Italian Action Party Raps Allied Policies
The Italian Liberals paper criticizes Allied policies in Italy, denouncing bureaucratic excess and moral hazards. It accuses Allies of luxury, public drunkenness, and favoritism toward aristocratic parties while praising the overall treatment by authorities and occupiers and predicting that wartime inconveniences will fade as the Allies win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Action Party
Rome
Action Party
Italian Libera
Italy
Churchill
Ship Damaged by Fire on Pier in New York
A 10,000-ton Liberty ship and a Hudson River pier undergoing repairs were damaged by a fire that injured at least 14 people slightly. Firemen fought the blaze for two hours and traced the cause to sparks from welding torches dropped on the pier.
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New York
Hudson River
Card of Thanks from the Wallace Family
The Wallace family thanks friends for many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of their children.
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Wallace
George Pope
Stewart and
Clarence Pope
Peterson's Ointment advertised as quick relief for skin irritations
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as fast relief for pimples eczema and red blotches and promises money back if one application does not delight. It also claims to soothe irritated feet and cracks between toes with a broad health claim aimed at looser romantic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Hitler Moves to Total War Regime Across Reich and Occupied
The article reports Hitler's decree to mobilize the Reich and occupied territories for total war. It highlights centralization under three leaders Goering Abbels and Himmler, with brutal enforcement and potential bloodshed. It notes focus remains on battlefield victory over home-front reforms, while warning of internal purges.
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Hitler
Reiched
Reich Marshal
Goering
Abbels
Gestapo
Reich
Himmler
Mur
Der
Fuehrer
Von Busch Reported To Be Death By Own Action
British radio reported that reports spreading among German forces in Poland claim Field Marshal Ernst Von Busch, formerly commander of the central front, committed death by his own action. The broadcast was noted by US government monitors.
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New York
Poland
Ernst von Busch
Central Front
United States
Colored Nursery Summer Festival Friday Program
The Colored Day Nursery presents a Summer Festival Friday evening July 28 at 8 p m on the nursery grounds. The event features songs dances recitations and a spiritual with an auxiliary sale of refreshments and baked foods to fund nurse maintenance.
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Colored Day Nursery
A. T. Gaskins
Zita Laws
Ole King Cole
Pop Goes the Weasel
Mary
Jack and Jill
Little Brother
the Sandman
Rumor of War End spread as church chimes failed
In New Britain Connecticut rumors of peace spread after the South Congregational Church chimes sounded intermittently for about 45 minutes due to a mechanical defect.
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New Britain, Conn
South Congregational Church
Wanted White Woman for Housework Near Washington
Classified listings show multiple help wanted notices for domestic and service work around Virginia and nearby towns. Includes a white woman for general housework in Purcellville with family of two adults and one child, plus other job ads in Winchester Harrisonburg and a store manager post in Winchester. Also rental and sale notices for rooms and a 214 acre property near Hanover Pennsylvania with price and contact details.
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Washington
Purcellville
Ferdinand Chatard
Paper drive boosts value to 50 cents per hundred pounds
Public notice announces paper collection drive by L. Zuckerman & Sons at 10 E. Baker St between Market and Main Winchester Virginia with payment of 50c per 100 lbs bundled and baled. It also lists a painter and paper hanger Ray Sheetz at 336 Gray Ave with an unrelated item.
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L. Zuckerman & Sons
E. Baker St
Market
Main
Winchester
Ray Sheetz
Gray Ave
Cotton Ed Smith Near End of Long Senate Trail
The long political career of Cotton Ed Smith from South Carolina nears its end as he trails Gov. Olin Johnston in the Democratic primary runoff risk. Arkansas voter patterns show Rep. Fulbright leading but a runoff August 8 may be needed. Hattie Caraway lags in renomination. Smith, 79, longtime dean and Agriculture Committee chair, remains known for pro-farmer aid and opposition to New Deal policies.
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Senate
Smith
South Carolina
Olin D. Johnston
Roosevelt
Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
Rep
J. W. Fulbright
Congress
Fulbright
Ozark Mountain
Johnston
South Carolia
John M. Daniel
Carl B. Eggs
A. S. Merriman
Caraway
Homer Adkins
Col. T. H. Barton
el Dorado Oil Man
J. Rosser Venable
New Deal
Agriculture Committee
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Warner Bros
Capitol
Leroine Dey Signe
Dennis O'Keefe
Carel Thurston
Stanley Ridges
Carl Exmond
Cech B
Demale
Gary
Gary Cooper
Cecil B. Demille
Dr. Wassell
Technicolor
Grand Entertainment
Liberty Magazine
Belita
James Ellison
Panama
Hickok
Jantzen Swim
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Bell
Bell Clothes Stores
Front Royal
Bickers Motor Co
VA. Va
Ture
George W. Kurtz
Olga Stoker
Armstrong and
Congoleum
W. B. Snider & Son
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Dia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Virginia
DE. L. Mallen
Ray Robinson
Paul M Haldeman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kent Street
Deal Avenue
Leesburg
von Busch
Colored Nursery
P. O
E. E. Brengle, Jr
Mer
B. F
Goodrich
E. Piccadilly St
B. Ney & Sons
Harrisonburg
Miller’s Hardware
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Parrment
Valley Ave
Amherst
Call
Hanover
E. W. Knight
E. Canfield
Apt
Detroit
S. Loudoun
Elsie Haines
S. Loudoun St
Cotton
The
Associated Press
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lupton Orchard Service CO
DIAL
Gray & Eddy
Hable
George Raft
Zorina
Charles Grapewin
Grace McDonald
Charles Butterworth
Eae
Donald O'Connor Py Ee
Air Cadets
Ulae
Haldeman
Automobile Insurance
J. A. Hotinger Mutual Insurance
Loudoun Dial
George Washington Garage
Earl L. Mason
N. Loudoun
Stephano Brothers, Phila. PA
Aes
Akes
Hansbrough & Carter
North
Loudoun Street
A. Moore Calmes
Locke Brothers
West Main Street
Berryville
Bank of Clarke County Trust Department
Coleman Dunn
George H. Levi
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