Rome Revisited After Five Years In Rome
The piece contrasts Rome on June 4 1944 with five years later noting fascists resurfaced, American cigarettes legally sold, tougher police, altered city life, and remaining risk to foreigners. It highlights street scenes, black markets fading, Via Veneto quieter, and modern buses with hostesses, while foreigners still face theft risk.
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Rome
Hitler
Tor di Nona
Palace of Justice
Px’s
Tiber
Via Veneto
Excelsior Hotel
Fifth Army
Seven Hills
Citizens Named To Probe Case In Lancaster
Six citizens were named by Mayor Fred Von Stein to a committee in Lancaster to investigate the police department turmoil and determine if Chief Sam H. Hutsler acted in the community interest. The panel includes A. B. Van Gundy, Drs. C. G. Axline and W. E. Willard, Charles M. Willins, Fred Scholl Jr, and Porter Kauffman. They will also consider a request by 12 officers for Hutsler’s resignation amid extortion charges and recent department dismissals.
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Lancaster
Fred von Stein
al Men
Sam H. Hutsler
Hutsler
A. B. van Gundy
C. G. Axline
W. E. Wiliard
Charles M. Willins
Hocking Valley Bank
Fred Scholl, Jr
Porter Kauffman
Everett J. Brown
Brown
Laurence Bauer
Merrill H. Martin
Lester Crook
Bauer
Martin
Crook
Vacated Apollo Theater Razed by Fire in Chicago
Fire destroyed the interior of the vacated Apollo Theater at Randolph and Clark in Chicago yesterday morning. The blaze began in the pit under the stage and spread through the four story building roof. Cause and damages were not immediately determined.
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Chicago
Randolph and Clark St
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