The Giant Bulldozer At War And What It Has Accomplished
A wartime feature extols the bulldozer as a crucial American weapon, noting its evolution from a construction tool to a military asset. It details armored cabs, tank-dozers, and specialized variants that speed airfield and road work, clear jungles, breach hedgerows, and support armored advances, with examples from Italy and the Pacific.
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U. S
Italy
al Cassino
James D. White
Washington
America
War Department
Army
Normandy
Southwest Pacific
el Jungie
Corry Evening Journal Ad Rates Notice
Public notice lists mail and carrier pricing for Corry Pennsylvania edition including annual rates six dollars and three dollars for mail, with the paper stating advertising rates available upon request and distribution details.
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Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising Representative
Pred Kimball, Inc
44Th St
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Carry Pa
Corry Factory to Close Indefinitely in Wartime Slowdown
Notices posted in NuBone Corset Company's plant announce the Corry factory will close for an indefinite period due to general business depression. Officials say reopening time is undetermined, reflecting wartime economic strain.
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NuBone Corset Company
Corry
World order and production policy debate from Brookings views
The Brookings Institution argues for high production and mass distribution with competitive pricing to sustain democracy. It warns against rigid government control and urges lenient wartime regulation while exploring a cooperative world power balance led by major nations and the United States.
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Brookings Institution
Thhe
State Department
Washington
Quiz from classified page on historical questions
Seven questions reference Tojo succession an aviation term an island location Statue of Liberty construction Yokohama location a mother quote and political outcomes. Answers likely appear on the classified page. This item records a quiz prompt rather than a narrative event.
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Tojo
Venezuela
Brasil
Dutch Guiana
Yokohama
St. Swithin's Day
Red Cross Urges Shipments For Prisoners This Christmas
Corry Red Cross officials urged immediate packing of Christmas parcels for American prisoners of war in Europe as transport conditions worsen. Families should use the next of kin label and parcels should be sent promptly to reach men in European camps for holidays. Philadelphia Red Cross center will provide a Christmas pack.
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Europe
Corry Red Cross
Provost Marshall General's Office
Philadelphia Red Cross Center
Sailor Retains Post As Township Commissioner
Aug. 23 A court decree upheld Seaman Arthur Lubic remaining in his township role while serving with Uncle Sam, ruling his January induction did not create a vacancy and criticizing the appointment of a successor. Meanwhile readied wartime parcels include turkey, plum pudding, butter, cheese, jam, candy, and tobacco for civilians and prisoners of war in Germany.
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Germany
United States
Red Grass
Far East
Radio Listings Tonight on NBC CBS and MBS
NBC schedule features Mr and Mrs North at 8:30 Beat the Band Quiz 9 Alan Young Show 9 30 District Attorney 10 Phil Harris Quiz CBS lists Red Barber Allan Jones 230 Dr Christian 9 Frank Sinetra 9 30 Jack Carsey Cameriy 10 30 The Colonel Blue 7 Scrantly Amby Quiz 6 30 My Best Girls 9 Dunninger’s Broadcast 9 30 Bob Sherwood Band 10 30 Butalo’s Pages of Melody MBS 8 15 Nick Carter 8 30 Guy Lombardo Music 9 30 First Nighter drama
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NBC
Mrs. North
Alan Young
Phil Harris
CBS
Red Barber
Allan Jones
Dr. Christian
Frank Sinetra
Jack Carsey
Cameriy
Dunninger
Bob Sherwood
Butalo
MBS
Nick Carter
Guy Lombardo
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Wartime self distraction lowers crisis reports as economic opportunity raises wages and cuts self harm in older men and young women. Psychologic factors also shape the decline, contributing to fewer personal crisis reports overall in wartime years.
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The
Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania
Death Severs Two Brothers Serving in France
Bradford Pennsylvania reports the deaths of two McLaughlin brothers serving with the American forces in France. Sergeant Richard McLaughlin, 22, was killed August 3 during a skirmish near a short-distance train. His older brother, Mess Sergeant Harold McLaughlin, 27, was nearby, preparing mess for his unit. Both served in Company XK of the Pennsylvania National Guard before and during World War II.
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Bradford
France
Pennsylvania National Guard
United States
Richard McLaughlin
Henry McLaughlin
Harold McLaughlin
Steel worker killed at Carnegie-Illinois plant
Jesus Sparta, 57, of Homestead, died at Emergency Hospital after being crushed beneath a steel beam moved at the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation plant in Homestead. The accident occurred Aug 23 and is under investigation by plant officials and local authorities.
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Pittsburgh
Jesus Sparta
Homestead
Carnegi-Illinois Steel Corporation
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