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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1922
Page
3
The article marks Lincoln's central role in American and world history. It highlights honesty, fairness, and toleration as his lasting gifts and notes the anniversary of his birth in Kentucky. It reflects on democracy, character, and service shaping future generations.
Buffalo Courier cites the fiftieth annual report of the U S public health service urging federal cooperation to promote rural health. The Surgeon General warns against expanding federal supervision via aid, arguing states should bear costs and preserve constitutional limits. The Record notes Shoplifter bill criticism and Governor Miller urges warning against federal bureau expansion. Classifieds list for sale dairy cow lost purse and housing ad.
Ray G. Towne of Jamestown reports he faces hearing over a series of alleged crimes linked to a man with his name and appearance. The other Towne, Ray C. Towne, is sought in Pennsylvania for impersonation and fraud, while the Jamestown Towne awaits his February 18 hearing after release on bail. Both men served in the U S Army and resemble each other closely, differing mainly in hair color.
Dope sellers Nathan Mexander and Frank Lilley await sentencing as Gillette Lane from Cleveland starts serum-based treatment. The court approved using the serum to cure the drug habit, with Judge Hirt holding sentences to see if rehabilitation succeeds. Special nurses accompany Lane to Erie for the program.
Warren February news reports the Carver House changed hands to David Loupe of Williamsport a hotelman with years of experience. Loupe will take possession soon and promises to run the hostelry in an improved manner, preserving its popularity in the city. Larson and Krespan, the outgoing owners, will vacation before pursuing new ventures after selling the interior furnishings to James Edwards.
The murder trial of Marty Pax, charged with killing George Mauer last March, begins at 2 p m. A jury selection may consume most of the day as the case proceeds in the criminal court. Pax had been convicted previously but granted a new trial by Judge Rossiter.
N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey offer Buro-Phosphate to help gain weight. They claim it rebuilds shattered heroes and replaces weakness with body mass, rekindling ambition for tired people.
The notice states final filing date March 15 1922 for single filers with net income 1000 or more or gross 5000 or more and married couples with net income 2000 or more or gross 45000. It lists the collector of internal revenue district of residence as filing location and Form TOA or Form 2040 for guidance. It details 4 percent tax on taxable income up to 4000 after exemption and eight percent on the excess with surtax 1 to 85 percent on excess over 5000.
The passage explains how dividends are defined for income tax purposes and taxed. It notes dividends are distributions from a corporation to stockholders, taxed in the year cash is made available, with special rules for stock dividends and certain tax credits. It also references historical legal points including the 1918 act and the sixteenth amendment.
Letters of Administration issued to Gerald A. Gilson for the estate of Christopher C. Gilson late of Corry Pennsylvania. Creditors and debtors urged to present claims or make payment to the administrator at All King Street Corry. Don F. Smith attorney Corry Pennsylvania.
The text outlines how stock redemption or cancellation may be treated as taxable dividends, and how in kind property received in redemption is valued for tax purposes. It notes domestic and foreign implications, special provisions for dividends from related corporations, and adjustments under Section 262 for U.S. citizens and domestic groups.
Brief, unclear OCR fragment mentions loans to mentors and a maximum of 800 units. Key names and contexts are unreadable. no verifiable event or entities can be reliably identified from the text.
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