Italians Battle Nazis Amid Turmoil in War Zone
Reports from Rome and Madrid describe Italian troop trains moving south with German support, while some dispatches show German forces pressing north near the Po. Italian evacuations from Albania and Greece continued as Hungary eyes possible peace moves, and Mussolini mouthpiece Gayda’s reported death remains unconfirmed. Guariglia in Ankara meets Turkish officials amid growing urgency in Italian governance.
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Madrid
Rome
Italy
Switzerland
Svenska Dagbladet
Sweden
Brenner Pass
Istanbul
Turkey
Balkans
Albania
Greece
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Germany
Reich
Hitler
Hungary
Francisco Franco
Gayda
Gnornale D'Italia
Benito Mussolini
Marseilles
Churchill
Commons
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Raffaele Guariglia
Pietro Badoglio
Ankara
Guariglia
Numan Menemeneloglu
Ismet Inonu
United Press Dispatch
Olive Tablets Ad Warns Constipated Folks About Lazy Liver
An old advertisement urges constipated readers to use Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate bile flow and bowel movements. The page also includes a 1940s legal notice from Troy New York with named executors and heirs, probate details, and various license announcements for alcohol sales in Troy and East Nassau.
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Dr. Edwards
Fourteenth Street
Troy
Stensselaer County
New York
Elizabeth A. Defazzio
River Street
Rensselaer County
John Narbuth
River Sty
N. Y
Hoosick Road
J. Troy
Renasemer County
Mary Rotelli
N.Y
Notics
East Nassau
Gilford H. Hunt
Hunt
Berkshire
Italy Sees Rumors On Mussolini Amid War's Turn
Reports from Madrid and London swirl about Mussolini fate and Fascist leaders as Italy loosens ties with Fascism. Badoglio may guard the former premier while Ciano and Edda find safety in the Vatican. Milan sees anti fascist protests and clashes, with fascist offices attacked and streets renamed.
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Italy
Mussolini
Madrid
United Press
Duce
Villa Conti
Rome
London
Pietro Badoglio
Galeazzo Ciano
Edda
Vatican
Ciano
Villa Torlonia
Milan
Corriere Della Sera
Badoglio
Bern
Guf
Girogio Amendola
Giovanni
Carlo Scorza
Amendola
Milanese Riot Demands Peace Amid anti-Fascist Uprising
Milan spent the day with antifascist speeches in public squares despite military bans. Troops closed Fascist Party HQs and battled pockets of resistance. fights spread to Naples and other cities as workers faced suspensions, bank closures, and wage problems. The Rome cabinet called for complete dissolution of the National Fascist Party and restructuring of legal bodies. Reports from Madrid and Algiers spoke of German troop movements as the unrest grew across Italy.
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Milan
Badoglio
Naples
Rome
Corriere Della Serra
Russia
Mussolini
Celludare
Italy
Rome Radio
National Fascist Party
Associated Press
Grand Council
Madrid
Algiers
Raids Near Berlin Intensify As Smoke Blankets Hamburg
Allied air forces pressed operations over Hamburg and surrounding areas as bombers pounded the city with four ton blocks and thousands of incendiaries. The raid followed attacks on Schippl and an airfield at Triqueville, with American bombers and Thunderbolts aiding a daylight sweep that downed sixteen enemy aircraft with two Allied losses.
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C. A. Taylor
Los Angeles
U. S
Europe
Germany
London
Hamburg
Schippl
Holland
Triqueville
France
Six Area Students Enroll in Syracuse Summer Courses
Six Troy area students are among about 2,200 enrolled at Syracuse University for the wartime summer program. Three sessions run: regular summer term a special term for entering freshmen and a six weeks session. Named students include Bertha A. Detmers Florence E. Gabaver Sally A. Siso mons Dorothy M. McShane Arlene H. Dorr Norma M. Goodermote.
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Troy
Syracuse University
Bertha A. Detmers
Seventh Avenue
Floorence E. Gabaver
Kintoch Avenue
Sally A. Sisomons
Eighth Street
New Cumberland Defeats Fort Dix in Red Cross Benefit
New Cumberland Army Reception Center baseball beat Fort Dix 9 to 2 in the opening game of a Red Cross benefit doubleheader at Shibe Park. Tommy Hughes formerly of the Phillies hit three times with a homer and two singles. Pat Mullin, ex Tigers outfielder, added a homer and two singles.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Hughes
Philadelphia Phillies
New Cumberland
Army Reception Center
Fort Dix
Red Cross
Shibe Park
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Pat Mullin
Detroit Tigers
FORT
Verdel
Marshall
Hughes
Peterman
Injured Worker Falls From Truck at International Paper
Harry Eggleston of South Main Street Corinth fell from the top of a loaded truck at the International Paper Co plant. He was treated at the plant hospital by Dr. Lewis H Parmenter and admitted to Sara toga Springs Hospital with several fractured vertebrae. His condition was listed as fair last night.
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International Paper Co
Corinth
Harry Eggleston
South Main Street
Saratoga Springs Hospital
Plant Hospital
Lewis H Parmenter
Watkins Win at Valley Falls 3 2 A Hard-Fought Victory
The Watkins All-Stars beat Railroad A C of Valley Falls 3 to 2 at Valley Falls. Bob Bebernitz allowed four hits with 12 strikeouts and no walks. Jim Norton starred in field and at bat with a double and a single in two at bats. Gene Merchant caught, Byrnes pitched for Valley Falls, Daurio was behind the plate, and Capnard stood out for the losers.
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Watkins All-Stars
Railroad A. C
Valley Falls
Bob Bebernitz
Jim Norton
Gene Merchant
Byrnes
Daurio
Capnard
126th Street Swimmers Triumph in Playground Meet
Jean Bouchard and Betty Jensen led 126th Street from the playgrounds, with multiple firsts for 126th Street in yard dash and relay events. Edwin Shudt won the 40 yard Class B, while Bill Rogers claimed Class A, and 126th Street dominated the final team scores with 45 points to Prospect 17.
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Jean Bouchard
126Th Street
Betty Jensen
Joe Baker
Rye Field
Nick Anthony
Prospect
Jack Carmen
Edwin Shudt
George Smith
Willard McGraw
Kinloch
Bill Rogers
Ned Ring
Miss Quackenbush
Shirley Frost
Rye
van Every
Eleanor Reinhardt
Joan Costello
Art Doring
Fred Duffy
Sally Shields
Joan McCarthy
Bill Schnapp
Art Lee
Northern
Mary Aileen Ranney
Evaline Shannon
Jerry Griffin
John Maxwell
Central Pi -Grounds
Bennett
Art Gibbins
Ned Wing
Hilda Wil Jets
Six Sicilian towns fall to Allies in decisive campaign
German forces frantically reinforce Sicily while Italian divisions suffer crowding labor losses. Allied strikes hit mainland airfields and communications as Canadian and American troops press a push toward Catania and Palermo. Reports say German battalion losses reach fifty percent in the Mt Etna area amid ongoing patrols and furious air raids.
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Palermo
Messina
Ans
Sicily
Axis
Naples
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Eighth Army
Catania
Seventh Army
Mt. Etna
Italy
Radio
Rome
Allied Air Raids Target Southern Italy and Naples Areas
Four thousand tons were dropped in an attack on Augusta Harbor. Night bombers hit Capo Di Chino airfield near Naples and Monte Corvino Ravella in Southern Italy. Daylight raids struck Capua and Scalea airfields, focusing on hangars runways and grounded aircraft. Five enemy planes fell, three Allied aircraft lost. Unescorted Fortresses raided Capua near Naples and hit Lion rail yard, while RAF Wellingtons bombed Capo Di Chino setting fires.
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Augusta
Capo di Chino
Naples
Monte Corvino Ravella
Italy
Capua
Scalea
Miuliazo
Sicily
Lion
Brookview Landmark to Change Hands
The Brookview residence of Jacob B. Harder, a retired B and A engineer, will be sold to Burton Timmers, a local farmer, after a survey settles the details. The landmark, part of the Becker estate, has long been a familiar sight to commuters on the old Hoosatonic Railroad line.
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Brookview
Jacob B. Harder
Harder
Burton Timmers
Becker
Hoosatonic Railroad
Mormon Temple Construction Recounted in Utah
The text notes a 40 year span from 1853 to 1893 to build the Latter-Day Saints temple in Salt Lake City, describing its base walls as 16 feet thick granite. It also mentions Mr and Mrs Harder residing in Brookview in a newly completed home and references the Boston & Albany line.
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The
Boston & Albany
Mrs. Harder
Brookview
Mormon Temple of the Latter-Day Saints’ Church
Salt Lake City
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Charles A. Geto
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Richard Roe
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Edward J. Donohue
DE Forest C. Pitt
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Lecomte
Tremmey
Department of Assessment and Taxaton
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Department of Assessment and Taxation
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Troy High School
State Street
Stanton P Lee
Berlin
Briain
Syracuse
Livorno
PRT Eee Eg
Eta Alee
John Payne
Tilton Berle
Mary Beth Hughes
Ime Luar
Joseph Cotten
Teresa Wright
Shadow OF A Doubt
ER. Brown
Canova
Rosemary Lane
Chatterbox
Mickey Rooney
Frank Morgan
Fay Rainier
Marsha Hunt
James Craig
HI Buddy
Robert Paige
Harriet Hilifard
Ace
Matshi Sunt
Fay Bainter
William Tracy
James Gleason
Noah Beery
America
Withginny
Stora
Aale
Colorea
Leslie Howard
David Niven
Spitfire
Tom Conway
Falcon
Tate
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