Stern Premier In Poise and Power Amid Mussolini Ties
Millicent Hearst Frome recalls a 1930s Milan audience with Benito Mussolini’s regime, describing the controlled poise and public interest around the premier figure. The account details palace crowds at Palazzo Chigi, the atmosphere of political pressure, and the author’s evolving understanding of the leader’s personality and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Hearst
Mussolini
Baro Sardi
Wudos
Palazzo Chigi
Visit to Egypt and Rome Echoes of Civilizations
The narrator recalls arriving in Tome and tracing links between ancient Egypt and Imperial Rome. The discourse reflects deep interest in historical eras, noting famed sites like Foro and Trejan markets while contrasting past grandeur with the present. The account frames South Towne lecture as a bridge to these distant ages.
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Tome
Feri
Paris
London
Trejan
Markels
Rome
Palazzo Venician Palace Described in Mixed Art Treasures
A fragmentary account describes the historic Palazzo Venetia with Italic and foreign influences, noting neoclassical improvements, decorative laments, and varied artworks. It mentions Greek and Ionita sculptures, Lecuarilo and Tzapanel works, Majolica, porcelain, sacred objects, Abel reboil silver, and two Miouaililiz gowns near the palace entrance.
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Waly
Paolo
Lecuarilo
Tzapanel
Abel Rebool
Dha
Miouaililiz
Fragmentary Antiquarian Text Describes Historic Furnishings
The fragment mentions a Cardinal Barkin and papal see connections, with references to a fireplace, a writiy table, and a detailed scene around a table. The prose is garbled, but hints at a museum or historic setting describing furniture and ceremonial context. Named entities include Cardinal Barkin and papal associations.
Mussolini Tour With Pope In Rome Inspires Mixed Reactions
The account describes Mussolini driving through Rome with a guest, touring iconic sites like the Colosseum and St Paul’s, as crowds and observers react to the display. It notes the dictator’s speed, a formal invitation to accompany him, and reflections on the mood among attendees and observers regarding fascist power and archaeology.
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Ostia
Fond of Resort Muesilint and the ancient Osfla ruins
The passage recalls Crita and Tehan exploring near a resort by Osfla, with excavations and relics described. A Fifth Avenue restoration of the Augusta site is mentioned, along with figures and a camera moment as visitors view the ruins and monuments.
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Muesilint
Crita
Tehan
Nea Riy
Emiline
Osfla
Otlia
Coren
Fertimio Sersero
Varweis Eipitorr
Writer Finds Mussolini Is a Very Human Individual
A writer recounts meeting Benito Mussolini during a visit, noting the dictator's courteous behavior and momentary exchanges. The journey continues to a growing city quarter near a newly built area, with observations of local life and an increasing population.
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Mussolini
City of Rome summer resort life through travel notes
The text describes an orbit around Rome with workers and families visiting seaside villas for summer weekends, noting Ostia as a smart resort for wealthy families. It recalls a journey starting at 4 o clock to Ruc ani and a farewell at the Grand Hotel with a promise to return, hinting at travel and lodging details.
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Orb
Rome
Teale
Rucani
Mirsanlini
Arcepteil Bis
Anil
Optometrist Dr J J Osborn Advertises Eyewear Fitting
Dr J J Osborn Optometrist announces new methods of fitting glasses for comfortable vision. The ad lists location at B18 Moore Building and mentions services for deranged eyes and related eye care.
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J. J. Osborn
Optometrist
Moore Muilding
Lee Fou
Jaseine Vivian Ym
Telos
Dee Oh
Simple in Action Mussolini’s Charisma Impresses Italians
The author recalls Mussolini as a plain, kind yet firm leader whose presence and actions left a lasting impression on Italians. He notes Mussolini’s polite restraint, unforced communication, and the belief that his fortifications and reforms place him high in history and in the esteem of the people.
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Ansar I
Oslin
Murslini
Mussolini
Firemen Plan toad Census in San Antonio
Fire and police committees in San Antonio coordinated a census effort Saturday to count residents and workers. Paul Wright, city firemen contact, urged canvassing in districts where new residents have appeared, while local officials expect federal mail pickup to aid enumeration and a radio broadcast Monday to broaden coverage.
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Mans
Peresi
Tatps
Durker
Chamber
Atstel Saluraz Haut Oper
Phawkor Frou Foo
Brea
Federal Smailmee
Duthee
Confederate Vets Seek Funds for Convention Trip
Confederate veterans seek financial support for a convention trip. The notice lists Albert Bynder Johnson Corp No 144 and an appointed collector for transportation arrangements from Dilork Missouri. Contributions may be sent to a South New Hawntels address via a provided telephone contact.
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Albert Bydner Johnson Corp
Dilork
Mis
Hom South New
Dinner Drive Launched For Allied Jewish Campaign
Rabbi Jacob TF Weinstein of Aus Min joins San Antonio drive for 40 000 dollars to aid Jews in Eastern Europe and Palestine. Local leaders include J K Hexter and DL Rapheel Gold as chairmen. The drive begins Monday with 100 workers to flood the city over a five day campaign. Banquet Sunday night and musical program directed by Ephraim Frisch accompany the event.
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Jacob TF. Weinstein
Aus
San Antonio
Dalles
Feserkion
Europe
Palestine
Sen Aulonio Iz
Torag
Qvereubyer
Reevel
United Jewish Campaian
Straus Ic
Joral
Briedlander
Mas Goss
Don M. Freat
Dr. and Bury
Alex UO
Init
Levitz
San Antonin
Barotkin
Stra
Ephmim Frisch
Sam
Datlne
State Secretars
Oil Worker Slain by Bandits in Colombia Field
A U S oil worker was killed by bandits in a Colombian oil field, with reports of robbery and extortion. Investigations note the attackers fled with a sum of money, while authorities pledge to pursue the culprits and ensure safety for workers in the region.
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Colombia
India Nears Open Revolt and Gandhi Martyrdom Echoes
May 10 report from Bombay notes Mahatma Gandhi's non-cooperation plan continuing under Abbas Talib after Gandhi’s arrest. British authorities influence rises as Dharavi March on Dharam depots nears, with discontent spreading among nationalists and calls for renewed protest and open resistance following Gandhi's death.
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Bombay
M. K. Gandhi
Drifiah
Dharisz
Gandhi
Toombs Sentenced Again In White Collar Case
Roy Toombs, former president of the International Tire Insurance company, already serving a prison term, received an additional three-year penitentiary sentence and a $3,000 fine after a conviction for an indictment involving improper handling of company stock. Greenswood, Trentment of the Great Southern Insurance was mentioned in context of broader collateral details.
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Threefuned International Tire Insurance
Atate
Toomba
Trarhs
Greensgood, Trenient
Great Southern Insuspee Company
Y Tallas
Texas
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