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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
3
A search for an escaped German prisoner on Staten Island produced comic irony when bloodhounds and guards converged on an old church. Two men climbed the tower, then the guard found two frightened pigeons instead of the Nazi fugitive.
In Rome and through Italy, Brig. Gen. Robert T. Frederick leads his mixed Canadian American unit known as Frederick’s Freighters. They capture towns and prisoners, fight at Rome’s streets and the Margherita bridge, and hold a 10 mile beachhead line while sustaining casualties. The force, praised by Churchill and famed for daring, trained for self-sufficiency and hand to hand combat, has impressed allies and terrified German troops alike.
Washington July 13 supporters of Henry Wallace name Supreme Court Justice William Douglas as rival for second spot on the Democratic ticket. They monitor Sam Rayburn Truman Byrnes and others while Roosevelt weighs possible running mate choices and West Northwest support for Douglas.
In Portland Oregon Satan a Pitt bull is mascot of LCI 1923 crew members praise his battle record and spirit. The snow white dog is gentle with people but ferocious with other dogs, often engaging in whirlwind attacks in his neighborhood. The captain gave Satan to the crew after a request for a dog that typifies naval traditions.
In McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, mother of Pittsburgh commando Charles Kelly remained an honored guest after her son returned to duty as the Army-Navy FE program was presented at a local plant.
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