Where Hitler Will Strike This Spring
The article weighs possible Nazi spring offensives in Europe including a move toward the Caucasus and possible pincer actions toward India via Africa and Turkey. It notes Sweden and Norway may play roles and focuses on halting Russian supply by Arctic routes while praising American war production. Sugar rationing is announced with May enrollment through schools for war ration cards.
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Hitler
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Tadis
Australia
Europe
Britain
Caucasus
Russia
Turkey
Atria
Suez Canal
Asia Minor
Near East
India
Sweden
Norway
Arctic
Scandinavia
United Nations
Germany
Wartime Views On Pushy Aggression And Space
The passage condemns aggressive dominance by Japan and Nazi Germany, railing against their push for more territory and influence. It contrasts British resolve and the desire for defended space and perquisites amid global conflict.
Local building boom eyed with new homes planned
Twenty years ago Corry contractors held active plans for twelve to fifteen new homes as the city began shaping up. A modern garage planned by Perry Lines will open April 15 after remodeling the old dance pavilion. Thieves stole cigars from Clough confectionery. Railroad officials promised extra lights east of the depot. A son named Bernard Hawin was born to Mr and Mrs Hdwit P Robbins on March 22. A.E. Weeks arrived for a visit after work in Barranquilla Colombia.
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Ugar
Corry
Wishin
Itas
North Corys
Perry Lines
Pals
Center Street
Calum— Ibus Avenue
Elven
D. A. Hillstrom
Corey- Jamestown Mig., Corp
Sorry-Jamestown Company
Hdwit P. Robbins
Bernard Hawin
Babe
A. E. Weeks
City
C. E Weeks
Essex Street
Mr. Weeks
New York City
South America
Barranquilla
Colombia
Collision mats and lively bits of history in one note
The passage ties ideas from taste and knowledge to power and notes a Boston newspaperwoman Harrie Quimby flying to France in 1913 after Bleviot's 1909 channel Might. It mentions Japs in aggressive behavior in Harope led by Hiller and his Nat gang, urging Americans to help restore decency amid rising barbarism.
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Harrie Quimby
Boston
England
France
Bleviot
Hiller
Nat Gang
Harope
Brett of the Air
The appointment of Lieutenant General Brett as commander of the allied air force in the Pacific reflects his organizing ability. As the fourth in his military family he carries a strong tradition, and General MacArthur is praised for his choice of a proven commander.
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Brett
Pacific
MacArthur
Diphtheria Deaths Decline With Immunization Efforts
The article notes diphtheria once caused choking deaths in children but cites immunization as preventing the disease. It reports that in 1941 only 925 deaths nationally, with Philadelphia and 80 cities contributing. emphasis on intensive vaccination lowering death rates.
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Philadelphia
Jlso Eri
Clités
Daily Quiz Questions From a Classic Classified Page
A reader quiz lists questions on geography history and language from a vintage classified column. It includes queries about island groups, coffee producers, medical terms, violin makers, constitutional succession, periodic renewals, Lincoln's assassination month, ancient lighthouse location, seasons existence, a gold cube weight, and a language usage note on Latin Vulgate.
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the Pacific
Stradivarius and
Guarnerins
Lincoln
Bradford May Get Funds For Pumpers
Bradford officials announced that under a $100,000,000 coastal defense appropriation Congress approved material for protective devices and Bradford could receive three pumps and hose. Chief Edward Larkin noted the city council, aided by Charles Cook of Wayne and the Pennsylvania Council of Defense Fire Wardens, formed the program.
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Bradford
Congress
Edward Larkin
Bradford Fire Department
Charles Cook
Wayne
Pennsylvania Council of Defense Fire Wardens
Juror Shortage Hits Chautauqua County Court
Mayville March 2 A wartime strain on the jury system leaves Chautauqua County with a juror shortage. Twelve prospective jurors were excused Monday as many work in war industries or are affected by war conditions, forcing additional notices to appear next Monday.
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Mayville
Maren
Chautauqua County
Additinel
Lee Lb. Oltaway
Unions Agree on Overtime Pay Waiver Amid War Industry Talks
The CIO and AFL unions signal readiness to modify overtime scales while House action presses for suspending the 40 hour week in war plants. OLO urges waiving overtime for weekend and holiday work within a 40 hour frame, and AFL chief Green confirms no double pay for Sunday and holiday shifts for the war effort.
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Associated Press
Washington
CIO
APL
House
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
OLO
William Green
AFL
London denies big naval loss in Mediterranean clash
Churchill disclosed that Italian fleet attacked a British convoy to Malta with a powerful force including a battleship and six cruisers. Britain reported only one merchant ship sunk. Rome claimed Italy’s Vittoria participated and that no Italian battleship was hit.
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London
Mar
Winston Churchill
Loriny
Tisllen Naval Forcs
Mediterranean
Malta
Churchill
P. L. Viet
Admiralty
Rome
Italy
Iittoria
Organizing Posse Forms to Search Missing Man
Ridgway police and residents plan a morning search for Albert W. Kuttendiner 29 of Buffalo New York believed missing in the Highland area about a mile north of Ridgway Corporal Husar said CCC boys in the region are unavailable but volunteers will join the effort and a large turnout is expected.
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Ridgway
Waren
Ouuewn
Ridgway Barracks
Albert W. Kuttendiner
Buffalo
Highland Section
Husar
CCC
New Fire Apparatus to Be Fully Streamlined
Buffalo Fire Apparatus Corp. to supply a streamlined triple combination fire truck to the city under a bid of 7626.35 with shipment promised in ninety one hundred and twenty working days. The Pathfinder model features a 500 gallon pump, 150 psi, two shaft centrifugal mixer, 10 gallon booster tank, and 72 inch body with ladders and hose, using a Hercules 1st horsepower motor and hydraulic brakes. Municipal officials seek a preferred priority rating to speed delivery and full equipment readiness for summer use.
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Hum
Buffalo Fire Appliane Corporation
Buffalo
N.Y
Mosc
Gulag
Lovells & Pathfinder
Tre Fire Appalus
Hercules
Drakes
BEC
Tive Ap Paratms
Defense Industries
Nurse Hurt in Falls from Ambulance near Sheffield
Miss Ryberg of Sheffield Pa fell from an ambulance near Cleveland Road while tending a patient. Driver Lavern Snyder of Ridgway Pa stopped to aid her. She sustained serious injuries and was treated at a nearby hospital. The report notes the Boulder Dam height at 720 feet.
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Passesvillm
Maren Za
Penylvania
Bake County
Ambelaice
Rouse 20
Drive
le Ardys Ryberg
Shefperd
Lavern A. Snyder
Ridgway
Sheffield
Miss Ryberg
Turviing
USDA Support Baugher Trial Price for Irish Potatoes
The article notes USDA price support plans for potatoes tied to wartime needs, detailing acreage allotments for 1942 and base prices in major producing areas. It also covers Clifford G Baugher’s embezzlement case, bail, and ongoing court proceedings with related local legal notes.
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USDA
Baugher
Parpoise
Waite
States Department of
Potatn
Clyde A
Zebnen
State Agriculinent Conservation Committee
Brie
Daupnyn Coun
Clifford G.baugher
Atete
Carlos
Sahelley
Thomay Fy Burbey
Baighen
Evie Slat
Eiete
Bauwwir
Baugherty
Hiarlsburg
Werner
Hiarrisboro
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Chautauqua CO
Pri
Lindsley’s Pharmacy
U. S
U.S. Defense
Citizens National Bank of Corry
America
United States
Lie
Post
Girard
Ohio
Donald Harrelbrink
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Rca-Victor
Archie W. Thompson
Ost
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Helio Americs
Boulder Dam
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