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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1943

Page

8

The Brighter Side on Voting Aboard War Fronts

Damon Runyon muses on a 1944 wartime scenario where soldiers and sailors might cast ballots in the next presidential election. He weighs voting age reform, campaign access for candidates, and potential impact on morale and war effort, noting practical hurdles for field ballots and the brass hats mood.

Naples Battlefront Expands as Bombing Wrecks City Center

Allied dispatch reports Naples area turned into a new battlefield with severe damage to the waterfront and rail communications. Decimated by 34 raids affecting the port, industry, and housing, the city’s population has fled to the hills or nearby towns as civilians leave vital work.

Edward Kennedy North Africa Naples Italy Try Genoa Milan Turin

Italy Surrender Sparks Chinese Optimism as War Winds Down

CHUNGKING Sept 10 The news of Italy's unconditional surrender was greeted with elation by the Chinese and optimism grew for Germany's early collapse. The Central Daily News called the surrender more worthy of excitement than any event since the war began in Europe. Mine sweepers swept more mines during 1919 than in the entire World War I period.

Chungking Italy Germany Central Daily News Europe

Fewer Big Ships Sunk During This War Heavyweights Not Ducks

Naval experts say big ships are not sitting ducks for aviation as 13 capital ship losses by all beligerents exceed WWI totals. Six more heavies, four French and two Italian, badly damaged. Aircraft and surface forces have battered battleships in Sicily North Africa and the Pacific.

George H. Miller New York Sicily North Africa Pacific Nelson Rodney Japan Repulse Arizona Utah Barham Royal Oak Graf Spee North African Hood Bismarck

Victory gardens praised as eight million tons of food

Secretary Wickard praised home front gardeners at Chicago Soldier Field for producing eight million tons of food in 1943 from about twenty million gardens across four million acres. He said the effort boosts war strength and supports allies, with plans for a 10 percent production increase in 1944.

Chicago Claude R. Wickard Soldier Field Wickard Department War Food Administration

New Drug Administered to CAP Pilot at Duke Hospital

In Durham on September 10, Lt. N. B. Nicholson of Burlington Civil Air Patrol received a 500 000 unit dose of penicillin at Duke hospital after transport from the Naval hospital in Norfolk Virginia. His physician said early results are unclear as he battles staphylococcus. Additional consignments of penicillin were expected by Army Air Forces fliers. Gold mines today employ 300 000 persons using 36 000 tons of dynamite yearly and blasting 60 000 000 tons of ore.

Durham N. B. Nicholson Burlington Civil Air Patrol Duke Hospital Naval Hospital Norfolk Nicholson Paul LiWle Alfred Kendricks CAP Army Air Force

Loss Of Lend Lease Aid May Unseat Argentina As Power

Washington reports Argentina's prestige as a major Latin American power is at stake after Foreign Minister Segundo Storni resigned following Hull's denial of lease lead aid. Officials consider two paths: a popular upheaval or military pressure, while Argentina's Axis relations and future influence in Latin America are debated amid questions over Storni's successor.

Argentina Frederick P. Krieg Washington Segundo Storni Hull Storm Stornie United States Axis Italy Storni United Nations

Nazi field marshal escapes bomb attack near Rome

Italian Stefani agency reports Field Marshal Albert Kesselring narrowly survived an Allied raid on Nazi headquarters at Frascati near Rome when a bomb struck his house. The claim was heard by Reuters.

London Stefani Albert Kesselring Italy Frascati Rome Reuters

Turks Enthusiastic Over Italian Collapse Reports

In Istanbul observers hailed the Italian surrender as a sign of Allied momentum in the war. Turkish commentary predicted the major military moves in northern Europe and the south would follow swiftly from the Axis collapse.

Istanbul Turkey Europe

Ladybug Saves Fruit in California Citrus Industry

California citrus growers credit the ladybug with saving the fruit industry. Imported from Australia about a decade ago, the beetle proved effective against a deadly scale disease that threatened to ruin the entire crop.

California Australia

Army truck steel requirements for 2 ton capacity

The manufacture of a 2 ton Army truck requires about 11,000 pounds of steel and iron.

Warship production doubles in early 1943 for U S Navy

The first five months of 1943 saw shipbuilding quadruple the pace of 1941, with the Navy completing three times as many warships as during the entire prior year. The surge reflects wartime mobilization and accelerated shipyard output across major facilities.

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