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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1943

Page

3

Russian Offensive May Aim At Balkans

In the Taganrog advance the Red Army is believed to threaten a broad German withdrawal toward the Dnieper line from Kharkov to Melitopol. A winter drive could force a collapse of Nazi defenses, shifting air and supply power closer to German cities as Bulgaria teeters on pro allied sentiment after King Boris’s death.

Clark H. Woodward U. S. Navy Navy Department Naval Service International News Service Washington INS Taganrog Donets Basin Red Army Ukraine Sea of Azov Dnieper Kremenchug Dnepropetrovsk Melitopol Kharkov Eupe Italy Don River Derfuehrer Donets Stalino Hitler Mariupol Great Ukraine Crimea Kerch Peninsula Caucasus Kuban Novorossisk Berlin Moscow Russia Black Sea Kerch Crimean Melittopol Constanta Rumania Varna Burgas Bulgaria Boris Balkan Mediterranean Balkans

Casual Comment By W. A. BIVINS

Veterans remember Lake Erie battle on its anniversary and reflect on war morale. The column recalls Commodore Perry, wartime pay, and the present Allied air advantage, plus a Mayday for balanced fitness and mental calm through God.

Lake Erie St. Lawrence Commodore Perry Europe

Whooping cough vaccines and baby health guidance

Dr Clendening discusses immunization age and exposure risks for newborns and young children, stressing six months as the target for whooping cough vaccines. He cites trials and notes vaccines prevent many cases and deaths, with three doses three weeks apart. Also answers readers questions on urine sugar testing and heart health guidance for a 50 year old woman.

Banning Homes Project Johnniy

Bulgarians Resign From Government Roles

London September 11 Vichy radio broadcast via Associated Press says Premier Bogdan Filov and War Minister Gen Michov will resign their government posts because as members of the new regency council they cannot hold official positions.

London Vichy Radio Associated Press Today Bogdan Filov Michoff Regency

Farm Leaders Confer on Dairy Plans in Raleigh

In Raleigh a 200 member gathering of farm leaders, dairymen and officials discussed boosting North Carolina dairy production to avert a looming milk shortage. Hutson urged preplanning for feed and breeding stock while Governor Broughton highlighted dairying as a major farm industry needing expansion. Kerr Scott warned of 25,000 daily gallons of Grade A milk imported and potential rationing if shortages worsen.

Raleigh North Carolina Hutson J. M. Broughton W. Kerr Scott

Court Term Opens Monday In Greensboro

Greensboro prepares for a week long Guilford Superior Court term opening Monday September 13 with Judge Jeff D. Johnson presiding and Judge Allen Gwyn assigned for the year. Grand jury session to begin at 10. Indictments include nine cases ranging from larceny to rape and three assaults with intent to kill. One day set as lottery day. Nine Greensboro men in an undercover operation face penalties for illegal sales of pool hall tickets after casino style wagers. Civil calendar paused for Edwin B Jeffress mental competency matter. no civil court this week.

Greensboro Guilford Superior Court Jeff D. Johnson Clinton Allen Gwyn Reidsville Lexington Adam Younce Greensboro Municipal County Court Younce Edwin B. Jeffress Louise A. Jeffress Jeffress

Tomato Crisis Ends in Camden by Civilian and Soldier Aid

In Camden New Jersey civilians and 1200 soldiers from Fort Dix joined 3000 civilian volunteers to unload hundreds of bushels of tomatoes at the Campbell Soup Company plant. The effort followed army support and saved the crop with no spoilage as soldiers earned 66 cents an hour plus army pay.

Camden N. J New Jerseys Campbell Soup Co Fort Dix

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