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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1942
Page
4
A Corry Pa newspaper op ed praises American war readiness and convoy logistics. It cites Africa operations, large expeditionary forces, and vast ships delivering troops and supplies. The piece argues American planning and transport efficiency reassure the public about overseas campaigns.
The piece condemns internal labor clashes during critical war production. It notes 7,000 Detroit workers walking out on November 6, halting key plants. The author urges using existing mechanisms to settle disputes and condemns union interference that weakens national defense.
The United States and Latin American communities build closer ties through cultural exchange and a new American room library. A Brazilian visitor has logged many trips to New Thi, and mutual knowledge sharing is highlighted by librarians active in this cross-border program.
Twenty years ago a city section notes bootleggers and moonshine dens still operating with poisonous brews causing multiple injuries but no deaths. A freight wreck near Green River, Wisconsin killed three. locals, including Charles Kroinas, admire interior work at a redecorated North Center street establishment.
A fragment discusses the skin as a vital organ, its protective role against irritants and infection, and its functions in regulating moisture and sensation. It mentions skin's link to blood flow and its responsiveness to oils and contact, though the text is garbled and fragmented.
Harrisburg nov 13 county quotas for rationing farm machinery to Pennsylvania farms will be set by the war board as a permanent system tied to Federal guidelines. Quotas are expected at about 20 percent of 1940 production with emphasis on equipment saving labor. Existing temporary allocations continue through county committees supervised by the State War Board.
A reader edition presents ten questions from the classified page including World War II air raids on a Mediterranean island, the Turkish city once called Constantinople, Canada’s largest city, and Henry Morton Stanley’s African search. The quiz asks about anniversaries, rail mileage, national origins, and explorers.
A jumbled collection notes Benjamin Franklin family remarks on marriage and printing, the habit of spinal posture correction, a heavy steam locomotive on Canadian National Railways, a geometry language question, a hazy honey crop value, and crop stock figures from Pennsylvania and federal reports.
Washington column weighs postwar democracy relations with Soviet Union and Moscow’s shifts from ogre to ally. It questions how democracies will relate to Bolshevik rule, and whether a middle path can emerge between capitalist and communist ideologies. The piece reflects on Churchillian worries and the evolving stance of Allied powers toward Russia.
Fragmentary OCR text references a person aid inquiry and government action. It mentions a disappearance and possible references to named entities like Eger and Over, suggesting a news brief about a missing person and official response. Content is unreadable and lacks concrete facts.
Harold W. Ward profiles John W. Murphy a Scranton attorney who will succeed late Patrick J. Boland as Pennsylvania’s new Democratic congressman. Murphy, a Penn graduate and lawyer with a record as a fearless prosecutor, recalls his first Washington trip in 1918 and plans to focus on legislative work while letting senior members handle speeches. The district seats four Republicans and three Democrats in the new Congress, with Murphy representing the urent change.
Five more enlisted U S Navy personnel departed for Buffalo to undergo physical examinations before assignment to a naval training station in Sampson Minnesota. Names listed include Joseph J DeDad James J Briggs James A Ongley Lloyd E Hucks Guy Mills Lyle T Battles and Mrs Veronica Barret Bolan who will be sworn after election certification by the secretary of the Commonwealth.
In Louis on November 13 Pennsylvania’s utility commissioner Richard Beamish asserted many witnesses will testify on the bike value of utilities properties. He urged action to end waste and stop “shady” revenue schemes, claiming millions of dollars have been taken from the public by deceitful practices.
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