In Our Opinion How To Tax A Good Mood
Corliss Lamont faced a US Tax Court ruling that his 1957 business loss was non deductible because he pursued writing and lecturing for personal desire, not money. The piece critiques IRS mood based taxation and calls for tax law simplification to reduce muddle and overpayment.
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United States
Internal Revenue Service
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Courts
Success Story of a Delegating Executive
A satirical note from The Austinite cites a successful executive as one who delegates responsibility, shifts blame, and appropriates credit, framing the trait as a paradoxical leadership style. The quip underscores a critique of management practices.
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Austin
Berlin raid and Leningrad gains move war story
RAF sent about 700 bombers to Berlin in a heavy night raid suffering 35 losses. In the east, Russian forces advanced beyond Leningrad and Novgorod while Allied troops pressed the Italian front and Minturno fell after hard fighting. Local war loan organizers and leaders met at Hotel Corry to boost promotion efforts. Also notes at Corry Lodge and a club meeting. A timber accident injured a man at Hampton Lumber. Corry Fiber Furniture shipped a carload to Washington. Corry Keystones beat Mil City Merchants 31 to 20 as Jones held Jiggs O'Dell scoreless. Master Robert Morton, pneumonia, improving, sister Helen Lou's condition worsened. A child struck by a train near Union City died at Cory Hospital.
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Jones
Jiggs O'Dell
Corry Keystones
Mil City Merchants
State Armory
Jamuuary 21, 1924 Hus service to Columbus Monday
A fragment notes a planned regular transport to and from the borough with mention of Peg Datis aged and a person named Joly Fairclough. The readable text is garbled and incomplete. No clear event, date, or organization fully established.
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Columbus
Joly Fairclough
First Watertime climb of Theenivttsern Wall at Giant's Tooth
A climbing team completed the nine hour ascent of the 760 foot Theenivttsern Wall in the Mt. Blane masssif reaching about 12 800 feet. The wall had been aided only by sun before this ascent.
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Mt. Blane Imassif
Cmorkine
Two Towers to Rival Empire State in New York
Hal Boyle notes New York plans two 10 story towers at the World Trade Center budgeted at 350 million dollars, a bold move that redefines the skyline and stirs mixed nostalgia for the Empire State Building. He reflects on height, ambition, and the changing urban horizon through personal humor with his daughter Tracy Ann.
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Canera
Eiffel Tower
France
Taj Mahal
India
Empire State Building
Tracy Ann
New World Trade Center
Brooklyn
Pisa
Johnson sees 1964 GNP above $600 billion forecast
The 1963 GNP is preliminarily set at 585 billion, up from 554.9 in 1962, with continued growth expected into 1964. President Johnson cites stronger late 1963 momentum, with tax cuts and controlled deficits as key to sustaining expansion amid mixed urban spending and consumer demand.
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Johnson
Congress
GNP
Scranton to Speak at Cincinnati International Affairs Conf
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania will headline Cincinnati's 10th annual conference on international affairs February 21. His remarks will focus on U.S. policy and global relations, drawing attendees from business and civic groups.
Wheat deal satire on hunger and debt by Paul Harvey
A satirical take on global wheat shortages, credit, and gold circulation cites Russia and the United States. It lampoons hardheaded bankers, postwar debts, and export loans while touching on hunger and political embarrassment.
Queen Frederika of Greece visits the United States
Washington notes Queen Frederika of Greece arrives in the United States for an unofficial visit to receive an honorary degree amid discussions of Greek political stability and royal challenges. The piece contrasts past demonstrations in London with the reception in the U.S. and mentions notable figures and topics from Greek royalty to U.S. political disclosures.
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Washington
USA
Frederika
Greece
United States
Barnard College
Island of
Corfu
Advertising and subscription notice appears in Curry paper
National advertising representative addresses and Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia offices. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Entry details, postage rates, and advertising deadlines are listed for Curry Pennsylvania subscribers.
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Pitty Avenue
New York
N.Y. Michigan Square
Chicago
Mortinge and Bond
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
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