War Policy Debates Split Over Japs First Strategy
National and military observers weigh whether to prioritize German versus Japanese victory. Analysts note Japan’s resilience, Tokyos’s potential to exploit the Pacific, and the need to secure oil, labor, ships, and food as Allied leaders debate strategic emphasis in the war. Censorship row involves Walter Farr and questions about press datelines and Navy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Halifax
Navy
War Departments
Walter Farr
London
U. S
United States
Pacific
Honolulu
Australia
Washington
Farr
Hawaii
Knox
Winning the War by Albert N. Leman
Strategic commentary on wartime tactics proposes a seaborne invasion of Iberia via a grab and hold beachhead to threaten Spain and force German and Japanese responses. It notes Franco’s pro Axis stance, possible Spanish royalist moves, and reports on oil and coal tensions affecting Nazi resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert N. Leman
Spain
Hitler
United States
Iberian Peninsula
Europe
Franco
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Russia
Ragweed Oil From Weeds Seen A War Aid
Purdue University researchers report an oil extracted from ragweed seeds that rivals soy bean oils and could aid wartime shortages. Harvesting 10 bushels per acre from weed fields, the process needs no new machinery and uses existing combines. The oil offers fatty oils for industry and paints, with ragweed seed by‑products adding value, though pollen remains the hay fever source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Lafayette
Ind
United States
Purdue University
Purdue
Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station
G. F. Roedel
M. H. Thornton
Department of Agricultural Chemistry
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From September 28
A dense list of radio programs across networks, with times from 6:45 PM to midnight ET, featuring Captain Midnight, The Lone Ranger, Fred Waring, Amos and Andy, Lum and Abner, Blondie and Dagwood, and Hidda Hopper, plus war news, concerts, serials, and dance music with multiple interruptions for news briefs and network corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Ben Bernie
Cbs Dance Orchestra
Denver
Lone Ranger
East Blu
Cba
Mbs
Hedda Hopper
Cbe-Basse
Blue Streak
Cbs Dixie Baseball
Nhbe
Patty
Bob
Jack Armstrong
Frank Parker
Ebs-Basic
cbs-Dixie
Lowell Thomas
Cbs
Fred Waring
Amos and
Andy
Basic
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mary Small
Johnson Family
Blondie
Dagwood
Cbs-Ea
Cbs-West
Shaltenborn
Nbc
Earl Godwin
Parks and Warren
Cbs Cal
Alfred Wallenstein
Fale
Dr. Hagen
Dhs
Basile
Voorhees
B. de Mille
Gabriel Heatter
Mbs-Bassa
Dancing Music
J. QQ
Guiz Querles
Iibs
Raymond G. Swine
Freddy Martin
Raymond Clapper
John Freedom
Blu Bean Pardue
Our Morate
Nbo
Columbia Workshop
Dbs
Blondie-Dagwood
Blondie-Dagwood Repeat — Ds Weet Paul Schubert
Nbs
Dancing Music Orchestra
Dle
Blu
Dbs Cornment
Orch
London
Radio
State College Begins New Courses for War Workers
Raleigh September 28 Several new courses sponsored by the Federal Government to train workers for war industry began today at North Carolina State College. The programs include aircraft inspection engineering drawing fabric inspection and testing materials inspecting and testing methods engineering and surveying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C. State College
Mrs Greenberg Leaves Estate Totalling Two Thousand One Hundred Fifty
New York Sept 28 Anne Greenberg mother of Louis Greenberg left an estate not exceeding 2150 in personal property and no will when she died July 23. Her husband Lester Greenberg of p. 77 79 Essex Street today granted letters of administration by Surrogate James A Delehanty. Survived by husband son and three other children Samuel Irving and Jack, all five share the estate equally in two thirds after one third to husband.
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New York
Anne Greenberg
Louis Greenberg
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Lester Greenberg
Essex Street
James A. Delehanty
Private Baldwin arrives at Fort Knox armored force school
Special to the Enterprise reports Private Harold W. Baldwin husband of Mrs Ruth Baldwin 312 King Street High Point has arrived at the armored force replacement training center Fort Knox Ky in preparation for duty with the newest fastest moving land force of the Army Most graduates will join the armored division while top performers may be sent to the armored force school to become technical specialists
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Fort Knox
Harold W. Baldwin
Ruth Baldwin
King Street
High Point
Armored Force Replacement Training Center
Army
Armored Division
Armored Force School
State College awards degrees to 41 graduates
Raleigh Sept 28 The State College faculty approved degrees for 41 students who finished work in the summer session Col J W Harrelson dean announced Hobart Garland Ferree Jr 301 Otteray Drive High Point among those awarded bachelor’s degrees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State College
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Hobart Garland Ferree
Otteray Drive
High Point
Statewide blackout practice scheduled nationwide
Raleigh report notes a statewide blackout drill to be held tomorrow night with the signal expected between 7 pm and midnight. The test will last about 45 minutes reflecting ongoing civil defense readiness. Also cited is a figure stating the United States spends $60,000,000 annually on health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
United States
Farmer's Advocate 1838 1939 bound volume notes casual farmers editorials
A bound volume of The Farmer's Advocate and Miscellaneous Reporter from 1838 and 1939, published monthly in James town North Carolina, shows editorials on North Carolina improvement, local resources, and farm life. It cites Raleigh Star data on a cotton and turpentine cargo, mentions copper and gold mines near Greensboro Lexington and Davidson, and records farmer tips such as bees with onion stings and carrots for milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Advocate and
Jamestown
N. C
Father Time
North Carolina
Atlantic States
Ralelegh Star
Wilmington
Napoleon
E. W. Sherry
Liverpool
Copper mining wealth eyed by Guilford and Davidson areas
In Guilford and Davidson counties the Harlin mines, owned by Deep River Mining Co., shipped 120 tons of copper ore to New York via Fayetteville and Wilmington in three months and are projected to yield 350 tons annually. The ore is a sulfuret called yellow Copper, with 83 1/3 percent copper content. Guilford Gold Mining Co. owns mines along Deep River, with extensive work and large ore quantities produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford
Davidson
Harlin
Deep River Mining Company
New York
Fayetteville
Wilmington
England
Guilford Gold Mining Company
Progress and thrift in North Carolina 1839 echoes
A reader reflects on North Carolina pioneers a century ago who labored in rocky soil, shared practical knowledge, and learned to coax a living from limited resources. The piece contrasts early copper mining and gold digs with the forty-niners rush, noting prospects were modest but plural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Advocate
North Carolina
California
Lieut. Gianoulis Graduates Medical Field Service School
First Lieut. James J. Gianoulis of the Medical Corps, 302 Centennial Ave High Point, is among 571 medical department officers who completed a one month course at the Medical Field Service School at Carlisle Barracks. The program trained in sanitation, map reading, logistics, administration, and military art to prepare officers for field duty and care of the wounded under combat conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Barracks
James J. Gianoulis
Medical Corps
Centennial Ave
High Point
Medical Department
Medical Field Service School
Motor Club Plans Sales of Auto License Tabs
Charlotte September 28 conferences of branch managers and a directors' meeting highlighted the Carolina Motor Club's 20th annual gathering. Laurie McEachern of Raleigh, director of registration for North Carolina State Motor Vehicle bureau, will address the luncheon. Discussions cover handling the new 1943 state license labs placed on 1942 plates. A banquet will conclude the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
The
Carolina Motor Club
Laurie McEachern
Raleigh
North Carolina State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Government to open old nines for copper supply
In these hills copper remains scarce and gold is noted. The Government may benefit by reopening some of the old mines to boost copper production and alleviate shortages.
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Mr. Stimson
Gibraltar
Germany
United Nations
Orient
U.S. A
Reich
Goebbels
Tokyo
India
S SS
Diego Suarez
Madagascar
Empire
Aleutians
Attu
Kiska
Pacific Islands
Madrid
el Caudillo
Whirligig
Myron C. Taylor
Vatican
Switzerland
Portgual
Coca-Cola Company
America
Harry James
Abe Lyman
Sammy Kaye
Thur
Jan Savittt
FBI
Amy
Ted Lewis
Kew Naven, Conn
Saluting Winchkester Repeating Arms Co
Island
Gcuaa
Mitwackes, Wis
Fort Leonard Weed, Me
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Decage
Coca.cola Company
Lexington’s Lady
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Mohawk, N. Y
Lexington
Mrs. Greenberg
Pvt
Hobart G. Ferree, JR
W. A. Bivins
Baird
Greensboro
Conrad
Advocate
J. T. Gianoulis
Service School
Motor Club
Ford Motor Company
Watt
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