Air Power and War News in Corry Evening Journal
The Corry Evening Journal reprints AP dispatches and local notes on air power and naval balance. It discusses American air superiority, the growing role of air power, and cautions readers about false information while highlighting shipbuilding progress along Massachusetts coast and the nation’s unified wartime stance.
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Trees on the Fratries and the Canadian Firewood Plan
The article reviews North American tree planting efforts begun in 1937 amid large expectations and mixed results. It notes 190 million trees sold from North Dakota and warns against overestimating benefits, citing climate limits, pest concerns, and the uncertain ability to solve regional problems. It discusses costs, labor, and policy debates, including wages and national aid, while emphasizing cautious optimism about ecological gains and practical limits.
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Hollywood Sights and Sounds by Roblin Coons
A fragmented Hollywood column surveys child stars and role trends. Roddy McDowell and Freddie Mercer are discussed, with tangents about The Boy Scout in Darkest Africa and various film personalities. The piece notes shifts in acting ideas, dream sequences, and studio storytelling, referencing Wistful Vista and other showbiz landmarks.
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Roger Boys
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Manhattan jazz scout catalogs a versatile local act
The article profiles George Turker and his eclectic ensemble, highlighting their diverse repertoire, notable library of 6,000 numbers, and the strong demand from venues in Buffalo and beyond. Turker praises performers for discipline and versatility, noting the group's ability to play any requested song and the lounge’s evolving printed music lists. The piece also touches on nearby cultural hubs and Turker’s long career in music.
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Japan Is a More Immediate Threat Than Europe Says Column
Charles P. Stewart discusses wartime outlook with Japan posing a sharper danger to the United States than Germany and Italy. He argues Tokyo’s reach to Honolulu Manila and West Coast areas demands urgent focus, and notes Nazi Japan alliances and possible postwar challenges. He warns of long, costly conflict and economic readjustments after hostilities end.
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Italy
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Twenty Years Ago Prom Journal Notes December 15 1921
Items from twenty years ago include Alber Sweet hunting near Sparta John Shields and family travel plans Emma Briggs visiting Taylor University students and holiday times A Clymer volunteer fire fighting organization elected officers Meerdink named chief Fox assistant chief Schreys secretary Wassink teacher Lyle Poster ill with diphtheria residents host a dinner Blue Bird game and deer season notes Hugh Peterson surprise party on First Avenue with friends and music Allegheny region local notes.
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Dese Meerdink
George Fox
Walter Sehreys
Arline Wassink
Daily Quiz How Many Can You Answer
A scrambled reader quiz lists ten questions on botany poetry spelling homonyms and U S political figures. It asks about mistletoe as a parasitic growth on a plant the poem titled A Visit from St. Nicholas the speed of Shay’s state in the Union homonyms for way a proverb about work and other antiquated prompts.
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Great Britain
Burt
Rip van Winike
Benies
Price Adinistri
Tor
Leon Hangerson
Fragmented Factographs From a Faint Historical Note
The text references a 18 bunksball event with an inaccurate date and unclear officials, noting a popular homemade item among women of a named village in New Mexico. It cites an annual wool production near 4.25 billion pourris and mentions three production areas: southern hemisphere, United States, and Argentina, with Australia New Zealand Tasmania and South Africa also listed. The passage is garbled and unreliable.
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Argentina
Australia
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South Africa
Cordell Hull Praised In Final Days In Washington
Washington December 15 secretary of state Cordell Hull is described as a tireless worker who shaped policy during tense days before Japan's ceasefire, with praise for his dignity as a world power leader. The profile notes his long career, from Tennessee lawyer to House member, and his pivotal role in the Good Neighbor policy and Western Hemisphere relations. Hull's commitment kept long hours and a steady hand on foreign affairs amid world crisis and wartime diplomacy.
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Farm Calendar Winter Tractor Operation Tips and Sheep Breeding
Agricultural extension engineers advise warming tractors before use and regular oil and sludge checks. Pennsylvania State College recommends moisture and storage conditions for eggs and dairy cows in winter. Rock garden protection via mulch is advised, and Pennsylvania sheep breeders should inspect rams for eye health. Horses and grazing tips are noted with livestock expert guidance.
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Feamford Town News Mixes People Places Events
An OCR fragment recounts a 19th century figure Benjamin Thompaore born in Wanum Mees who served Duke of Bavaria and aided Munich's poor. It notes a large levy and potential fires from Tetifie ylhy's buildings and references groups like the Jokagawk, Wierwest club, and Progreative Aymarthlan of Sidney.
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