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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1943
Page
2
The article argues inflation will impact households but urges mine workers to buy land and build homes now. It notes tax advantages for homeowners in West Virginia, suggests gathering a garden and crops for postwar days, and contrasts domestic security with wartime upheavals in Europe and the Pacific theater.
The column reflects on Italian-born residents in Raleigh County and their families, citing Corporal John Fondale and Pvt Abdul B. McClure, praising Italian heritage while noting Mussolini’s regime. It also mentions local readers, a Pacific War connection, and Sam Molinari’s tall corn and prize garden in Slab Fork.
The piece argues that Germany cannot prevent collapse much like Italy failed under Mussolini. It cites Germany's overreach in Sicily and on the mainland, claiming Hitler bit off more than he could chew and foresees backlash in Greece and Yugoslavia.
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce urges creation of vigilant county taxpayers associations to curb wasteful spending in Raleigh County. It cites jail savings and overdrafts, urging citizens to influence 1941 42 budgets and levy decisions, with the first legal meeting slated for Tuesday to organize representation in budget talks.
In this Julius Evans column, the war era analysis argues King Vittorio Emanuele's grip may strengthen as allies question Italy's identity. It highlights Badoglio, Mussolini's fall, and the Pope's role, noting the risks if leadership collapses. It also reports a tragic rural accident in Wilbur, Washington after a farmer is thrown by a tractor binder.
A tense scene shows Jerry slipping away with a will after a covert hotel intrusion. Ann believes she will claim Terrence House but delays until morning hoping Jerry reveals the document, while a Mason asks for help for his ailing wife and infant, prompting Ann to intervene.
Stone 21 explains Tunisian campaign experiences in a long letter from North Africa. He details landings near Oran, dodging planes, marches across 700 miles, battles at Kasserine Pass and Marnassy, earning a citation for rescuing wounded under heavy fire, and witnessing German capitulation to flee the road. His brother Samuel Thurman Stone serves in New Orleans.
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