Good News Italy Must Surrender Says Hull
Secretary of State Cordell Hull stated that Casablanca terms for unconditional surrender remain in effect for Italy. He reiterated no anticipated policy change toward Mussolini’s resignation and emphasized that ending Fascism is key to defeating the Axis.
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Casablanca
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Hull
Roosevelt
War Department
Muscolini
Iron Tonic Advertisement Claiming Pepto Mangan Benefits
An old advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy for iron deficiency. It claims the tonic reddens blood, boosts strength, appetite, and endurance for men, women, and children, and notes a 60 year track record with a money back guarantee.
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Gude
Hull on Italy upheaval and UN ties amid war update
Secretary Hull says reports of UN contact with Marshal Badoglio are unfounded and the future role of the House of Savoy remains uncertain. He notes ongoing Allied action in Sicily and stresses waiting for concrete developments before public commentary. He expects Japan will note Italian changes and emphasizes assembling facts before commenting further.
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Marshal Badoglio
House of Savoy
Roosevelt
War Department
Victor Emmanuel
Sicily
Mussolini
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
Italy
Commentator’s Remarks Stir Troy After Mussolini Fall
A nationally known commentator drew sharp ire in Troy with a late night broadcast about Mussolini’s downfall and a sarcastic jab at King Vittorio Emanuele. Residents voiced resentment as the remarks were described as ill timed and likely to fuel hatred.
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Vittorio Emanuele
Italians and Germans clash in Italian cities after Mussolini toppled
Reports from London describe street fighting between Germans and Italians across multiple Italian cities after Mussolini announced resignation. German anti aircraft units reportedly fired on a mob in Milan as Italy cut communications with Switzerland.
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Benito Mussolini
Italy
Switzerland
Milan
Churchill to address House on Mussolini resignation
London reports that Prime Minister Winston Churchill will speak at the next sitting of the House of Commons regarding the resignation of Italian Premier Benito Mussolini. The statement came as a reliable report yesterday.
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Italians in Troy Cheer Mussolini’s Fall End of War Near
Italian Americans in Troy celebrate Mussolini’s resignation with relief and hope that hostilities will end soon. Elder generations, cut off from Italy, weep and praise Marshal Badoglio while youths relay news in Italian. Many express desire to visit Italy once the war ends as families rally on Ferry Street.
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Purple Heart Chapter Meets to Name Delegates
Members of Arthur Wills Chapter No 17 Military Order of the Purple Heart will meet at headquarters on State Street today to elect delegates and alternates to the national convention at Duluth Mich Aug 5 6 and 7 Thomas J Mulcahy commander will preside.
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Military Order of the Purple Heart
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Duluth
Mich
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Duce's Fall Forecasts Italy's End
United Press reports reactions across politics and nations after Mussolini's ouster. Leaders from Hoover to King to LaGuardia call Mussolini's fall a sign Axis collapse, predicting Italy's imminent end and broader Allied victory.
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Italy
Italian Quarter Cheered by News
Italian Americans in New York celebrated Mussolini's ousting as dictator with impromptu rallies in Mulberry Street. Angelo Rizzo, dubbed The Mayor of Mulberry Street, called it the greatest thing that happened and predicted Italy would return to its former self.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Australia
Hitler
Ezequiel Padilla
Mexico
Carlo Sforza
Europe
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Cotton Kid” Smith
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Sol Bloom
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Carol VI
Romania
Victor Emmanuel
Vito Marcantonio
Alps
Supreme Court
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W. L. Mackenzie King
Canada
UPI
L’ Italia E
Salvato
Angelo Rizzo
Mulberry Street
Italian Boniface Buys the Drinks
Washington gossip notes celebrate a restaurateur Cira Gallotti owning a popular Italian place. The piece notes Sunday night festivities around a purchase linked to the proprietor, mentioning no further details on figures or motives.
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Cira Gallotti
Coast Guard searches vast wartime seas after resignation scene
A chaotic moment unfolds as Siussilini resigns at a dinner, prompting a host to shout about the age of thirteen and to wave a French horn while guests scramble to settle checks. Coast Guard aviators conducted wide area patrols covering 27,842,231 square miles in the war's first six months.
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Coast Guard
Rumors Rush About Mussolini Vanishing From Power
Reports from neutral sources flood in as Benito Mussolini, stripped of leadership with his Fascist regime in ruins, appears unseen in public. Rumors sweep exile possibilities including fleeing to Switzerland or Germany, with persistent talk of arrest or critical condition.
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Benito Mussolini
Switzerland
Germany
Italian Fascist Leaders Arrested by Army for Allied Trial
Five fascist figures are seized by Italian army leaders and to be turned over to Allied authorities for trial on war guilt charges after a peace agreement. No deal to flee via the Vatican is planned, despite a son in law serving as ambassador. About 1.3 million engineering man hours were spent on bomber production.
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