Troina Welcomes Americans After Nazi Atrocity Rites
In Troina Sicily on August 1 1943 civilians emerge from brutal occupation to greet American troops. Delayed dispatch reports homes pillaged by retreating Germans and civilians living in bomb damaged churches and cellars. Affected residents describe fear hunger and evasion as U S forces advance.
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Troina
Don Whitehead
Seventh Army
Rose Pennisi
Mildred
Sara
Vincent
Angelo
New York City
Sicily
Catania
Mussolini
Italy
Abyssina
Abyssinia
Hold Family Reunion At Winegar Home
A reunion was held Sunday at the Harold Winegar home in Bonilla in honor of Mrs. Ethel Brown of Portland Ore. Guests included Mrs. Ethel Brown Mr. and Mrs. Keith Costain of Miller Mr. and Mrs. A G Winegar and Mrs. Emma Winegar.
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Bonilla
Harold Winegar
Ethel Brown
Portland
Ore
Keith Costain
Miller
A. G. Winegar
Emma Winegar
Mussolini Admits Times Hard In Interview Before Downfall
In a six weeks before his downfall Mussolini told Corriere Del Ticino correspondent in Bern that Italy could have stayed out of the war as a neutral, yet chose to pursue expansion and vital rights. He described Italy's hardship amid bombs, the long war ahead, and praised Germany’s soldiers while criticizing Britain and America as competitors for influence. He also noted the Coronado navy airframe as a symbol of Italy's industrial reach.
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Bern
Switzerland
Benito
Mussolini
Corriere .del Ticino
Ligans
Italy
I Duce
Palazzo Venezia
Sweden
Spain
Turkey
Correspon
Deaf
Cereal Diet Forecast At Catholic Rural Life Conference
Dr. Raymond Miller, federal rural affairs adviser, told the Northwest Catholic Rural Life Conference at St. John’s University that the United States may pursue a cereal diet for several years after the war to meet foreign food commitments. Attendees debated whether such a shift would last beyond Europe’s recovery.
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Collegeville
Minn
Raymond “Miller
Washington
America
Ir. Miller
St. John’s University
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Towa
Europe
Conference Program Ties Youths to Catholic Mission
A national Catholic Church program selects young priests and laymen for assignments. The conference discussed participation and aims to train participants for future service within the church.
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Catholic Church
Dis
Rural meeting aims to gauge agricultural problems
About 55 attendees gather with government experts and church leaders to hear views on current agricultural problems at the local discussion centers.
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Wall Opera Monthly
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Bonde
Montgomery Ward
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