Corry Daily Journal Publisher and AP Credits
The Corry Daily Journal lists its publisher Cole Grove P Lombard and advertising rep Fred Kimball with Associated Press credentials. It notes subscription and mailing rates and locations for ads, including Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia offices.
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South Street
Corry
Sap
Colegrove P. Lombard
Fred Kimball, Inc
New York Square
Chicago
Joe & Bond
Detroit
Qom
Pittsburgh
Jim Ride
Philadelphia
Associated Press
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War as a serious business in wartime awareness
An American reader argues Americans underestimate war risks despite Pearl Harbor. The piece cites Russia and the defense of Moscow, praises a secret defense society, and urges universal training, organized manpower, and faster air force expansion to deter invasion. It warns that air power shrinks coastal protections and recalls Pearl Harbor as a reminder.
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Drapen
Pearl Harbor
Russia
Moscow
Steppes
Freaums
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Philippines
Savagery and deception in wartime dispatches
The London and Batavia reports describe Axis retreats in Libya with boobytrapped writing implements and cameras. A Batavian tale shows Dutch Indies governor warned of traps rigged by Japanese air units to lure civilians, followed by aerial spray and attacks. The pieces argue that such depravity marks a new level of warfare by the Axis powers.
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London
Batavia
Libya
Netherlands Indies
Rationing Rules Tighten as Ban Lifts January Fourth
The text notes that beginning January 4 a full ban on sales will be lifted and local rationing boards will control marketing of all sites. Sales will require government approval and only essential uses will be permitted. Additional rationing measures are anticipated to curb prices and inflation.
World at War As 26 Nations Pledge Full War Effort
White House announces twenty six nations from the Old and New Worlds unite to fight the Axis, entering no separate armistice and pooling military and economic resources. Nations listed include United Kingdom, Russia, China, Australia, Canada, Greece, Poland, United States, and others, signaling a broad Allied alignment.
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White House
South America
Secatia
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Narkport Teeland
Russia
China
Australia
Belgium
Canada
Costa [Rica
Cuba
Grechoslovakia
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Tadia
Luxembourg
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Parana
Poland
South Africa
United States
Yugoslavia
Daily Quiz: Answer Seven Vest Questions
Fragmented quiz item asks true or false treaty status at World War II start and other garbled questions. Readable bits show a WWII era US-Japan treaty context Wake Island 1904, Everglades State nickname, and authorship inquiries.
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Japan
United States
Wake Iland
Mairy Koren
The
Pit
Uae
Clare
Special Soviet Society Chief Obstacle to Nazis Invasion
An American analyst cites the Society of Aid in Defense and Upbuilding as key to Russian resilience in 1940 1941. He says it trained 15 million civilians in defense, boosting air mind and rifle skills, enabling drastic civilian parachute jumps and urban resistance against invasion rumors. The piece notes German doubts about Soviet airpower and guerrilla potential, while overstating intelligence impressions from captured German documents.
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Hilleeam Tay
Lucien Zacharom
Deqviakhin
Hitler
Geriasiy Dow
Zachaivol
Dom
Okaine
Osavishiin Magna
Society of Aid In Defense
USSH
Speisty
Tou Saints
Zacharoff
Rpm
Rieslaw
Blood and its role in the body for Pennsylvania readers
The article explains blood as a complex fluid carrying nutrients and wastes, noting its four components and the vessels’ role in circulation. It describes clotting to prevent excessive bleeding and mentions hemophilia as a hereditary disorder affecting blood loss, emphasizing sufferers live with fear of bleeding.
Todar’s Common Error In Utterance From A Dizeaan
A garbled note debates whether a dizeaan can utter phrases about suffering and what limits apply. The text suggests a linguistic puzzle about expressing pain and capability without clear reference points.
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Todas
Hollywood Sights and Sounds in This Week’s Films
A Breezy look at Cottonmouth snake bite scene in Swamp Water with Walter Brennan and split screen trickery. Bette Davis Southern accent choice in In This Our Life. Billie Burke as Ellen Glasgow heroine. Kay Kyser Playmates features Barrymore scene with Hamlet soliloquy. John Barrymore unexpectedly moving in public stunt.
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Hubbly
Ollywood
Walter Brennan
Brennan
Bette Davis
Kingly
Bette
Ellen Glasgow
Billie Burke
Olivia DeHavilland
Miss Burke
Kay Kyser
John Barry
Hamlet
John
Kay
Barrymore
Shakespeare
David Butler
Clown
Profile
Appeasement and suppression in postwar plans
Stewart surveys U.S. and British wartime positions on postwar peace and how to restrain Germany and Japan. He questions appeasement as a path, notes the push for stronger suppression, and voices doubt about reshaping Europe and Asia to avoid future conflict. He also mentions a Treasury ruling allowing Japan to withdraw funds held in U.S. banks after wartime freezes.
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Adolf Hitler
Japan
Washington
Nippon
Manchuria
Korea
Formosa
China
Saghalien Island
Russia
Italy
Africa
Balkans
Spain
Coun Din Franco
Terra- Girma
Axia
Roaming Round-up of Corry News and War Era Notes
A sprawling column of notes from Corry and nearby towns covers business sales, personnel moves, war finance talk, and local society. It mentions a North Center street business sale finalizing soon, personnel reshuffles at Aero Supply and Rishard Powers moving to Aero Supply, and Senator Elmer Thomas backing a national lottery to fund war efforts. anecdotes include a Corry resident at sea, a city council reshuffle, tales of religious figures, hospitalization of a New York editor, and local social club updates.
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North Center Street
al Baresci
Aberdeen
Rishard Powers
Plymouth-DeSoto
Aero Supply
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
U.S. Treasury
Charles J. Burkhardt
Corry
Tee Bi Wood
New York World-Telegram
Danbury
Carlton V. King
North East
Frank MM
Jack
Loveland
Ant
Clearwater
Sunshine State
Norman
Kvants
Stanley Anderson
Seifor High
Con Aieant
Corry Gas Use Up After Fifty Years Of Field Opening
Twenty years ago the city of Corry began burning gas from fields east of town after the open by the Fiitinungh intercity office. Public schools reopened after Christmas, with attendance improving. five youths involved in a liquor sale case were picked up by officers Spencer and Cayeell. Miss Alta Young left to teach in New Jersey after vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J B Young. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Williary Dutton.
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Bob William
Theo Wile Lame
Corry
U.S
Manile
Raymond Plant
Joh A. Blatt
Rex
Benneylvani
Baltimore
Library Theatre
Warren
Acme
Olin Simmons
Union Guiy
Ld Savatorflere
Zalvolman Harley Drake
Wiiliss Myers
RD. A
da Beuch
Spencer and
Cayeell
Buneensips
Enort
Alta Young
Enplewood
N. J
J.B. Young
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