Italians in Balkans urged to surrender to Allies
Cairo dispatch reports Allied commander in chief Sir Henry Wilson calling Italian garrisons in the Balkans to cease hostile acts and surrender equipment. He warned Greek patriots against premature uprisings and ordered Italian ships and aircraft handed to the Allies. Wilson also directed naval and merchant ports in the eastern Mediterranean to move toward Haifa and Palestine for reception of Italian assets.
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German game appeal to rally Axis supporters
A fragmented wartime dispatch warns Yugoslavia and others to resist German pressure and not aid the Axis. It urges unity and readiness for a general uprising, condemns acts that could aid Germs, and cautions against letting Italians return home as a tactic, urging supporters to disrupt enemy plans.
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Gratis
Abduction Tale of Mussolini Reported by German Broadcast
A German radio account describes Mussolini as abducted from the palace during a secret coup by King Vittorio Emanuele and Premier Pietro Badoglio. The dictator was reportedly blindfolded, loaded on a stretcher, and spirited away to safety, with the broadcast calling the act a criminal seizure and noting plans to replace him with Marshal Badoglio.
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Mussolini S Death, War Crises Stir Reckoning Days
Washington reports signal day of reckoning as Allied forces push to capture Mussolini and bring Axis leaders to justice. The fate of Mussolini and the Italian government remains unsettled amid reports of removal to Sardinia and potential capture. Marshal Tito and Eisenhower discuss postwar terms as Allied powers vow punishment for Axis crimes.
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Japs Hear Of Italy Surrender
New York dispatch reports a broadcast confirming Italy’s capitulation and Japan’s leadership reaction. The message notes Japan’s resolve to carry on against the United States and Britain, calling for continued public loyalty despite Italy’s surrender.
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Grand wake up drink with lemon juice claim
An advice column promotes using lemon juice in water as a gentle morning laxative and health booster. It extols lemons from California as rich in vitamin C, aiding digestion and fatigue resistance, urging readers to try the routine each morning on an empty stomach.
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Sunkist
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Italy Texas postoffice busy as townsfolk mail to Mussolini
In Italy Texas a flood of postcards and letters to Mussolini overwhelmed the post office. Postmaster Frank Sheppard noted the surge of international mail while American Legion workers organized high school girls to address overseas service letters with messages from hometown Italy.
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Texas
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Mussolini
J. B. Johnson
Ie Amer Jcan Legion
French Talks on Italy Surrender Fallout
Algiers reports a French National Liberation Committee meeting discussing Italy's capitulation. Officials lament armistice terms as incomplete and fear for thousands of French POWs in Italy. concern grows over possible German repatriation and continued German occupation near Nice and southern Libya region.
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French Committee of National Liberation
Italy
United States
Bat
France
Nice
Viva
Libya
Jacques Io Clare
Ile Mare
Lake Chad
Luilain
Man Stabbed Protecting Flag in Chicago
Stanley Jorawaski, 55, lay seriously wounded from abdomen injuries after he stopped two men from trampling the United States flag near Stop 2. He told reporters last night a laborer’s actions were a war against his country, expressing determination to defend the flag despite injuries.
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United States
Stanley Jorawaski
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