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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1936
Page
7
ERT VICAL IN NENT dis ENCH T2SORE LYN VIAS and Min COLLE REG. The readable fragment hints at a college registration event with names and locations, but specifics are unclear.
Harrisburg reports state highway patrol leadership shakeup nears closure as Revenue Secretary John B. Kelly weighs candidates for superintendent and deputy head. Deputy Philip Dotr Hershey resigns, following Captain Wilson C. Price who left in 1938, while the force grows toward 500 and recruiting of 100 more patrolmen proceeds.
Three state departments study a broad land utilization program for conservation in Harrisburg. Officials from Forests and Waters, Game Commission, and Fish Commission attend. realignment of Pymatuning sanctuary boundary in Crawford County is reported as definite.
In Ashtabula Ohio a cribbage hand yielded a perfect 29 with four tires and a Jack for Mrs L Wing. Captain J J Henry now acting patrol head will resign to avoid embarrassment to the acting superintendent after serving as commanding officer of the patrol training school. Herbert Smith warden of Eastern State Penitentiary and Joseph A Lestrange a former Philadelphia police official are named as possible successors to Price.
The text outlines charitable deduction rules under the revenue act. It explains who qualifies as a deductible organization, limits on deductions, and examples such as gifts to churches, missions, and public funds. It notes that private individuals cannot benefit and the deduction generally caps at 15 percent of net income.
Pittsburg February 26 Gov George H Walr was informed that liberalization at the University of Pittsburgh has begun. Chancellor John C Bowman stated the letter to the governor three days ago and faculty on record favor alumna representation on the school board of trustees. The tenure faculty have approved a permanence committee's study.
The Townsend Club will hold a regular meeting Friday evening at the Grand Theatre at 8 o’clock. All members are urged to attend and the public is invited. Photographer Frank Brooks will be the speaker and promises an interesting talk.
The Freehold Townsend club holds a meeting Saturday evening at 7:20 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as plans are made for a town project and local progress.
Mrs. Washinger, mother of triplets, is recovering after a bullet killed her husband. York officials say Walter Aulersall would seek a warrant against Mrs. Washinger, a 40 year old, amid questions about a remote county homicide. Beatrice Fisher, sister, provided statements from hospital.
Helen and Walter leave New York for a six month European tour with their infant son, facing family tensions and Agnes’s crisis. Helen outgrows her sisters’ influence, embracing independence on the voyage and in the continent, as Walter worries about returning home and the baby’s birth ties.
The official Olympic Games magazine in Berlin faces scrutiny for an advertisement featuring a photo of skaters Maxie Herser and Ernst Baier. The article questions the origin and rights of using the images for commercial purposes amid wartime press scrutiny.
Promoter notesClark will headline at the Washington Strait Auditorium Friday night in Jamestown. He will face Redeal in a five round main bout with four preliminaries, part of a six bout card. The event is cited as Clark’s last bout before Olympic training resumes in early next month.
A fragmented nation section riff on moral well being and civic duties. The text alludes to forecasts, personal restraint, and social behavior with references to time, warning against vice, and urging diligence toward the community. The garbled lines suggest a reflective bulletin on conduct and public life.
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