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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1942
Page
4
A wartime editorial argues that Britain and the United States may push into Germany next summer or later. It warns that small nations would be invited to join and emphasizes military and psychological strategies. It condemns German aggression and calls for accountability, stating that peace comes only after the sword’s consequence is understood.
The piece notes that even a simple Sunday School picnic reveals fuss fame and fury as organizers learn from England. Critics jump to conclusions over parchment diplomas and a stray dog incident, but the overall effort progresses honestly, like starting a cold car engine.
The article discusses the tension between presidential authority and cabinet member speech. It notes that officials crave audiences yet hold high powered positions, and argues for restraint. It reflects on a time when a president may limit or encourage cabinet commentary to maintain stability and national discourse.
Detroit's auto industry has pivoted to war output, converting plant capacity to armor plate, tanks, engines, and other weapons. By mid February, orders totaled over a billion dollars with forecasts of heavy hiring and extended shifts. Workers face unemployment during shutdowns, wage pressures, and demands for tax relief as the industry gears up for a multi-shift wartime program.
Old urge does not come to all at a given time of life. Some are old at middle age while others are young in body and mind in later years. Heredity influences aging, and some are prone to certain diseases. Readjustments in middle life are needed, with mental, emotional balance, regular sleep, exercise, and moderation to cope with heart and arteries changes.
A collection of notes on the March birthstone bloodstone as a courage symbol, a description of a dog’s movement, and references to phrases attributed to William Graham Sumner and Lily Langtry. It also touches on terms used in military camps and a note about today’s common language errors in sports.
Twenty years ago reports from Erie detail road boosters lining up support for the Corry and Waterford highway. The High School agriculture instructor notes a poultry husbandry class starting tomorrow evening. Mrs. E J McIntyre dies at her daughter’s home aged 62 years. Prank Dodd elected to director and secretary treasurer posts after J F H Clark resigns. Corry Post American Legion organizing a military ball at the state armory this evening. Erie police seek the assailant in the murder of Michael Hill, believed to be from a Brie night incident.
A reader quiz featuring questions on military roles, wartime election rules, presidential terms, capital cities, New York boroughs, Mississippi River source, Supreme Court salaries, state holiday origins, Windsor lineage, and star sizes. The mix resembles a classified puzzle page with multiple choice and factual prompts.
Kane reports a powder snow base of 10 inches and subfreezing temps around 20 degrees as a busy weekend on nearby slopes looms. Gusty, operated by D A Dougherty, runs an improved tow up a 475 foot hill while Watermill Race, four miles north in the Allegheny National Forest, offers thrills for experts and intermediates on fast runs.
Navy officials describe extensive damage across the Pacific theater with 8000 ton auxiliary ships and many smaller craft damaged or destroyed. They note the loss of 38 planes including multi engine bombers and four engine seaplanes, and cite ineffective Japanese shore batteries as American forces pressed attacks on military targets. The report also lists fortified bases with hangars dumps runways and warehouses in the campaign.
4-H Club members will aid Uncle Sam production by fattening two or more pigs and expanding home gardens while more baby chicks are raised to ease labor shortages. Open grown maples may yield higher sugar content with early thinning to allow full crown development. Turkey poults require breed and strain selection. Check farm implements. tighten bolts, weld cracked parts, and bolster frames for sturdiness.
Radio listings show WEC stations and CBS NBC and MBS schedules with multiple programs. Notable items include Genye Stokowski’s concert, programming from Lux Llucille Maxwell, Carroll O’Donnell, and a Claude Pepner segment on Fighting For Victory. Also listed are film stars, orchestras, and lectures across several networks.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lewin ston and development routes with unclear meaning. No definite events, dates, or named organizations are readable. The readable fragments point to an unused or incomplete note about booking or physics but lack coherent facts to summarize as a news item.
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