Allies press unconditional surrender as Italy faces new resistance
London reports Eden in the House of Commons states no peace terms offered to Italy and the Allies demand unconditional surrender. He hints a peace that lets Italy play a respectable role, while Italy’s government clamps down on public dissent and German pressure increases.
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London
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Italy
Dwight LD. Eisenhower
Eden
Geneva
Roosevelt
Germany
Sicily
Hitler
Badoglio
Mussolini
Rome
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Istanbul
Suda Bay
Balkans
Russia
Giornale D'Italia
Benito Mussolini
Rome Radio
Chiasso
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Balkan
Dalmatia
Slovenia
Serbia
Fruili
Bacdoglio
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertise Digestive Relief
The ad argues poor digestion causes heaviness and acidity and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a natural aid. It claims Nature provides alkaline gastric fluid and that the Pills boost digestion within minutes, promising lighter, clearer feeling and comfort. Available at drugstores for 25 cents with directions.
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Nature
Carter
Furniture show ends tomorrow and service hours code set
Local reports that the furniture show will close tomorrow as area service station operators adopt a tentative code fixing hours and service charges. County Commissioner Joef Hoff man attended today after illness kept him from meetings since May.
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Joef F. Hoffman
Steel Uses Raw Materials
Steel production in 1942 consumed more than 243600000 tons of raw materials, nearly four times the tonnage represented by the finished product.
Judge Alley Elevates Whiteside as Coastal Mountain Muse
The piece notes Judge Felix E. Alley's homage to Whiteside Mountain and its landscapes as a source of eloquent description. It recalls Henry Blount and argues Alley may carry a similar prowess, quoting vibrant passages about mountains, valleys, and autumn light that inspire awe and poetic vision.
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Whiteside Mountain
Jackson County
New Bern
Elizabeth City
Heaven
John
Judge Alley
Whiteside
War Time Health and the Joy of Food in Hard Times
Before and during the war era, readers are urged to view food as both necessity and pleasure. Nutrition education from Red Cross OCD and OPA highlights protein sources like soybeans, vitamins, and balanced meals. Creative cooking and color in meals elevate dining despite shortages, with comparisons to France and China as models of culinary ingenuity.
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Pearl Harbor
Red Cross
OCD
OPA
France
China
Postal Receipts Show Large Gain in Point
Postmaster S C Clark reported postal receipts for Point rose by 1819 18 last month versus July 1942. For the first seven months, receipts totaled 153346 18, up 11968 32 from the same period in 1942. Monthly receipts reached 22071 86, compared with 20252 68 in July last year.
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S. C. Clark
Clark
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Firestone Symphony
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Tamarack
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