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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1942
Page
4
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A historical analogy compares Greek tactics to modern war warnings. The Office of Civilian Defense warns millions of Americans living beyond bomb zones are still at risk, and many ignore defense measures while lights from towns signal enemy bombers.
The piece honors General John J. Pershing on September 13, highlighting his long service from the Philippine War through World War I. It lauds his leadership of American forces in Europe, his insistence on a separate U.S. army, and the need for decisive wartime leadership while warning against civilian dictatorship in peace.
A past issue recounts a serious automobile accident near four corners with Capwell and Schumecht. Capwell injured seriously. It notes Murphys death probe and will charge a man. The report covers new car arrivals, a Columbus avenue party at Elmer Love home, a Copry Jamestown picnic, and a lesson on data plural usage along with society items and general commentary.
George Tucker reviews how Dr. Serge Koussevitzky reshaped the Berkshire Festival at Tanglewood after government relief cut funding. The substitute student orchestra and new leadership drew mixed crowds yet boosted gate receipts and social interest, with young musicians impressing audiences and prompting locals to wonder if they can rival the Boston Symphony.
From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania a note on school lunches. Emphasizes balanced meals with quantity, quality, and appeal. Safe boxes, fresh fruits like tomatoes or oranges, peanut butter and jelly, and tidy lunch boxes improve meals.
An archival note describes glycerine in the preparation of sureieil dressings and entraptics with tannic burn jellies, recently applied to sulfonamide ointments. It mentions Peter Cooper and a reference to a gel rocking cradle final aids and musical piers.
A scrambled classiied page quiz asks seven questions on topics from history and geography to military figures. Notable prompts seek a Soviet steel nickname holder, a former U S ambassador to Japan, a naval base location, and other era trivia with named individuals and places.
Columnist Charles Semwart argues U.S. coverage of Japanese actions has biased readers. He recalls relations with Japanese agencies, admiration for some individuals, and questions how retaliation should occur given past internment and wartime tensions.
London dispatch profiles Rear Admiral Robert C. Giffen a veteran of World War I destroyers now leading U S naval task force with the British Home Fleet His record spans from destroyers to battleships and submarines with service from Teelan to Murmansk He earned the Navy Cross for the destroyer Trippe and earns British respect for his leadership.
War time stimulus boosts Pennsylvania turkey output with a 10 percent rise. Federal crop reports show about 1,020,000 turkeys produced this year, reflecting ongoing gains since prior years.
Harrisburg reports from Sept 11 indicate the Bureau of Plant Industry estimates annual weed losses in Pennsylvania reach about 24 million dollars on tillable land. Secretary John A. Light notes weeds drive significant costs and cites a conservatively projected figure around 195 dollars per acre for typical farms, well above the yearly crop tax.
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