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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1942

Page

4

Greatest Crime and War Morality Reflections

A Corry Evening Journal column questions Hitler's peaceful development alternative, contrasts with Kaiser Wilhelm, warns of Germany’s possible fate, and discusses societal shifts toward firearms, housing shortages, and rural-urban labor imbalances during wartime. It laments rising plane crashes as wartime costs and urges balanced policy to aid farming and industry.

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Twenty Years Ago Notes From Journal, 1922

A list of local clerical changes includes three priests elevated within the Erie diocese and Rev Father McBride joining St Ann's parish. Leon F Bliss, a Corry native, died in Manila after years in the Philippines. Traffic Officer James Foley resigns to take another post. Mayor Alexander may seek state office. Fire Department civil service exams show only two applicants. A Community Service evening at the Eastern Star Hall drew large youth participation under Miss Ruby McCullough and S W Wolf.

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Noisy Wartime Savings Pitch Misuses Phrase

A reader comments on the taunt tautology in wartime savings appeals. The text criticizes the phrase going on as ill chosen and claims the simplest form is He is sixteen. It promotes saving money through a safe custodian and accumulating interest, claiming millions will welcome the war’s end by using this method.

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Oil Heating Share in Pennsylvania Homes Falls Below Six Percent

An analysis of 1940 U S Census data by the Pennsylvania State Planning Board shows Pennsylvania had 2,489,853 occupied dwellings with heating equipment, 65.4 percent with central systems. About 5.8 percent used fuel oil kerosene or gasoline as main heat, while coal or coke heated 85.5 percent. Gas heat accounted for 14 percent of homes, and wood 2.6 percent, with vast rural use of wood where no central system exists.

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Daily quiz questions test readers with varied trivia

A reader challenge presents ten questions on military slang geography language numbers voyages and history. It asks if one can answer seven and mentions consulting classified Columns for answers, including topics from naval terms to diplomacy and mathematics.

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Daily Dozen on the Respiratory Tract and Infection Risks

The article explains the respiratory tract, airflow to the lungs, and the mucous membrane. It notes how mucus traps germs but some penetrate, causing upper respiratory disease with sneezing and coughing. It warns public exposure spreads germs, and low nutrition or fatigue lowers resistance.

Portugal and Sierra Leone in historical notes

Factographs describe Portugal as an independent state since the th century and a republic since 1910 after King Manuel II was deposed. Sierra Leone on the West African coast is marked as a great seaport with a harbor and naval coaling stations. Lima is cited as capital of the Republic of Feri, nicknamed the City of the Binge.

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Music by Electricity and the Novachord Instrument

The novachord is an electrical musical instrument invented by Laurens Hammond. It resembles an old-fashioned synthesizer with a single 73-note keyboard and is played like a piano. Its tones are produced entirely by circuits of vacuum tubes and are controlled by simple front panel adjustments.

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Wilson’s rise from office boy to top wartime production chief

New York Sept 23 Charles 8 Wilson rose from a Sprague Electric office boy to general manager to lead War Production Board projects. The tale traces his early poverty, schooling, and grit, including mentorship from plant superintendent William Ruete who gave him a diamond pin as a symbol of his ascent.

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Volga Vital to Russ Life-line in World War II Era

The Volga River long called Mother Volga is a crucial supply route for Russia, running 2.85 miles is a major waterway linking the Caspian Sea to Moscow and Leningrad. If Nazis seize Stalingrad they would control this route cutting Allied aid. The river drains 583,000 square miles and supports vessels to seven-foot drafts. in winter it serves as a sled route.

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