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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1943

Page

2

Definite Foreign Policy Essential to America

Washington columnist Baukhage argues the United States must adopt a clear nonpartisan foreign policy. He warns that partisan splits over isolationism versus world cooperation could fracture the two-party system and threaten national security, urging both parties to unite on a single policy.

America Italy Eisenhower Roosevelt Mackinac Island Republican Party Philippines Watson Spangler Republican National Committee Wendell Willkie Mackinac Watson Association Walter Lippmann Lippmann Hawaii Britain South America Canada Our Republic

Mussolini Exits Power Ends Fascist Era in Italy

On July 25 1943 Benito Mussolini resigned as chief of government and handed Italy to King Victor Emmanuel and Marshal Badoglio. The move ends two decades of Fascist rule as Italy faced war strain and internal dissent.

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Mussolini’s Rise and Collapse in World War II Era

The narrative traces Mussolini’s early imperialist ambitions and the Rome Berlin axis formation, Italy’s 1940 entry with Germany, and the eventual failures in Africa and Sicily. It notes public weariness, protests, and the fall of his regime as Rome faced bombing and civil discontent.

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Bankhage Awards Honor Chinese Inventors for Defense Science

Briefs note Bankhage awards totaling 1 million dollars to Chinese scientists for notable research advancing national defense products. A War Production Board directive bans corn in distilling, and the War Department sets a mailing window for Christmas packages to troops abroad from September 15 to October 15. Poultry now expected to peak in September and October.

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Mussolini Acknowledges Hitler As Master In War Conference

A subdued Mussolini, nearing sixty, met Hitler months ago in a war conference. The former dictator once despised the Führer as an imitator but has been forced to recognize Germany as his master. For four years Italy has acted as a vassal state.

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A Salvo of War Time Cinegeist and Political Snippets

A collage of wartime opinions and social notes questions legal rights for Nazi case arraignments. It mocks press coverage, recalls fascist era critics, cites Gene Butler and Laval, and wryly comments on Americans’ views of dictatorship and patriotism through pop culture vignettes.

It Is Something You Are Creating Day by Day

Quote from Winfred Rhoades on self creation and daily mental discipline. The passage compares personal growth to being born anew and stresses the power of constructive thought to build or break the self. It notes grievances and grudges hinder growth while self-mastery and honest self-review support a wholesome life.

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Camel Cigarettes Favorite Among U S Armed Forces

Army sailors and airmen prefer Camel cigarettes with sales records in service stores showing Camel as the favorite. The habit is a traditional salute and a popular gift for service members. Overseas mail restrictions exist, but Camel packs can still be sent to U S soldiers and sailors abroad.

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Washington Digest Baukhage WNU Service Union Trust Building Washington, D. C AFL CIO Republic Deneen Watson Washington Republican “Foreign Polity’ Association Lafayette Park White House Ll Doce League of Nations Tilii Greece North Africa Adolf Hitler National Socialists Nazis Austria Ruce H Duce Bankhage War 4 Production Board G-Men Chicago FBI de Gaulle Goering Robin Moor Warmongers Benito Allan Chase Franco Spain Chase Smedley Builer Gen. Butler Philly Laval Sam Grafton Ccap OL Ath Meee Lee Coe U.S
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