Italy Will Be Scared Scarred Blackened In War Says Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill told the House of Commons that Britain would press war against Italy from every quarter as long as it sides with Germany. He warned Italy would be scarred and blackened while the fascist edifice could crumble, and urged an unconditional surrender to end German occupation.
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Churchill
London
House of Commons
Pietro Badoglio
Vuin
Sicily
Mussolini
Europe
Palermo
United States Army
Badoglio
Britain
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Germany
Jap War Policy To Be Unchanged
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu told the cabinet that Japan will keep its war policy completely unchanged regardless of any new developments after Mussolini's resignation. The Tokyo Radio broadcast noting the stance was recorded by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Tokyo Radio
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Japan
Benito Mussolini
Italian Peace Mov es Reported In London
Rumors in London tied to Mussolini s collapse suggest Italy might seek peace. No confirmation or indication from British officials that any terms beyond unconditional surrender are being considered. A separate morning conference in the Court House assessed state tax practices for uniform county assessments.
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London
Benito Mussolini
Asenesare
HO Girard Ciler
Essments
Albert Ward
State Tax Commission
Court House
Mussolini’s Downfall Tied to Nazi Plan Support
Travelers from Rome say Mussolini fell for a German plan to abandon central and southern Italy for a northern defense line. Badoglio ministers vow defense of Italy to stay in the war as Mussolini’s inner circle fractures. The Grand Council’s vote ends the Fascist regime amid clashes and widespread demonstrations in Rome.
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Madrid
Rome
Benito Mussollini
Central
Italy
Ostia
Pietro Badoglio
Predicted End Of Mussolini Foretold In Senate Talks
Washington reports cite a Churchill backed two month old forecast that Mussolini’s regime would fall as observers in Congress believe the Allies well informed for any peace bid from Italy. Senator Van Nuys recalls Churchill’s May 19 briefing and notes speculation on Mussolini’s ouster. Churchill and Roosevelt urged Italian capitulation, seen by some as paving the way for Mussolini’s ouster. Senator Burton R-Chio lauds Sicily victory as vindication of the Allied strategy of overwhelming attack.
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Scorza
Gaetano Polverelli
Enzo Galbiati
Grandi
Farinacci
Rome
Corriere
Washington
Winston Churchill
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United Nations
Italy
van Nuys
Congress
Churchill
Vani Nuys
Wuu Happel
Roosevelt
Burton R-Chio
En Route Here With Blake
City and county authorities reported en route home from Portland Oregon with George W. Blake the organizer wanted on numerous charges in their custody. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander said the city county party traveled by car and reached Idaho on the return trip with Yosslwig to Frederick on Saturday. Blake had been turned over after a Portland hearing and an early trial in Frederick County was anticipated as indictment already exists and prosecution evidence is ready.
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Portland
Ore
George W. Blake
Horace M. Alexander
Idaho
Yosslwig
Frederick
Blake
Frederick County
Rain Slows Russians Offensive in Orel Sector
In the Orel sector July 27 P Bain aided the German defense as heavy fighting persisted. The Soviet army paper Red Star said the Russian advance slowed somewhat but battles continued amid high intensity.
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P—Bain
Orel
Red Star
Too Late Tupeas Hus Juls 272 Uncle Alex Bryant Story
Uncle Alex Bryant, longtime Negro janitor at the Ka facility since 1932, sought a civil service exam for first time work. He faced age as the barrier, answering 112 when asked his age, ending his career prospects.
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Tupeas
Alex Bryant
the of Ka
General Marshall Visits Master Sergeant Powder in Washington
Neighbors of Master Sergeant J James W Powder watched as General George C Marshall, U S Army Chief of Staff, paid a courtesy call on Powder at his home in Washington July 27. The visit, a rare gesture, drew attention as Marshall rang the doorbell to greet Powder’s chauffeur who had been ill.
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Powder
James W. Powder
Agape J
George C. Marshall
U.S. Army
Jamy
Butter Prices Rise Two Points Per Pound in August
Washington July 27 Au Patter will cost housewives two more points per pound beginning August 1. Shortening lard salad and cooking oils drop one point. Margarine stays at four points. OPA aims to align demand with supply as butter consumption exceeded allocations. Beef supply expected to rise while pork declines. Red gram values updated for fats oils and dairy products with several items rationed or freed. Two new items picnic slices and English beef cuts added with small impact on consumers. Attacks in Belgium report hundreds of Allied fighters and light bombers striking Zee brugge industrial targets and airfields in Belgium and Holland by daylight.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Belgium
London
Zeebrugge
Halland
Air Ministry
Armistice Talk Grows As Italy Reshapes Government
Reports from Rome say Premier Badoglio is cleaning house and shifting Italy away from fascist symbols while popular mood favors peace. Word from Bern and Stockholm notes talks with Allies and German envoy contacts as crowds in major cities celebrate Mussolini’s fall.
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Premer Pietro Aadognio
Italy
Rome
London
Reuters
Svenska Dagbladet
Stockholm
Vatican City
Hans Georg Victor von Mackensen
Badoglio
Germany
Fascist Party
Benito Mussolini
Acc
Milan
Sicilian Front Advances Amid Brutal Axis Counterattacks
Allied reports say American and Canadian troops crushed German counterattacks in central Sicily and advanced across ground littered with Axis dead. Air forces struck reinforcements attempts and launched raids on railways, harbors, and shipping. Milazzo and Termini changed hands as prisoners total climbed to 70,000, including 56,000 U.S. captives.
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North Africa
Sicily
Messina Strait
Italy
Marina DL Taoli
Sicilian
Milazzo
Tyrrhenian Sea
Messina
Catania
George 5. Paiton, Jr
Termini
Palermo
Hamburg Hit For Fifth Time In 48 Hours
Hamburg endures a new air raid as RAF Mosquito bombers strike for the third straight night. Allied forces previously pummeled the port with heavy bombers, aided by USAAF incursions, while daylight raids and reconnaissance missions marked a persistent campaign over the German city.
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London
Nfth
Hamberg
RAF
British
Air Ministry
Qatten
Germany
USAAF
T New Air Ministry
Alr
Dover Straits
Calais Areca
Channel
Essen
Taney
Second Parley On Water And Sewerage Held At Camp Detrick
A second conference between city and county officials and Camp Detrick authorities was set for this afternoon to discuss water and sewerage. The county reached an agreement to use overflow from Montevae spring at the camp with a line from the camp to the spring and a small dam to impound the overflow.
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Camp Detrick
Montevae Spring
Thhe Spring
Escaped convict Walden captured by city police
Ambrose Eugene Walden, an escaped convict from the House of Correction, was cornered and arrested by Sers. Frank Dorsey and Ben Phebus in a Middle Alley house at 12 30 this morning. He had escaped July 16 near Ellicott City and allegedly worked for a coal dealer while on the run. He had earlier robbed a Square Corner liquor store, rifling about $100 from a cash register. Walden was returned to the House of Correction authorities.
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House of Correction
Sers
Frank Dorsey
Ben Phebus
Walden
Ellicott City
Hasse of Correction
Camp Ritchie
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