Italian Fascist Chamber Dissolved by Badoglio Regime
Italy's Chamber of Fascist Corporations was dissolved by Premier Badoglio's government as Italy seeks to reorganize and bear down on political prohibition during wartime. Reports say thousands of Mussolini era prisoners are being released and calls for armistice negotiations surface as Axis clashes continue and Italy faces a critical political moment.
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Chamber of Fasciso
Pietro Badoglio
Rome Radio
Chamber of Fasci and Corporations
Camera Dei Fasci E Delle Corporazioni
Editional Ocean Council
Eee - Beni
Solini
National Council of Corporations
Chamber i
Badoglie
Associated Press
Mussolini
Badoglio
Balkans
Balkan
Madrid
Treluy
Rome
Roosevelt
United Nations
London
Press voices warn against sentimentality on Italy war issue
The London Daily Mail warned that calm realism on the Italian question could be swamped by sentiment. The Times urged recognition that fascism fell to Allied arms, not just Badoglio, stressing continued war with Italy.
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London Daily Mail
Italy
Times of London
Badoglio
Nazis Stand At Turning Point
Stockholm dispatch reports the German military regaining freedom to move openly amid Badoglio pressuring humane handling of German soldiers. Der Angriff editor von Leers claims Germany faces a pivotal test analogous to 1918 and hints at Jewish influence being diminished.
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Stockholm
Rome
Stockholms Tidningen
Italy
Pietro Badoglio
Johann von Leers
Benito Mussolini
der Angriff
Germany
Eisenhower Urges Italians to Choose Peace Over War
General Eisenhower outlined five keys to peace in Italy, including German barriers to a ceasefire and return of Italian and Allied prisoners. His message, read in multiple languages, urged Italians to stop aiding German forces and restore Italy’s liberties and traditions.
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Sicily
Italy
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Churchill
United Nations
Mussolini
Hitler
Ickes Announces More Gas for East as War Fuel Quota Rises
Interior Secretary Ickes said civilian gasoline stocks in the East rose to 35.2 percent of prewar normal for the week ending July 24, enabling a somewhat larger supply for motorists if heating needs stay protected. Roosevelt warned that each Flying Fortress uses 1,110 gallons of fuel per Naples raid, underscoring wartime priorities. Deputy Ralph K Davies said heating oil would be supplied at least at 75 percent of normal, with hope to do better.
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Washington
Ickes
East
Roosevelt
Naples
Africa
Ralph K. Davies
Pope Sends Money To Malta War Victims
A Reuters dispatch from Valletta reports Pope Pius XII sent $20,000 to the Archbishop of Malta for relief of war victims on the island. It notes a prior $20,000 gift last March for reconstruction of churches damaged by Axis raids.
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London
Reuters
Valletta
Pius XII
Malta
Badoglio Leaders Examining Offer Amid Italian Turmoil
Reports from Bern describe fascist militias resisting army units as Badoglio seeks to calm protests and suppress fascist press. Slain rumors surface around ex editor Gayda while arrests target Il Telegrafo Il Popolo and La Stampa. Badoglio weighs a slowing war plan and possible armistice talks with the Allies.
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Badoglio
Madrid
Virginio Gayda
Il Giornale D'Italia
Fascist Party
Italy
Benito Mussolini
BBC
Gauda
Giovanni Ansaldo
Count Ciano
Il Telegrafo
Leghorn
Il Popolo di Roma
la Stampa
Klagenfurt
Austria
Germany
Brenner Pass
Sicily
Mussolini
Vatican City
Eisenhower to Secure Italy Unconditional Surrender
Secretary Hull stated the United States relies on General Eisenhower to obtain Italy's unconditional surrender. He praised Eisenhower's judgment and affirmed the Allied policy of unconditional surrender, while noting no Italian approaches had reached him to his knowledge.
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United States
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Benito Mussolini
Pietro Badoglio
Samuel Grafton
New York Post
England
America
Badoglio
Churchill
Roosevelt
Patterson Teases P-40 Critics With Flight Report
Acting Secretary of War Patterson cited a Chenault report showing a small bomber force escorted by 12 P-40s bombing Hankow. On return they fought enemy fighters, destroying 14 confirmed and 19 probable while losing one P-40. Stilwell reportedly guarantees 12 enemy planes per loss if given more P-40s.
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Washington
Patterson
Claire L. Chennault
China
Chennault
Hankow
Stilwell
Most Air Crash Victims British
London reports 10 killed in a BOAC flying boat crash on a foggy mountain side. Max Roth a 33 year old Swiss courier was the sole non British dead. The flight carried mostly British airmen and seamen with 15 injured aboard.
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London
Max Roth
Washington
British Overseas Airways
Lisbon
Portugal
Russians Drive On Orel Amid Heavy Combat
Russian columns advancing toward Orel from the south and north pressed the German defenses. They overran 30 occupied places, claimed 2,500 German dead, and knocked out 29 tanks in the Orel sector. Berlin acknowledged German withdrawal from Bolkhov as part of elastic defense.
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Moscow
Orel
Stanovoy Kolodets
Optukha
Zolotarevo
Red Army
Berlin
Bolkhov
Leningrad
Belgorod
Donets
Racket in liquor busted in Tulsa warehouse raid
Tulsa police disrupted a dry era bootlegging operation by raiding a warehouse that stocked barreled whiskey fake labels and bottling equipment. Mike Cerrone and Robert Whitney of New York face arraignment before U S Commissioner George Leslie on federal revenue violations. Sergt Wade Foor said a New York distillery shipped whiskey to Tulsa labeled out field machinery without tax.
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Tulsa
Okla
Mike Cerrone
Robert Whitney
New York
U. S
George Leslie
Sergt
Wade Foor
Ex-German Leader Reported Held
Reuters reported in Stockholm that Field Marshal Walther Von Brauchitsch, former German Army chief, was confined in a fortress by the Nazi government. He had been linked to clashes with Hitler and rumors of his removal and later restoration.
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London
Reuters
Stockholm
Genera Walther von Brauchitsch
von Braunchitsch
Hitler
Ies
Balkan Crisis Develops Over Mussolini Downfall
Istanbul dispatch reports a serious Bulgarian crisis as Mussolini falls and Bulgaria may break from the Axis if Italy surrenders. Bulgaria controls parts of Yugoslav and Greek Macedonia and sees Italy's collapse as a direct risk to its security near Sofia, with Italy perceived as a barrier against invasion.
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Benito Mussolini
Bulgaria
Italy
Balkan
Germany
Balkans
Mussolini
Yugoslav Macedonia
Grecian Macedonia
Brindisi
Macedonia
Sofia
Sicily
Bulgarian morale shaken by possible royal political shifts
The report portrays Bulgarian fear of invasion and a potential royal shift to avert unrest. It cites King Boris risking his throne to install a peace-favoring government, with the tense climate suggesting a minor incident could trigger revolution. It also notes corn being used to make fibrous glass cloth for bomber brake linings.
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Elena
Aed Philov
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