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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1942
Page
4
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The British government proclaims that Britain now produces more war materials per capita than any other nation, with a doubling of output in key areas and rising overall share. It credits American leadership in air and naval tech while noting ships and plans still flow to Britain, and argues the United States must expand its own war output to match Allied needs.
The piece argues draft age debates stem from idealized views of adulthood. It notes many wars began with recruits under 18, citing historical patterns and parental difficulty accepting youths as grown men, while drawing a contrast with college football as a rough proxy for military life realities.
A critical column argues that reliance on instinct over experts dulls strategic sense in the German leadership and warns that Allied leaders Joe 31 f and Winston Churchill risk feuding, hurting unity. It laments internal opposition in the United Nations, urging cooperation to avoid ruin.
General MacArthur dominates current coverage as public opinion tilts in his favor amid mixed feelings from allied commanders in the Solomon Islands area. Reports note his aggressive stance and stated resolve to fulfill pledges to supporters, despite recent setbacks and unclear strategic lines back to Australia.
In a wide World Features interview, Yank Levy argues German forces cannot take Stalingrad due to defender familiarity with urban warfare, guerrilla tactics, and the advantage of street fighting. He outlines methods like night maneuvering, sewer tracking, smoke screens, booby traps, and coordinated room entry to repel attackers. Levy, a former fighter now teaching defense to the British Home Guard, details practical techniques for urban combat and assault countermeasures.
Hollywood notes trace Lassie the collie from a ranch dog ignored by studios to the star of Lassie Come Home. Rudd Weatherwax raised the dog, later supplying her to director Fred Wilcox after a long talent hunt across the country. Lassie, real name Pal, becomes a potential leading dog in Technicolor.
The New York scene shows a persistent Broadway boom as October heat fuels crowds. Theatergoers from Connecticut, New Jersey, and beyond fill streets, while prices soar and many shows struggle yet survive amid mixed reviews and heavy demand. The film world also shifts talent to Broadway with Eddie O’Shea and Flora Robson drawing attention as Hollywood actors seek stage work.
Columnist notes talk of Fiorello LaGuardia as a potential presidential candidate if Roosevelt is not re elected. Discusses his independence from parties, liberal stance, leadership appeal to New Dealers, and possible alignment with Henry A Wallace. Comments on his Italian heritage and broad appeal across urban voters.
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Twenty years ago Corry voters weighed a pivotal election with focus on a school bond and a sewage plant plan. City engineer Dickson said plans near completion for a plant at the Winton site, to be reviewed by the city commission then sent to Harrisburg within two weeks. Local obituaries include Mrs. Angelina Benson of Columbus and Mrs. Sarah Eastwood, with other local notices and family ties noted through the week.
The piece links ancient animal knowledge to Egypt and Siberian finds, mentions aluminum statue capstone at the Washington Monument in 1884, and notes a World War I gun gifted to Chanute Field. It then discusses war’s psychological impact, claiming fewer personal crises in wartime as people focus on national needs and present concerns over future worries.
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A historical note explains that conservation officers patrol an average vast territory in Michigan. The department of conservation assigns officers to air patrol activities covering about 850 square miles. The text highlights the scope of patrol responsibility and the role of officers in safeguarding natural resources.
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