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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1942
Page
7
Asylum Reform Report Sparks Taxpayer Debate
A brief from a municipal council meeting discusses asylum policy shifts and potential tax implications. Officials consider funding changes and public safety impacts while residents express concerns over costs and service gaps. The session notes calls for further study and possible amendments.
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Ford
Sailey
Children of Atville Celebrate Burial at Private Cemetery
The article notes the funeral of a child from Atville held at a private cemetery. Relatives and local residents attended the quiet service, with the family asking for privacy and respect during their bereavement.
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Atville
Eisenhower assures French in North Africa aid is sought
In a War Department proclamation issued tonight, Lieutenant General Dwight Eisenhower tells the French in North Africa that the Allies aim solely to defeat the enemy and free France. The message, broadcast in French and dropped from planes, calls the Allied landing the first step toward liberation and notes the offensive phase of the war has begun.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
North Africa
War Department
France
French Empire
French North Africa
Eisenhower Rise as U S Invasion Strategist
Washington November 7 Dwight D Eisenhower 52 emerges as a premier Army strategist from the North Africa invasion baptism of fire He led Allied forces as commander in chief in Europe after long service in the Philippines and World War I His career includes tank training at home and key roles under MacArthur before becoming European theater commander June 26 at London Born in Tyler Texas and a West Point graduate his rise culminates after decades of service and leadership during war.
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Pross
Washington
North Africa
Dwight David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
France
Cmmander
Europe
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Desig
Axis
Rocks
Gibraltar
British Isles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
European
Britain
White House
War Department
British Radio Approval Of US North Africa Action
The British government voiced strong support for the American occupation of French colonial possessions in Africa. A CBS station report quotes an official statement saying Britain backs President Roosevelt and that Royal Navy and RAF units are coordinating with U S forces. The statement emphasizes unity with France’s recovery and independence and frames the North Africa operation as a step toward that goal.
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New York
Africa
Royal Navy
RAF
United States
Roosevel
CBS
Royal Air Force
France
United Nations
North
Liquor Board Closes East Main Street Drinkery
Rosy’s Inn on East Main Street operated by Joe Amoroso was closed by the State Liquor Control Board after license revocation. Authorities cited minors served, intoxicated patrons, disorderly conduct, and inadequate records. Amoroso pleaded guilty to several counts in county court and fines were imposed. Several other suspensions were ordered effective November 12 in related establishments.
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Rosy's Inn
Joe Amorosio
East Main Street
State Liquor Control Board
Amorosso
Amoroso
Liquor Board
Gnn
East Trades Union Club
Tne
Haston
Frank Laurite
Nazareth
John Jasinsky
Eric
Albert R. Gervi
New Commercial
Trwin
Election Signals No Wet-Dry Trend After Election
In Washington on election day 1934, Congress faces little immediate guidance on the liquor issue. States show mixed results, from dry Oklahoma to other ballots, with the old conflict appearing paused. Anti-Saloon League leader George W. Crabbe says no national movement is underway, predicting prohibition may return via education and persuasion rather than sudden action.
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Congress
League
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
Oklahoma
Josh Les
George W. Crabbe
State permits required to sell raw milk in city
Eight local dairies were ordered to halt sales of raw milk until they obtain state permits. Inspector Borchard found only five city producers held permits. The Health Department warned the eight without permits to desist and work to meet state requirements. Model Dairy Company Sterling Mills Jackman Button fairs Cartwright Store were the only locals with permits.
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State Department of Health
Walter E. Burchard
Borchard
Burchard
Model Dairy Company
Sterling Mills
Dackmen and
Button Fairies
Cartwright Store
Central Men and Women War Activities Committees Planned
Coordination of all war efforts in the city aims to form a Central Men’s War Activities Committee of eight to ten members and a Central Women’s War Activities Committee. A meeting will be held soon to organize, with representatives from various war agencies. Mrs. J A Cassidy named president of the women’s group. The plan also shifts lunch provisioning for soldiers bound for camp to a joint effort and reduces duplication across projects.
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Men's War Activities Committee
Cong
Gen Tral Men's Committee
J. A. Cassidy
Central Women's War Activities Committee
Corry
Roosevelt Appeals for French Cooperation as Allied Landings Begin
Washington reports bold landings on the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts of French Africa as British and American forces push into Morocco Algeria and Tunis under General Eisenhower. The move aims to deter Axis invasion and support Soviet aid, with British reinforcements promised and timing set for 9 P.M. Eastern.
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White House
America
Africa
North Africa
Morocco
Algeria
Tunis
Mediterranean
Sengal
Dakar
Atlantic
Brazil
Solomon Islands
South Pacific
Roosevelt
London
Europe
French North Africa
United States
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