Widow of Mussolini Seeks Reburial of Husband in Romagna
Donna Rachele Mussolini, living in a modest Rome apartment with her disabled daughter and musician son, pleads for the return of Benito Mussolini’s body. The government keeps his burial place secret to prevent a shrine to Fascism. She hopes to rebury him in Romagna at San Marino’s foot and be buried beside him.
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Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Domenic Giordano
Benito Mussolini
Donna Rachele Mussolini
Donna Rachele
Romagna
Republic
San Marino
Elena
Anna Maria
Romano
Vittorio
Buenos Aires
Edda Ciano
Bruno
Claretta Petrace
Governor Hodges Seeks Farmers Guidance On Flue-Cured Tobacco
Raleigh reports Governor Hodges urged all groups involved in flue Cured tobacco marketing to collaborate on leaf type guidance for farmers. He voiced concern over reports of lower grading and prices, saying buyers and warehouses should reveal oversupply or wrong leaf types being produced. He dismissed calls for a marketing holiday and noted Farm Bureau and Bright Belt Warehouse Association discussions and past oversupply claims.
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Raleigh
Hodges
Tobacco Committee
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Bright Belt Warehouse Assn
Fred
Royster Lot Henderson
Farm Bureau
Laughter Delays Plea In Felonious Driving Case
In Hillsdale Michigan two men giggled during their attempt to move up a court date to plead guilty to felonious driving larceny. An irate judge ordered them jailed again until the next court term.
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Hillsdale, Mich
Cave finds trace Indians 8,000 years in Alabama cave
Archaeologists excavating Russell Cave near Bridgeport Alabama report a continuous record of life from about 8,160 years ago to 4,000 years ago. Finds include charcoal from a manmade fire, cave Indian skeletons, stone arrowheads, spearheads, pottery fragments, a grass fiber basket, and an atlatl component identified by Smithsonian and National Geographic Society teams.
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Washington, D. C
Alabama
Russell
National Geographical Society
Smithsonian Institution
North America
Bridgeport
Ala
Tennessee
Chattanooga
The
Tennessee Archeological Society
Paul H. Brown
LeBaron W. Pahmeyer
Charles K. Peacock
J. B. Graham
Oscar Ridley
Smithsonian
Carl F. Miller
Sand yacht racing on Belgian beach thrills holiday crowds
At LA PANNE Belgium on September 22 sand yachts with three wheels and a single rear wheel design race along the shore. The event, a modern sport dating to 1890s origins, draws clubs and hundreds of devoted fans as winds push craft to 30 40 mph speeds.
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LA Panne
Belgium
Francois Dumont
William Froehlich
Observant Housewife Vetoes U S Marshal’s Identity Card Visit
In Norfolk a U S Marshal Joseph A Gilliland Jr. searched a neighborhood for a probation violator and showed his card with a photograph to a local housewife. She studied the picture and said she did not believe she had seen that map around there.
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Norfolk
U.S
Joseph A. Gilliland Jr
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North Carolina Press Association
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