Harry Auer lifelong Corry civic leader dies at 68
Corry loses prominent citizen Harry Auer a lifelong resident who supported Girly Improvement Rotary and education boards. He built the Auer Insurance Agency into a local powerhouse and contributed to charitable aid and various community projects. He was a loyal Democrat and served as postmaster for three years.
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Al Smith Objects to Government Spending Critique
Editorial excerpts from the Chevelasier Plain Desler comment on Gov. Smith's criticisms of administration costs and bureaucracy. The piece notes counterpoints citing job creation, rising incomes, and security legislation, while defending policy outcomes and arguing against pure legalistic views of relief and recovery.
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Smith Defends New Deal Critics and Al Smith Clash
An author condemns the New Deal as socialistic while praising Al Smith for seeking security for New Yorkers. The piece recalls Smith Franklin D Roosevelt Robert Wagner Frances Perkins as Albany reformers who advanced protections and questions whether the old reform spirit endures.
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Neutrality policy debate in Washington stalls for wiser course
The piece argues Congress rushes no longer toward quick neutrality laws. Walter Lippmann cautions no present crisis exists and current wartime traffic controls are imperfect yet serve a purpose. lasting policy needs full facts, public opinion, and time to shape a durable peace guiding war trade.
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Twenty Years Ago in Conception Court Officiating Officers
The Journal Files recalls events from January 28 1916. Municipal Club elected Paul W Stone president James McInnes vice president and Chester Shuss secretary treasurer. New directors appointed including Dr L M Christie and J Mount. Daughters of Isabella Conception Court 35 installation at Maccabee rooms. officers named for the year. Mrs Downey Mrs Mayme Wood and others installed. Mrs Brennan of West Church street and Mrs J B Young visited Johnsonburg. Claude P Johnson of Philadelphia formerly of Corry visited city. Mrs J McIntyre of Park street injured after slipping near the Methodist church bruising shoulder and knee.
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James McInnes
Chester Shuss
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Mayme Wood
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Paris styles unveil hydrangea blue in spring fashion
Paris reports that a mysterious lavender teal shade, hydrangea blue, dominates spring fashion. Evening coats and chiffon velvet use the color with high neck velvet buttons, sugat sleeves, and cartridge tucks. A new crepe gown in the same hue offers versatile wear from dinner to formal occasions.
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Hollywood chorus girls change with talking pictures says Lee
Sammy Lee Twentieth Century Fox dance director says Hollywood chorus girls have evolved since talking pictures began. Fifty performers in a recent focus on intellect and biographies, with most now educated, married, and seeking stable homes outside Hollywood.
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Fashion Tip From Autumn Hues To Spring Shades
A garbled fashion note suggests blending lilac mauve and hyacinth tones for spring. The fragment mentions rail trips by installments and London styling cues, but details are unclear and truncated.
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Sharply split vote on Sunday movies in Pennsylvaniа
A three fifths of Pennsylvania residents weighed a 50 50 outcome on allowing Sunday after 2 p m films in 8177 municipalities. 164 towns voted yes 153 no with 23 counties solidly against and 15 counties mostly for the measure.
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Your Income Tax Your Income Tax No. 4 How To Avoid Common Errors
Instructions on filing period for 1985 returns from January 1 to March 16 with grace day due to Sunday. Advises taxpayers to file early for mutual benefit and discusses common errors to avoid in tax preparation.
Income Tax in a Nutshell for 1936 Filing Period
Readers with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross income of 5000 dollars or more must file. The period runs January 1 to March 16, 1936, at the collector of internal revenue in the state of principal business. Returns discuss Form 1040A 1040 and show four percent normal tax after personal exemptions plus earned income credit and U S obligations interest. A surtax applies to net income over 4000 dollars.
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Tax Returns and the Bureau of Internal Revenue Urg
The document discusses annual individual income tax returns and common errors. It notes many errors arise from miscalculations that favor taxpayers, while others miss exemptions, credits for dependents, or deductions. The Bureau of Internal Revenue urges corrections to ensure proper tax due.
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Bureau of Intermal Revenue
Income Tax Do Nots and Preparation Cautions
Instructions urge careful data gathering and thorough review before filing. Do not delay, destroy memos, or submit informal explanations. Attach supporting documents to aid an intelligent audit and ensure a complete return.
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Fragmented OCR Reads of Local Notice About Election
The readable fragments describe a local public notice concerning an election at a polling place. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a formal call for voter action and official publication.
Star Signals Weathering Shifts and Advice Across Dates
General Focus provides cautionary notes on investments and personal conduct. Recurring mentions urge prudent judgment in contracts and legal matters. Specific date ranges warn of possible changes and dangers, with emphasis on financial caution and self control.
Wis Tax Rules Tighten for Individual Taxpayers
The text outlines mandatory measures and privileges for individual taxpayers in Wisconsin. It references interpreter-related rules, merit considerations, and decisions affecting income taxation under new or existing regulations.
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