Italy cracks down on anti fascists
London AP reports Mussolini secret police Ovra seized 11 150 people in a week to stamp out a potential Italian fifth column before any Allied invasion. About 7 900 were identified as Communists and 3 250 as anti Fascists including separatists from Dalmatia and southern Tyrol. Gentile urged courage and condemned dissent. Reports from Rome say Italians not supporting the war effort may lose rations.
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Mechanicville Names Miss Antilock Art Supervisor
Mechanicville selects Miss Marie Antilock former Junior Senior High School art teacher to succeed retired Mrs Marie Clempson as supervisor of art in the Mechanicville system Antilock studied at Syracuse University New York State Teachers College Berkshire Art Colony Columbia University and in Europe She holds BS and MA degrees and is pursuing a doctorate Also a Pi Lambda Theta member she will resume work on her doctorate this summer church and community notices follow
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Three Slayers Die in Chair at Charlestown Prison
Three convicted murderers were executed in the electric chair at Charlestown state prison shortly after midnight yesterday. Robert H. Gray, a Negro, died for the murder of Mrs. Zelma Karcher of Roxbury Mass. Donald Millard and Joseph E. Sheppard were executed for slaying three guards during a jail break at Bridgewater state farm. A variety party will be held in Pythian Hall today at 8 30 pm.
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Rail Labor Act Seen Defunct by Rail Chief Engineer
Grand chief engineer Jonss of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers charges that Vincent Vinson’s wage ruling nullifies the Railway Labor Act. He contends the emergency board process is destroyed and operating Brotherhoods face a 30 percent wage demand already judged by Vinson, risking discontent and work stoppages.
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