Italian Air Force Helps Allied Cause
A Royal Italian Air Force sergeant major flies a mottled green fighter over Dalmatia and Adriatic convoy routes. Once he targeted Allied planes, his record now credits him with victories against British aircraft and two American B 24s. His family remains in German-occupied territory. The piece notes Regia Aeronautica’s shadowed role beside the Luftwaffe but improved wartime contributions.
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Daniel DE Luce
Italy
Dalmatia
Adriatic
Regia Aeronautica
Royal Italian Air Force
Mussolini
Italians Earn Praise in War Effort Amid Armistice
Allied officers congratulate Italian forces for post armistice operations, erasing fascist symbols and resuming WWI markings while conducting escort, airsea rescue, anti U boat patrols, weather reporting, and attacks on German targets across the Adriatic. Italian industry suffers parts shortages as North Italy stays German controlled.
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Badogno
Regia Aeronautico
Corfu
Adriatic
Regi <Aeronautica
Italy
Africa
Russia
Greece
Libya
Malta
Kiev
Hope to End Strife Threat in Palestine
The Palestine situation following the 1939 white paper shows both Jews and Arabs armed and tensions rising. A dusk curfew and death-penalty laws are in force after last week's bombings killed nine policemen.
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John F. Chester
Jerusalem UP
Palestine
Sinai Desert
Egypt
House of Commons
Middle East
Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Abraham Stern
Radio programs and Middle East crisis outline
A clipped news column recounts a large 1940s Eastern Mediterranean conflict, noting Jewish and Arab factions in Palestine. It cites Irgun and Hagana groups, Arab militias, and a British response, including a proposed postwar commission and the Wilson era debates on a Jewish homeland.
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Stern
Irgun 2Vaileumi
Ilegal
The
Hagana
Palestine
Nahas Pasha
Middle East
Washington
Balkans
Turkey
Latham Larkin Returns to Duties in Philadelphia
Petty Officer third class Latham Charles E Larkin has resumed duties in Philadelphia after visiting relatives here. He is the husband of former Anna Mae Prouty. Ted Prouty, on furlough, is with the Military Police in Manchester New Hampshire and has served two years. Miss Jean Dupree leads Calvary Methodist Youth Fellowship with officers Richard Cesare Loretta Cesare Betty Felden Marion Gott and Douglas Williams. Doris Dupree serves as reporter. Easter service plans and a minstrel show are in the works with George Whitney as advisor.
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Charles E. Larkin
Philadelphia
Anna Mae Prouty
Pic
Ted Prouty
T. W. Prouty
Scully Road
Ted
Manchester
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Jean Dupree
Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Hall
Richard Cesare
Misa Loretta Cesare
Betty Felden
Misa Marion Gott
Douglas Williams
William Phillips
Ruth Phillips
Doris Dupree
George Whitney
Harness racing revival talk in Hoosick Falls meeting
A Thursday gathering at O Watters Barber Shop discussed reviving harness racing in Hoosick Falls and nearby. St Vee plans a follow up meeting to elect officers and map Sunday matinee meets. Miss Bertha Eddy injured in a sidewalk fall on John Street and taken to Mary McClellan Hospital. D A R to meet at 3 p m in the Philathea room First Baptist Church with Mrs Charles Whitewash of Albany guest speaker on tracing ancestors.
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Curt Massey
Wiby—Troy
Bob Hanes
Bill Bradley
Consequence
Timekeeper
Hth
WGY
Sciencctady
George Crooks
Boone County
Troy Chapel
Woho
Albany
Green Hornet
Rya Berry
Evelyn Joanson
Sacred Heart
LMNS
Buddy Cole
Melody Tune
College Chapel
Victory Gardens
Garden Gate
Forentry Forum
Isabell Hewson
Stradivari Orchestra
Salon
Ay Wwerntinyeh
Afeiot
Magic Flute
Lee Taylor
Labor For Victory
Warren Sweeney
Tommy Tucker
Joseph Rotundo
Ink Spots Pe M
Leon Henderson
Hollywood
Symphony Orch
Grand Central
Great Guildersleeve
Country Journal
Jack Benny
Edward Tomlinson
Boston Symphony
Pan America
Tom Reddy
Victory F. Co. B
Charle McCarthy
One Man’s Family
Philadelphia Orch
WOKO
Oofarm News
Ned Calmere
Health Hunters
Casey
Troy
Baptist Church
Stars of Tomorrow
Sacred Heart Pym
Leon Decker
Hook ‘N’ Ladder
Message of Israel OO
Southernaires
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian 1: 05—Noontime Melodies 00—War Journal
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Josephine Houston
Morian Sisters
People’s Lobby
Jim
Grantland Rice
Rupert Hughes
Concert Ensemble
Opera Auditions
Ec Ne
O'Meara
Hoosick Falls
St Vee
Bertha Eddy
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
John Street
D. A.R
Hoosac-Walloomsac
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Charles Whitewash
New York
National Genealogical Records Committee
War Prisoners May Mingle With Workers
Italian prisoners of war assigned to harvest work in Wayne County near Newark will be allowed to fraternize with American farm workers. About fifty Italian POWs, sent by the U S Employment Office and the War Department to aid Jackson & Perkins Co.
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Newark
N. Y
Wayne County
Upstate
New York
Jackson & Perkins Co
United States Employment Office
War Department
Agriculture department taps former enemy soldiers
Department of Agriculture experts say Wayne County will gain productivity this season by one third as former enemy soldiers are employed to fill manpower shortages.
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Department of Agriculture
Wayne County
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