Allied and Allied-movement era headlines across cities
In London and Washington reports describe Allied operations against Axis holdings in the Mediterranean and Europe, plus cautions on gas protection and milk rationing. Canberra signals potential Pacific strikes as Japan remains a focus, while local notices detail a Battle of Lake Erie pageant, draft age inductees, and community incidents from Harrisburg to Canaster.
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London
Ticily
Mediterranean
Bleeders and the city clean up campaign
An editorial ponders bleeder properties blamed by the city assessor for years of shabby houses. It argues such neglect harms neighborhoods, doubts the economics of painting and renting, and notes some owners show pride while many persist. The piece praises remodeling but laments ongoing bleeders and commends the City Beautification Committee’s tough task.
Defies The Imagination Recoding by Farmers Almanac editor
The Lewisville Irish American notes a remark about editors at Farmers Almanac reworking magazine content suggesting unclear editorial choices. It questions what the editor rejected and ponders editorial standards in print.
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Farmers” Almanac
Lewisville
Man with 100 Shirts Becomes Party Staple in Tale
Hal Boyle reflects on how notoriety now comes easily in America. He jokes about owning 100 shirts as his unusual claim to fame and notes wives often resent the clutter while husbands admire the bold habit. He recalls wartime vows and reveals his shirt breakdown.
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New York
America
Msband
Wnitil
Tulsa
Elizabeth Taylor
Belgium
Strick
Erie memories and celebrations mark Lake Erie bicentennial
Reporter Jim Bishop recalls Erie Pennsylvania as a growing, solid city with skyscrapers, a new city hall, and interfaith work. He notes Archbishop Gannon and Episcopal Bishop William Crittenden, local families like Cochran and Meiser, and the welcoming people in Erie. He reflects on the upcoming bicentennial festivities and the city’s enduring personality. He chats with locals about history, loyalty, and hospitality during his visit.
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Gannon
Beumenten Couhell
Fi Gaulion
Joan Bierley
Dias
Gymmasium
Scranton
McManaman
Supreme Court
Eric
William Crittenden
Mail Truck Slams Bridge Near Garland Killing? Not Fatal
A Titusville to Warren mail truck rammed a bridge abutment on Route 27 south of Garland early Saturday. Driver Arnold N Crossley, 81, of Clarendon, was hospitalized at Warren General Hospital with head abrasions a knee fracture after falling asleep at the wheel. Damage to the tractor trailer was estimated at $10,000. no mail appears lost.
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Aitusville
Titusville
Warren
Garland
Satuday
Arnold N. Crossley
Clarendon
Aslee
Crossley
Warren General Hospital
Kennedy Civil Rights Push Amid Birmingham Dogs Backlash
Washington reports Kennedy revisions to his civil rights message grew from efforts to please southern senators and push a tax plan. Bull Connor’s Birmingham police dogs shifted momentum toward stronger federal action, accelerating White House talks with Negro leaders and calls for robust civil rights legislation and federal guarantees.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Wis
Bull Connor
Binningham
Birmingham
Connor
Pearl Harbor
Kennedys
Anto
South
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
Corry Evening Journal Local masthead and details
The Corry Evening Journal prints its masthead with publisher and staff credits including Gary as editor and Allan Hasbrouck in advertising. It lists offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Philadelphia weightman building and announces circulation rates and advertising rules.
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Gary
Evening Journal
George R. Sample
Wiliam Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Beritman
Bottinellskimball, Inc
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What Is The Law? Joint property survivorship and tax
A woman and her son hold property jointly with right of survivorship. On death of the first owner the survivor inherits automatically but Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax may apply to the transfer. The survivor’s share is taxed as one half the value. This is a general statement subject to facts.
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Pennsylvania
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