldier WAC romance. The ceremony was followed by a reception given by the bride’s WAC detachment buddies. V mail is declared the only mail sent by air by post office officials in New York.
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Camp Abbott
Ore
Cupid
Pvt
June R. Brooker
Hohokus
N. J
Corp
John W. Bradford
Baltimore
AIR New York
INS
Air
Post Office
Government should provide shelter for soldiers in need
The speaker laments soldiers sleeping in chairs, hotel lobbies, stations, and sidewalks while empty stores and dwellings could be commandeered as sleeping quarters. He calls for government action funded by public resources, noting private citizens already help but that a formal solution is overdue.
Foreclosure Sale of High Point Street Assessment Lands
The City of High Point North Carolina and Guilford County foreclosure actions list property on Lindsay Street and High Land Avenue. Public auction set for September 20 1968 at City Hall front door with bids in cash to highest bidder.
Foreclosure Sale Notice City of High Point 1943
The City of High Point through Commissioner announces a foreclosure sale of street assessment liens in a case titled City of High Point General County. Annie L Spencer and JC Spencer. The property is at Page Street No 2 Block A of WG Bradshaw Addition Guilford County North Carolina. The sale is to the highest bidder at the City Mall front door at 11:00 AM on September 2, 1943. The deed and sale cover the described parcel with the assessment and all city and county fares not included in the judgment. Dated August 26, 1943. 4.V. Whaon Jr.
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A Rcott Parker
Luna D Parker
Josephine Wood Lyon
Lyon
City of High Point
A. Scott Parker
Lana D. Walker
EB. R. Lyon
High Pointe N.C
Orlock
Weerward Development Co
Pia
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Wilson, Jr
Hiom Point Realty & Inv
High Point Realty & Inv. Co
John W. Clinard, Jr
Gilbert HH Clinard
Ruth ‘Cinard
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dehaven Brothers, Incorporated
Ante
Gili
High Fois
Chestnut Street
West View
Office of Register of Deeds
Quilford County
J. W. Wilson, Jr
Elmer Simison
Grace Pierce
Gilbert H. Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Nannie Clinard
John W. Clinard
Lelia T. Clinard
Mildred
Clinard
Walter Folger
Margaret (. Folger
Mers Alan ¢. Filme
Henry J. Fiion, Jr
Ruth
Nanale Clinard
Lelia T Clinard
Gilibert A. Clinard
Mildred & Clinard
Walter C. Folger
Margaret C. Folger
Mary Alan C. Fling
Henry I. Fitnn
Ruth Clinard
Johnson Brothers. Incorporated
City Mall
High Point
Richland Avenue
Eastview
Johnson
Wilson
Commision
John J Blain
Guilford
Ceralin Street
Ortoner
King Street
Mair & Jordan
WUBON
Edith Moore
Sherrod
Kalith Moore
Genevieve Moore
K Creetman
Jackson
Helen Jackson
City of
Pdith Moore
P. KE. Creelman
J. Jackson
High Point N
Lindsar Street
Creciman
Lindsay & the Shore
A. M Rankin
Nanale
Linard
Jonna W Clinard
Gilbert B. Clinard
Jong W.chinard, Jr
Leia T. Climard
Gilbert M. Clinard
Mildred & Cinard
Walter
Polaer
Margaret AC. Folger
Mary Alea
Filion
Henry L Fiian
Je. Rute Clinard
Johnson Brothers, Incorporated
Aish Point
Highland Avenue
Tates Ao
Thomasville Street
Theare
W. Oith
Albertson and
Laewellen Piet
Wiair
Reptember
J. ¥. Wilson
Comin Aslonete
PF. Errrans
Annie L. Bpracer
Hoeband
JC Spencer
General County
Annie L. Spener
CC Spencer
Wigh Point
Pagiich Street
Bradhaw
V. Whaon, Jr
High Point property auction under deed of trust notice
Under and by virtue of a deed of trust dated July 28 1942 by Roy M Gum and Ruby Walters Gum the Wachovia Bank Trust Co as trustee will sell at public auction in front of the county building High Point at the corner of Green and South Main on Tuesday September 28 1943 at 11 00 A M. The property known as Lot No 23 of the S E Willis Subdivision in Guilford County North Carolina is described with Tryon Street and Roy Street boundaries and is subject to 1943 taxes and street assessments. A 5 percent cash deposit is required. Roberson Haworth Berse attorneys.
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Roy M Gum
Ruby Walters Gum
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
City
High Point
Green
South Main Streets
Tryon Street
Roy Street
A. L. Hudison
June A. Johnson
C. E
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Roberson, Haworth & Berse
Property Auction Notice in High Point Township North Carolina
A property in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina described as Lot No 50 of the 8S BE Witlisland on Plat Book 3 Page 68 is to be sold for cash or on terms with at least 10 percent down and the balance due over thirty five months. The sale is set for 11:00 A M on September 20 1943. Arnold J Koonce Mayor.
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City of
High Point
Ryling
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Witlisland
High Point Property Bid Notice in Guilford County NC
On September 20 1643 at 11 00 A M the city of High Point will auction land in High Point Township Guilford County North Carolina the parcel lies at the northwest corner of North Hamilton Street and Woodrow Avenue bounded east 200 feet to Woodrow Avenue north 60 feet to an iron stake then west 200 feet parallel to Woodrow Avenue and south 60 feet to the start The city reserves the right to reject bids.
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City of
High Point
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Hamilton Street
Woodrow Avenue
High Pont
Arnold J. Koonce
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