Reds' UN Dues Debate Reveals Cold War Strife
In Our Opinion the United Nations budget and Russia’s bloc role are blamed for Congo and Korea upheavals. The piece argues Moscow and allied nations have dodged assessments while intervening in Vietnam and other crises, warning of Communist leverage if they are expelled for nonpayment.
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Courteous Note From The Kermet Square Pad Ad
A brief note from The Kermet Square Pad News and Advertiser emphasizes polite communication and says courtesy remains a valued seal of the publication. The fragment hints at social commentary rather than a specific event or report.
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Hal Boyle’s Americana on a shorter work week
Hal Boyle discusses how a 10 hour work week could reshape American life and culture. He argues leisure may enrich society yet warn against romanticizing ease while noting potential shifts in behavior, manners, and daily routines alongside a church leadership appointment in Pittsburgh.
Roy Chalk and Cape May Revival Dominate Capitol Watch
Long profile of Roy Chalk as a powerful Washington lobbyist shaping transit and political favors, plus Rev. Carl McIntire expanding influence with Shelton College in Cape May. Also notes Democratic study group moves to purge Dixiecrats Williams and Watson, with Johnson backing and talk of modernizing congressional rules.
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South Carolina
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Corry News Roundup From Fronts To Local Life
World War II items report MacArthur headquarters in the Philippines facing enemy forces and Allied advances in Europe. Local actions include Corry High School basketball loss, Beavers fire damage, new factory progress, and the GAR post death of Wilder Moffitt. Clara M. Middlefield named superintendent at Corry Hospital.
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Clara M. Middlefield
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Corry Hospital
Dr. Crile
What Is The Law When Selling A Home
Question and answer discuss taxes on home sales. The transfer stamps of 55 cents per 500 of value are paid by the seller as usual. A Pennsylvania transfer tax of 1 percent of the consideration is required, and in many localities a local transfer tax of 1 percent may also be due.
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Tar JOURNAL Letters Policy Update
Letters will not be published in the LET TERS column unless the writer’s name and address appear. Opinions in letters are not necessarily the paper’s.
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Transfer Taxes and Tax Proration in Real Estate Deals
The text discusses negotiating transfer taxes and pro rating real estate taxes at settlement. It notes a 2 percent local transfer tax often split equally by buyer and seller. Agreement of sale typically prorates taxes to settlement date, affecting rebates or seller payments depending on whether taxes are prepaid or outstanding.
Corry Fire Department Names Chief and Assistants
At a meeting of the Corry Stanford Hose Company three men were recommended for fire chief and two assistants for the coming year. Jerome Davis was named chief with Al Apps as first assistant and William Halfast as second assistant. All three held those roles last year. The council will consider the recommendations on Monday night.
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al Apps
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Remarrying at 76 Sparks Hope as Letters Pile Up
A 76 year old man receives a flood of letters from admirers while his son notes the scene. Readers describe loneliness in old age and many suitors offer homes, travel, and affection. Postmarks span Tulsa to Venice as the man reads in a sunlit room with a Teller in hand.
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Maysville
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