Mussolini and Petacci Detained by Partisans Then Executed
The narrative details Clara Petacci's arrest in Dongo and Mussolini's capture on April 26 1945 as Partisans move them toward Como. It notes Petacci concealing herself as a Spaniard, her rich dress, and the grim framing of their execution under orders tied to Colonel Valerio and the Volunteers of Liberty.
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Saporiti
Mussolini
Clara Petacci
Dongo
Milan
Germasino
Valerio
The
Volunteers of Liberty
Milen
Ganna
Wither'ne
Tlara Petacci
Gianna
Petacci
Garibaldi
Neri
San Maurizio
Brunate
Pedro
Albano
Como
Moltrasio
Giulino di Mezzegre
Arzano
Giovanbattista Magnoli di Cesare
Valerie
Pieri
Sardagna
Menaggio
Magnoli Giovanbattista di Cesare
R. Q. Daddario
Allied Military Commission
Via Brera
United Features
Pavolini
Legion Muti
Colombo
Congo
Cadernabbia
North Italian Committee of National Liberation
Italy
Lombardy
Guido
Comintern
Committee of National Liberation
Trace of Mussolini body sparks arrests near Milan
Interior Minister Giuseppe Romita said a few people have been arrested in connection with removing Benito Mussolini’s body from a Milan potter’s field. A second dispatch from Comando Volunteers of Liberty described urgent orders to seize the prisoners and deliver them to Milan, with plans to go to Congo for on the spot execution.
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Rome
Giuseppe Romita
Benito Mussolini
Milan
Romita
Amarillo School Board Approves 10 Percent College Teacher Raise
The Amarillo School Board last night approved a 10 percent raise for Amarillo College teachers as it eyes future leadership. A similar vote for Ame booster district teachers will be considered tomorrow night. The impact on the next year’s tax rate awaits the full budget prepared by George Waddill.
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Ame
George Waddill
Amarillo College Increases Salaries To $3 260 Cap
Amarillo College announces a Sept 1 salary boost raising the budget from 48 281 to 55 060 with 21 teachers and about 600 students. Nine month pay split into 12 installments. min now 2 200 max 3 260. ISD tax rate 1 10, max 1 25. board cites limits on teacher pay without higher taxes.
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Amarillo College
Jerry Briscoe
Jinks Mode
Beaumont Stinnett
Avery Rush
W W. Gibson
R. P. Parcells
Bill Gunn
One Plant Already Closed Amid Coal Strike Spillover
The creeping coal strike tightens on Amarillo industry as key makers of tanks plows and trailers report shutdowns and layoffs. Jeoffery Manufacturing halted. Ray L Jeoffery cites Carnegie and Inland Steel closures. Graham Hoeme Plow warns of possible future delays. Willborn Brothers expect two more months of steel supply.
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Amarillo
Dustry
A. L. Kitchen
Farmer and Stockman Welding Shop
Robert E. Clements
Superior Manufacturing Co
Willborn Brothers
Home Looted in Second Burglary at Powers Residence
Dr. George Powers and his wife Dr. Evelyn Powers found their home looted for the second time in about a week. About 700 dollars worth of clothing and valuables were taken including three suitcases purses suits shoes radios and dresses. Police filed the report at 1 15 PM. The home is at 3208 Hayden.
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George Powers
Powers
Evelyn Powers
Hayden
Shutdown Threatens Millers
Washington reports a looming crisis as government wheat buying may force millers to shut down. With a 30 cent per bushel bonus to farmers and OPA price ceilings, mills face 21 day stock limits and possible government resales to stay operational. Officials warn exports and flour supply could fall short.
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Washington
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Fair and slightly warmer this afternoon tonight and Friday across Amarillo area and West Texas. New Mexico sees scattered afternoon and early evening thunder showers in the mountains, otherwise fair with little temperature change. Highs around 75, lows near 45, noon reading 75.8. Regal Co. catalog and appointment books listed by Russell Stationery Co.
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Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Determined Brunette Arsonist Marks Up Second Try
A determined young arsonist, described as brunette, strikes again on her second attempt. Police report ongoing investigations as authorities warn against similar acts and urge vigilance.
Woman Charged With Arson After Retry At Ex Husbands Home
A Fort Worth woman, described as small and brunette, was jailed on two arson charges after attempting to burn down her ex husbands home twice within 24 hours. She claimed abuse and said she visited Handley to repeat the act, resulting in a total estimated damage of 3500 dollars. The suspect posted a 1000 dollar bond and expressed no regret.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Handley
Britain Sees No Showdown With Russia On Trieste
London hints at a conciliatory shift toward Moscow as the Big Four foreign ministers meet in Paris. Bevin may act as mediator between United States and Soviet factions while Britain opposes a direct Anglo American clash. A Trieste agreement could unlock Italy's peace terms.
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Paris
Russia
Trieste
Britain
Luxembourg Palace
Italy
France
United States
London
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
V. M. Molotov
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Foreign Office
Europe
Russians take at least half a billion in Manchuria machinery
American mining experts in Nanking on April 25 estimated the Russians have removed at least 500 million dollars worth of machinery and roofing slate and shingles from Manchuria. John Maynard Letter Company, 800 West Street.
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Nanking
Manchuria
John Maynard Ltr. Co
Amarillo firm to build new $60,000 tractor firm home
R. B. George Co. announces tentative plans for a new $60,000 building at Grand Avenue and North East Eighth on a 200 by 300 foot site. The 14,000 square foot facility would start in about 60 days if on schedule, replacing the current 622 Grant Street building owned by Amarillo Hardware Co.
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R. B. George Co
George T. Root
Grand Avenue
North East Eighth
Root
Amarillo Hardware Co
Motor steam cleaned free with every overhaul
Britt and Williamson Garage advertises a free motor steam cleaning with every overhaul job. Phone 2-6225.
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Britt & Williamson Garage
Durocher Acquitted at Brooklyn Dodger Case
Leo Durocher, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was acquitted today of second degree assault stemming from a dispute at Ebbets Field. The trial concluded with an acquittal in New York.
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New York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Curfew For GI s Ordered
FRANKFURT Germany April 28 Rigorous measures to curb declining morale among American troops in Europe include stricter drill schedules and an 11 PM curfew for soldiers with bad conduct records ordered by General Joseph T McNarney. Medical officers urged more drill field work to combat a rising disease rate among troops.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Europe
Joseph T. McNarney
Farlier Army
No More Shooting At U S Airplanes
Marshal Ivan S. Konev promised Gen. Mark Clark that Russian planes will refrain from attacking American aircraft in Austria. Clark protested an assault on an American transport plane near Linz, noting two prior attacks in the week that caused no hits.
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Vienna
Ivan S. Konev
Austria
Mark Clark
Clark
Linz
D. A. R. Admits Negro Artists To Constitution Hall
The Daughters of the American Revolution ended its ban on negro artists performing at Constitution Hall in Washington and allowed the venue to be used by the Tuskegee Institute for a June 3 benefit.
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Constitution Hall
Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Tuskegee Institute
Top prices paid for used cars
Used car buyers advertise top prices paid for pre owned autos. Jack SoRelie from Wth and Fillmore organizes a local offer, inviting owners to compare estimates and sell quickly.
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Jack SoRelie
Wth
Fillmore
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Amarillo Independent School District
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Russell Stationery Co
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Durocher
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