Dramatic end of Mussolini as Council orders dictator out
The account recalls Mussolini's fall after Grandi's Grand Council vote 19 to 7 ending his rule. Mussolini refused to quit until the King accepted his resignation and the Duce left Rome. Grandi, Ciano, De Bono and others faced execution or exile as Fascist power collapsed.
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Duce
Grandi
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Mussolini
Casanova
Ciano
Italy
Rome
Matteotti
Grand Council
Verona
de Bono
Pareschi
Marshal Badoglio
Council
Palazzo Venezia
Palazzo
Count Ciano
Sicily
Waly
Hitler
the Duce
Mussolini Faces Ouster Bid In Grand Council Drama
Dino Grandi and six allies press Mussolini to restore army command to the King as the Grand Council convenes at Palazzo Venezia. Mussolini defends his dictatorship and Axis alliance, insisting victory remains possible despite harsh shortages and growing opposition.
Pink Pills for Middle Age Relief
Readers facing fatigue headaches and nervy spells in middle age may find help with Dr Williams Pink Pills which claim to restore blood and iron levels. The advertisement states these pills rebuild red cells and deliver oxygen to nerves and organs, reducing anemia symptoms and midlife trials.
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Fragmented OCR Note on Advertiser Reference
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Education Day by Day. Rules for theatre patrons and education reform
A long piece discusses a theatre notice with rules that irritate patrons and a push for parental association conduct standards. It then argues education belongs to the public, cites the English Act and London Times views, and notes Kent Education Committee proposals for primary and secondary schedules and public relations efforts by education authorities.
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The
London Times
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Kent Education Committee
Kent Report
Times Educational Supplement
Britain
New Political Perspective Probes Candidates’ Red Lines
A commentary argues voters should focus on candidates’ nonnegotiables in the upcoming general election. It suggests evaluating what candidates refuse to support as a clearer signal of their priorities and potential policy directions.
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American Red Cross
Australian Red Cross
Australian Comforts Fund
W.A. Sportsmen's Organising Council For Patriotic Funds
Seafarers' Education Service
Eastern Seamen’s Club
Commonwealth
J. W. Clift
Fremantle
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