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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
4
Washington reports new U S patents granted before Pearl Harbor cover odd devices. Ash tray with extendable arms, keyhole light for night use, and sewing machine flywheel powered gadget headline a list of items including nursing battle aid, illuminating razor handle, and a vermin zapper.
Jon Selby surveys Lorna Lindsley War is People praising its vivid field notes on German occupiers in France and the human horror they evoke. He also weighs Edward V. Rickenbacker Seven Came Through for its sea drama and the Naval Officers Guide by Arthur Ageton as an essential Navy handbook, noting limits on a warrant officer subject.
A fragmented account traces Copper Harbour history near Lake Superior with miners from Europe, pioneer customs, and distant trade routes. It notes early expeditions to Sault Ste Marie and Detroit, and mentions a spring fiction piece on Ivy Litvinoff's Moscow Mystery adapted for American readers.
Jamestown officials report a bill passed on its third reading to secure land in Chautauqua County along Chautauguas Lake for muscallonge propagation. The measure authorizes a $13,000 appropriation for land purchases and places the project under the conservation department.
Federal grand jury indicted Dancl Amottis for unlawful interstate movement to avoid prosecution after the St Josephs Club hold up on March 9 1939 in North East. Three other defendants already sentenced. a bench warrant issued for Amottis. Robbers armed with guns took money from officers and members. State police arrested the other three men. Eries C Carlyle Brock announced Bridger Dairy takeover of the Bridger Dairy Edinboro road B D 4 from W J Buldges.
A New Era of bipartisan cooperation emerges as Republicans and Democrats renew the Lend-Lease pact and align on war policy. The piece stresses united resolve, warns against future conflicts, and notes key figures like Morgan and Petain facing decline.
Fragmented OCR text references air power, Rommel at Busserine Pass, and Allied preparation. Mentions premier in ending and enemy preparations. Content is garbled but suggests emphasis on air strategy and broader wartime mobilization with allied and Axis mentions.
The article argues wartime needs justify employing disabled workers. It claims proper placement and training enable efficiency, with machinery adapted for those who cannot stand. It states the deaf, deformed, and blind can contribute, and calls for unity among physics, management, and labor.
The prompt presents a set of fragmented trivia items and unclear queries about historical figures and topics. The readable portion asks for the title of the head of the General Accounting Office, a position typically held by the Comptroller General. The rest of the text contains garbled questions and typos, making it difficult to extract coherent facts or dates.
In old Wrederha near Saint Simons Island historic oaks shelter Latin preaching sites for settlers. Wartime needs push aluminum brass and copper production to high levels, altering economies and landscapes as power demands drive quicker, costlier outcomes.
The critique discusses Ivy Low and her Moscow novel, noting changes since the era depicted and the book’s value as a period piece. It also reviews Walter Duranty’s works, calling Think Find a Key a frustrating "novel" yet praising some sections and Duranty’s philosophy and writing skill.
A brief passage notes JonP Eventig described as an excellent monologuist with a Simon & Schuster attribution priced at 2.50. It calls for recognition on a packet and labels the performer as an excellent monologuist.
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