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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1942

Page

4

War News Declares Fall of Singapore Imminent

Publisher warns of a looming catastrophe as Japan advances in the Far East. The piece laments underestimation of Japanese wartime plans, urges full mobilization, and warns of global disruption if production and power balance are not rapidly rebuilt. It emphasizes the massive, long-term effort needed to counter Axis advances and avert a wider disaster.

Ad Hakice Cithier Singapore Far East Japan Pacific Lst Lievirne United States Great Britain Sherman Germany Tles

Pennsylvania liquor study calls for tougher enforcement

Readers urge quick endorsement of the Pennsylvania Alcoholic Beverage Study recommendations. It urges more enforcement agents, lower state liquor prices to squeeze out illicit sellers, harsher penalties for repeat offenders, stricter license grants, and broader enforcement to curb growing liquor-law abuses in the state.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Alcoholic Beverage Study Tiwiso Erle County

New Lives For Old-Midwest Woman Opens New Vista For Handicapped

A St Louis non profit firm near Wellston provides jobs for disabled workers in a necktie packing and letter addressing operation. The effort began after Gladys Porter, a polio survivor, inspired founder Mrs Hosenblum to create a cooperative that employs amputees and speech-impaired individuals, funding a program that donated to infantile paralysis research and charity drives.

Cooperative Warkers Mbey Wallif Meckile Workers’ Organization Gladys Porter Hosenblum Gladys Rosenblum Porter Sprane 4 St. Louis Salvation Army Red Coosa

Mayor Announces Run for Legislature in Republican Nomination

Twenty years ago the Driller Farnsworth rig moved from the water company site to the Greene Jease on Seneca Street with drilling to start next week. A meeting of Parenli automobile stock buyers was held at the Municipal building to discuss the proposition. Mayor Alexander stated he will seek the Republican nomination for the legislature, ending weeks of speculation about his candidacy.

Farnsworth The Water Company Greene Jease Seneca Street Umder Way Alexander Assembly Ane Wyman Kay Kyser St. Joseph Bert Gary Cooper Ware Lightning Justice Police Headquarters Herry

Hollywood Tales of Truth in Casting Tricks

An article recalls how actors inflated past experiences to land film roles, detailing cases like Anna Lee and Judith Allen. It notes talent scouts’ reliance on embellished origins, with examples including Robert Stevenson and Betsy Kies, showing the lure and risk of hotly spun résumés in early Hollywood.

Anna Lee Anna London Robert Stevenson Stevenson Car and Furs Gus Sonnenberg Judith Allen Robert Cummings England Dubuque Town Pegey Ilies Miss Kies Hollywood Margaret Lindsay

Washington Memorial Eulogy Quotation Cited by Lee

The text cites Gen Henry Lee, governor of Virginia 1791 1754, praising Washington with the line first in war first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen. It notes a Swiss youth choosing military service and branch after a physical test, reflecting enlistment customs.

Henry Lee Virginia Washington Cervier

Fragmented note on gendered French birth terms and names

Oddly phrased text discusses masculine and feminine forms of the word born in French and a claim about naming conventions. It mentions Mes, John Jones, Lucy Smith, and Foi cah, suggesting errors in gendered agreement. The passage lacks coherent structure and firm facts.

Mes John Jones Lucy Emith

The War Drives Microchip of Identity Cards Idea

Stewart argues the war raises pressure for universal identification cards for all adults and warns of totalitarian risk. He recalls Hoover and lawmakers debated registration, notes practical cedula forms used in Argentina, and laments graft and uneven enforcement amid calls on Capitol Hill.

Charles P. Stewart Thi War United States Joo Aome Congress Edger Hoover Federal Bureau of Invvestigation Capitol Hill

Mayor of Dover Begins 18th Term Without Campaign

Dover leader J Willace Woodford starts his 18th consecutive year as mayor without campaigning or filing for nomination. The 51 year old Republican runs a nonpartisan admin istration while serving as county rationing administrator and holding multiple civic roles. Despite strong popularity he has never faced opposition or solicited votes, with Dover’s small electorate historically low in turnout.

Wide World Pextures Dover Del Delaware J. Willace Woodford Woodford Repai- Means Tim

Barp Swallow and Night-Hawk Set Long Distance Records

Birds migrate from Muska and northern Canada in summer to the pampas of Argentina and Paraguay in winter. The coffee growing region of Brazil is noted for perfect conditions for the crop. The caraguna is an ornamental Asiatic tree with pale foliage and yellow vernal flowers.

Canada Pampas Argentina Paraguay Brazil

Daily Quiz Lost Questions Challenge You

A reader challenge lists ten flawed trivia prompts about Trotsky, Greenland, Honduras, squeeze plays, Guam, aliens, Martha’s Vineyard, Robespierre, and yards in a mile. The piece asks if you can supply missing words and answers seven items.

Leon Trotsky United States Chile Causa Mexico Toelands Greenland Honduras Guam U. S Martha's ‘Vineyard Robespierre France

Farmwork Seen As Most Hazardous Occupation

A note on farm safety cites 4500 annual farm accident deaths, with construction 3600 and manufacturing 2300. It argues isolation increases risk, as farmers lack a coworker for support. Machinery causes 30 percent of farm accidents, animals 20 percent, and falls 9 percent. farmers must be their own safety inspectors.

Beratse & Farmer Wone

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