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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1944
Page
5
The lesson recalls Jesus fasting forty days and resisting Satan by scripture, then emphasizes trusting God over worry. It covers Jesus’ temptations, guidance on daily needs, and the call to seek God’s kingdom first as He reads from Isaiah in Nazareth.
Canadian infantry drive toward Antwerp clearing routes from the Warren and Bere islands as Dutch positions near Putte erode. The pocket above the Leopold canal remains fiercely contested with Nazi machinegun and mortar fire and close combat as Canadians push toward a connected front.
One of Gaul's earliest leaders Vercingetorix challenged Rome and was defeated near Dijon, later paraded in Caesar's triumph and executed. Napoleon Bonaparte's fall ended with exile to St Helena arriving October 15 1815 where he lived until 1821 reflecting on his career.
The article recalls Kaiser Wilhelm II fleeing to Holland before the Armistice and living in retirement at Doorn. It notes postwar calls for extradition and punishment, then shifts to Adolf Hitler with Cordell Hull predicting many Nazis to be shot as the war ends, naming Hitler as a top candidate.
Washington diary sketches Sir Alexander Cadogan as a poised diplomat linked to Eden and various wartime conferences. The piece notes Cadogan's cool temperament, humor, and long service as head of the British foreign office, with ties to Halifax and Churchill.
Michigan overwhelmed Minnesota 28 to 13 to reclaim the Little Brown Jug in Minneapolis. Culligan and Wiese scored for Michigan while Ponsetto added four PATs. Sutton and Williams produced Minnesota touchdowns. Attendance reached 40,052.
Navy overwhelms Penn State 55 to 14 as the Midshipmen showcase a deep talent pool to rebound from a season opener loss to North Carolina Pre-Flight. Scoring plays include Navy touchdowns by Sullivan Pettit Hansen and Jenkins, with Finos adding the extra points. Penn State replies via Richards Auer and Drazenovich. Attendance reaches 18,112.
American troops drove German infantry from hill 820 three miles north of Saint Anne in a bayonet charge led by Lt. Col. Richard Nedderson of Berkeley California. The hill is a wooded ridge feature with rain making the ascent difficult and visibility limited to 25 to 50 yards.
In Owosso Michigan Nazi prisoners from Rommel’s Afrika Korps doubt Allied reports and cling to Goebbels propaganda. They study banned papers, hear a constant radio feed, and work at local farms under Geneva wages. A camp cook called Cookie runs a popular oven as officers supervise tents and services.
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