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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1941

Page

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World War II Leaders See Axis Weakness Press Christmas Eve Talk

Churchill and Roosevelt agree on ongoing Pacific offensive and defense of Singapore. They assess German reverses in Russia and warn against surrendering the French fleet, while eyeing possible German moves in the Mediterranean and toward victory timelines.

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Pennsylvania establishes tire rationing boards for draft area control

Pennsylvania will set up 422 total rationing boards to control tire sales from January, mirroring draft board structure to prepare for possible further rationing. In India, Delhi radio reports a state of emergency in Bengal. Governor James warns Pennsylvania to stay alert during Christmas holidays against sabotage and attacks.

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Smash Axis in Europe First Job by Dewitt MapKenzi

The text states the main aim is to defeat the Axis in Europe first with subsidiary operations elsewhere. It warns against criticizing Allied leadership over reallocating resources to meet a new Far East emergency. It argues Hitler seeks such an imbalance to fracture the Allied effort but asserts Nippon will be defeated in time regardless of early Japanese gains.

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Christmas Light Contest Entry List Revealed

Initial judging in the Christmas home decorating contest of the Golden Rule Club finished last evening. Fourteen entries vie for $30 in prizes from merchants. Displays may be viewed during the Tol days. Participants include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whiteley, William Hopkins, Mrs. F Brown, Tillsworth Halt, Donald Cox, Mrs. W. A. Redmond, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris, Ralph Weicht, Mrs. Fred Ross, Dulla Kaestner, Cecil Akal, Mary Jean Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret Geer tson, W. E. Lundberg, and Miss Mina L. Terry.

Golden Rule Club Merchants’ Exchange Frank Whiteley White Street William Hopkins Vine Street

London reports new war moves unconfirmed

AP dispatch notes British officials denying rumors of a German invasion of Spain or Turkey while reports from Hong Kong Singapore and Rangoon cite ongoing fighting. Tokyo says Wake Island holds despite losses as Malaya sees skirmishes and Allied air forces claim success against Japanese bombers near Rangoon.

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Alcatraz May Be Reclassified Because of War Perils

Washington reports discuss potential softening of Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay due to war risks. Officials cite island’s exposure to attack, need for shelters, blackout dangers, and difficulty moving inmates during raids, suggesting a shift toward less secure facilities like Atlanta.

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Greyhound Bus Strike Expands Across Central Lines

The Greyhound strike spread from Cleveland to the entire Central Greyhound system crippling east and west routes. Erie terminal closed and other hubs report suspensions as workers protest wages and working conditions.

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Heavy sale of defense bonds overwhelms local post office

The Corry post office sold out of $25 defense bonds amid a Christmas push to give bonds as gifts. Local industries and businesses bought bonds for employees, while Citizens Nations Bank and National Bank of Corry held limited supplies. Postmaster James P. Sullivan noted heavy stamp sales in recent weeks and predicts a large local total.

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Wake Island Fully Occupied by Japanese Forces

Tokyo reports Wake Island captured after a night assault despite fierce American defenses and raging seas. Japanese accounts claim success across the Philippines with air and sea supremacy, while Berlin says four Allied ships, including a transport, were sunk by U-boat actions.

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Corry Sees Busy Christmas Amid Wartime Strain

Shoppers hurriedly complete holiday purchases as Corry reports a bustling Christmas season, despite wartime anxiety. Stores note record trade, postal service activity rises, and the 1942 city budget sets taxes with a new sinking fund and general fund allocations.

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War Department Reports Enemy Troop Ships Near Batangas

AP bulletins detail enemy troop ships seen at Batangas on Livzon Island's southern tip, about 65 miles from Masia, signaling possible renewed thrusts. Navy notes Wake Island defense may end with island capture, claims two enemy destroyers sunk, Palmyra and Johnston shelled with no casualties.

Associated Press Washington War Department Batangas Livzon Island Masia Ashington Navy Department Wake Palmyra Island Johnston Island

Pope Pius XII Calls For Progressive Armament Reduction

Vatican radio broadcast of Pope Pius XII on Christmas Eve outlines five point plan toward world peace. It urges no aggression, end to minority oppression, opposition to monopolies of wealth, a general reduction of armaments, and freedom of worship for all faiths as essential rights.

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British seize key Axis bases near Bengasi in Libya

British desert armies report rapid occupation of Ciengies in Eastern Libya and capture of two Axis strongpoints. Imperial troops seized the air base at Bening, 12 miles east of Bengasi, and Baree 2 miles northeast. Prisoners and abandoned tanks noted as forces press the pursuit of German units.

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Instruct Air Raid Wardens Across 11 Counties

A group of inspectors from the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry will train air raid warden units in 11 counties excluding Philadelphia and Allegheny at the request of the State Council of Defense. The instructors, led by H C Hutchinson, will deliver uniform procedures and offer plant protection guidance.

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War Labor Board to Handle Disputes In War Production

Washington December 24 American industrial management and ten million union workers pledged a no strike no lookout truce to aid war production in defense industries. After four days of talks representatives from labor and industry agreed to peaceful dispute resolution and President Roosevelt would set up a war labor board to oversee cases.

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Manila Battles Face New Japanese Landing Threat

Manila defense stiffens as Japanese forces land 78 miles northeast at Avimonan, aided by 40 transports. U S Army bulletin notes heavy fighting on both fronts and plans to open Manila to evacuate civilians while observers warn the Lingayen Gulf push remains most dangerous.

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