Count Carlo Sforza poised to rebuild Italian democracy
The exiled Italian statesman Carlo Sforza, longtime anti Fascist leader, is seen as the man who could reconstruct democratic rule in Italy. After 16 years in exile, he leads the Free Italians from New York and speaks to American audiences while remaining deeply attached to Italy. His son Sforzino serves in the U S Army and his daughter Fiammetta aids in the Italian cause.
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Italian Action Party
High Point Parade Recounts and Real Estate Reflections
W A Bivins comments on a recent High Point parade with Fort Bragg band praise but notes lackluster artillery and vehicles. He muses on War Bonds, then shifts to land history, noting century real estate transfers, ancient Indigenous presence, and a tale about land ownership from Upton Sinclair to illustrate social critique.
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Telemann Don Quichotte Suite in the Fiedler Sinfonietta
Telemann's Don Quichotte Suite performed by the Arthur Fiedler Sinfonietta led by Fiedler with Edwin Bodky on harpsichord, on Victor album DM 945. The piece, a satire of Don Quixote’s adventures, is praised for its modern tonal color and vivid portrayal of windmill attacks and Panza's donkey. The review notes the ensemble's Boston Pops connection and lists album price at $3.75.
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Boston Pops Orchestra
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Nazis Hit Yugoslavs In Balkans
Nazi forces in the western Balkans step up measures against Yugoslav partisan groups. Strong fighting rages around Split and Ouglin, with Nazis using dive bombers to dislodge partisans from the Split area while guerrillas concentrate near Suk asak across the Fiume bridge.
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Office of War Information
Yugoslavia
Radio Operator Lived Under Burning Wing 30 Hours
Sgt. Laurence Madison of Lyndhurst Ohio survived 30 hours under a burning B 25 wing after his plane was hit during invasion day at an Italian airfield. He escaped capture, drank brackish water, and endured intense shelling as British and German forces contested the field. Madison, a 22 year ham radio operator, said he preferred death to serving in Germany.
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Army
Youngster Chosen After Two Weeks for State Office Boy
In Hartford Connecticut the state health department sought an office boy for two weeks. Four applicants aged 57 to 72 failed to qualify or want the job before selecting a 49 year old candidate.
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