Ridiculous tax bureau name change teased by Opinion
A Lancaster Intelligencer Journal item mocks Harrisburg Department of Revenue renaming the Bureau of Sales and Use Tax as the Bureau of Taxes for Education. The note jokes about moving funds for public relations and education, questioning the appeal of new tax slogans and the burden of taxes.
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Grass Roots Opinion in Childress Reflects on Free Speech Limits
Grass Roots Opinion from Childress Texas argues Americans must balance free speech with decency and respect for the nation. The writer warns against civil disobedience and stresses appreciation for the country that nurtured citizens for over a century.
Harrisburg Odds And Ends From Capitolsville
Harrisburg column notes spring primary results and upcoming canvas of votes by Return Boards at noon. It warns absentee ballots must arrive by May 3 at 10 a.m. and describes California sourced classified directory bills sent to Pennsylvania businesses. It mentions Pennsylvanians and mentions Governor Shafer, Warren Scranton, and Sheriff E Wilson Purdy with brief local notice requests.
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E. Wilson Purdy
Scranton
Scranton Administration
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Purdy
Dade
Corry Evening Journal Subscription Rates
The notice lists mailing options for Secon Mail by carrier with a rate of 8 cents per copy and 65 cents per month, or per year in advance, with details unreadable but indicating subscription terms.
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Greenville race tensions outlined amid civil rights push
Drew Pearson examines Mississippi Delta Greenville amid riots and bombings in the North. He notes a twofold conflict between economic aims and racial unrest, detailing Gov. Williams and local leaders debating Graflex training plants for displaced workers, while Negroes seek jobs and civil rights gains in a tense, unsettled Deep South.
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Greenville
Delta Ministry
Mississippi
Contact Details for Local and National Elected Officials
A compact directory lists state and federal officials with contact addresses. It names Assemblyman Forest Hopkins in the northeast, Senator James Willard of Mercer County, U S Senators Hugh Scott and Joseph Clark of Philadelphia, and Congressman Joseph Vigorite of Erie, each with their respective Capitol or House Office Building mailing addresses.
Reporter Oh That Chineze Foodl In A Chinese House
Jim Bishop recounts a chaotic dinner with Chinese food and street scene in a house shared with a Chinese host. The piece blends humor and culture clash as dishes range from shark fin soup to duck feet, with vivid, tongue in cheek observations about translation and manners.
It Happened In Corry Twenty Years Ago
Corry notes from April 26 1948 report lightning started a fire at Concord School preventing major damage to the First Ward building. Damaged estimated at 1000 dollars. City officials warn city drivers they will be dismissed for drinking on duty and Mayor Kinley addressed the fire department. An Imperial Hotel fire prompted the warning. A community band meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 pm over Cherry Hardware on West Maine Street. Primary voters in Corry cast fewer than 800 ballots with the Second Precinct First Ward delivering 150 votes. A new front is under construction on the Messenger store at West Main Street and N Cohen now owns the property.
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J. Fred Kinley
Imperial Hotel
Cherry Hardware
West Mainebreet
Cor- Ty
What Is The Law Question On Divorce And Annulment
A divorce ends a valid marriage by terminating its bonds. An annulment aims to show no valid marriage ever existed. In Pennsylvania courts cannot annul a marriage unless it was void at contract, such as a bigamous situation where one party already had a spouse.
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