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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1928
Page
33
Fragmentary text describes Mussolini resuming editorial duties after recovering from injuries. It notes his departure for combat, leadership of his paper, and quotes from his last editorial urging unity, sacrifice, and resistance. The account references his wartime diary and later parliamentary remarks about church-state relations.
Fragmentary article recalls Mussolini as a constant comfort and inspiration to Italian soldiers. It notes respect for his front line leadership, color signals, and personal bravery shown in hospital and trench scenes. It also mentions Catholic unity and Rome’s influence in the world.
A chaotic OCR fragment recalls Mussolini and Italian morale after Villaggio Veneto, claiming Austro-Hungarian forces were pressed back by Italian valor. It celebrates victory, the armistice, and sorrowful sacrifice, with calls for unity and renewed national vigor as the war concludes.
In a wild turn, Earl of Cheddor escapes peril amid a circus misadventure on a moving freight car. Jim Hoof and Take Lozivsky chase a tangled plot while Bertha worries, athe freight train speeds toward Chicago as a lion and cage vanish, and loyalties fray aboard the private car.
In New York during a July scene a writer notes fashionable women shopping and socializing. The piece mentions Winifred the westbound and Edna the eastbound at a luncheon, with observations on style, money, and social dynamics among female figures in the city.
A reader recollects World War I era submarine operations near Meletum and Venice. The narrator describes early U boat missions, periscope glimpses, brief confrontations, and technical details of U boats with small crews and limited firepower, evoking life aboard under sea patrols in the Adriatic.
Survivors from the Italian submarine Medusa are captured as prisoners of war after a naval action. Italian crew perished, and Allied forces rescued sailors who were afloat in small boats during the engagement. Commander Arnault later orders the crew to move and subdue the alarms as the battle ends.
An account recounts a dramatic naval encounter at dawn ten miles off Vonine with calm seas, three approaching ships, and a torpedo attack. A destroyed cruiser Amalfi and a near-ramming by a pursuing destroyer are described, followed by the sinking of a cruiser and escape under danger. The narrative teases further installments with a Sunday issue.
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