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Vintage Cleveland News newspaper from Friday, December 12, 1941, featuring historic World War II headlines just days after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The front page leads with "WAKE ISLAND HOLDS OUT; JAP NAVY FLEES PHILIPPINE BATTLE" and reports on the U.S. Navy seizing the French liner Normandie. This 7th Race Final edition includes fascinating period advertisements for The Higbee Company, Barclay's Red Label Whiskey, and Rosenblum's overcoats, offering a unique glimpse into home-front life during the early days of U.S. involvement in the war.
Condition Description: Heavy toning, significant creasing, and multiple tears along the edges and fold lines consistent with age. Paper is fragile. ONLY WHAT PICTURED IS INCLUDED - ONE FULL NEWSPAPER FOLDOUT, NO ADDITIONAL PAGES ARE COMING WITH THIS
