Drew Pearson Reflects On Class Reunions And Education
In a reflective column dated June 17 1965 Drew Pearson recalls his Exeter and Swarthmore days and honors teachers who shaped him. He muses on World War I lessons and worries about Vietnam while praising Johnsons aid to education and predicting the president will be remembered as a builder of teachers. His grandmotherly note ends with affectionate reminders to appreciate mothers and mentors.
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New Hampshire
Itar Spooner
Phillips
Exeter Academy
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
What Is The Law? Estate Tax Deduction Question
Question on estate tax asks if mineral expenses are included. Answer states funeral costs are administration expenses and deductible for Federal Estate taxes.
Tax reform plea from a weary citizen headlined by Magna Carta anecdote
The speaker argues that the U S tax system is overcomplex and overtaxing. He urges a legal ceiling on income taxes and simplified bookkeeping. He cites Magna Carta as a reminder that rulers cannot tax unlimitedly and calls for constitutional reform to rewrite the Sixteenth Amendment. He urges President to appoint a commission to tackle the Frankenstein Monster of tax policy.
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Roaming Round Colum Highlights Local Happenings
Corry residents face bug invasions as brown insects blanket plants and city pots fail their purpose. Commencement at Corry Area High School drew praise while the auditorium felt like a bake oven. Junk cars vanish after city warnings, and Jim Williams to teach in Ravenna while pursuing night classes at Kent State. State auditors flag minor school jointure discrepancies as local gains. Roberts Furniture prizes go to McCarthy, Moore, and Wawrejka. Three German-trained teachers from different states ended up at Monroeville High School. Ceremonies mark one million acres of state game lands in Venango County with Senator Flem ing as guest speaker.
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Findley Lake
Frank Wawrejka
Spring Creek
Germany
Linda Tarbell
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Allegheny College
Monroeville
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Local notices mix of stock stocking grants and service moves
Erie County lakes stocked with about 4000 bass and 20000 tagged fish. Norman Ely, area state fish warden, cites Canadohia Lake Lake LeBoeuf Eaton Reservoir North East and Edinboro Lake as stocked. John Hornick arrives in Fairbanks Alaska to help build a church while studying for priesthood. Allegheny College to mail 11600 alumni a special edition with Kathe Tunnel managing editor. Former Corryite James E Clark cited by FAA for aiding a pilot rescue between Dunkirk and Erie. radar contact established and guidance led to Bradford airport. Suggestions raised for Cove ry police to wear name tags.
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Robert ‘Tunnell
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Wheaton professor cited for teaching excellence in Corry area notes
The Corry region reports that H. Hook assistant professor of Bible and theology at Wheaton College received a $500 teaching excellence award. The notice links his family to local church history and mentions potential impacts on state assembly reapportionment. Other local items include TV coverage of Corry Area High School graduation, summer playground safety, dog owner requests amid garden resentments, and a debate over city fine costs and penalties.
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West Virginia Poverty Label Sparks Federal Pushback
In Our Opinion the West Virginia poverty portrayal drew White House concern and a nationwide anti poverty push. Critics warn mislabeling may deter investment while arguing the program has become a gravy train, urging restraint on federal overspending.
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Veterans of Tara and Eisenhower in 1945 world events
Combat reports from June 19 1945 detail German movements toward Guam and Okinawa campaigns, U S Army advances, and a tribute to General Dwight D Eisenhower in New York. Paris announces eight U S divisions chosen for permanent duty in occupied Germany. Community notes include local music program at St Pauls Lutheran Church, Corry Fourth of July horseshoe tournament, a double car crash, a burglary at C D Wilcox grocery, a post office staff change, and the death of Civil War veteran Raphael Chapin Loupe with Mary Sullivan hosting friends.
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Corry
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Raphael Chapin Loupe
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Corry Evening Journal Old Style Masthead Note
The Corry Evening Journal presents publication details including staff names George R. Sample James Eaton Allan Hasbrouck and John McLaughlin with addresses and advertising rates. It lists office locations in Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York and notes AP News service. Subscriptions are $1.00 yearly by mail and $1.10 by mail in another rate area.
Inheritance Tax Rules Affect Funeral and Expenses
The text explains that Pennsylvania Inheritance Tax purposes allow deduction of funeral costs from the estate before calculating the taxable value. It notes that accountants commissions legal fees and medical expenses tied to the decedent's illness may also be deductible before determining the estate's value. It references shopping phrases that appear out of context.
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