Roosevelt Solo Press Conferences Shape Policy And Image
United Press reports March 2 outlines President Roosevelt’s informal biweekly press conferences. It notes the shift from written questions under Harding and successors to his spontaneous style, plus an episode where a Pittman speech prompted constitutional reference to shield comment.
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Europe
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Hoover
Deduction for Tax on Motor and Gas Use
Tax guidance covers allocating car expenses between business and personal use based on time. Example with 800 total expenses yields 600 deduction for business use. Gasoline tax rules differ by whether taxed at consumer or dealer level and by business use, with records required for deduction. News note contrasts Roosevelt press conference with Hull briefings and reports of Mr and Mrs Keister’s trip to Pittsburgh.
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Internal Revenue
March Brings Break in Cold Weather Across Corry
The month opens amid a harsh spell with bitter cold and near zero readings. Snow, winds, and fog hamper travel while fuel bills rise. a thaw on the 25th brings rain and flood fears, followed by a brief warm spell and hints of early spring.
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Wenthie
Yhly
Rowplin
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Sonn
Marek
Two Corryites Fined for Motor Code Violation
Corry residents W. H. Paul and Lawrence Brown were fined for permit or license infractions after a Saturday arrest as highway patrols checked drivers. Paul paid $50 plus costs for allowing another to use his license. Brown was fined $10 for operating without a license. Police continued checks as 1935 permits expired, while many residents reported delays receiving new permits. Miss Anne Carnegie left for Erie to serve on jury.
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Tragic double suicide note in small town figures
Coroner reports a series of self inflicted gunshot attempts ending in two deaths. Henry Copeland aged 23 from NtuCantockville and another man, Copeland listed as 74, both perished after failed efforts to survive a prior shooting. The case unfolds Sunday as authorities piece together the events and timing.
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Franklin Youth Dies After Wounding Himself
Joseph Burgess a 19 year old Franklin High school student died at Allegheny General Hospital from a self inflicted wound. The youth who believed he had disgraced his family had returned to Pittsburgh after being sent home from school when authorities found liquor on him.
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Fail to Settle Warren Strike at Phoenix Furniture
The Warren strike flared as 70 of 141 workers voted to reject a labor department brokered agreement with Phenix Furniture. Thomas M. Newmaker, U S commissioner of conciliation, presented the pact to firm president Newmaker and union leaders, but workers balked after a six hour meeting.
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Dairymen Meet Saturday at Local League Rally
Dairymen gathered Saturday for a Corry area Dairymen's League meeting. A turkey dinner preceded an afternoon meeting and program. Carl Proctor led a Line fullness session with papers on the Cleomargay Question. Speakers included Roy Swart and Mrs. Nina, with music by Marlon Swart and a pantomime by several performers.
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C. Wisner
Golden Rule Club To Elect Officers
The Golden Rule Club will elect officers at the main dinner meeting held at St Pauls Lutheran church at 6 30 tonight. County Commissioner Thomas Finley will deliver the address before the annual meeting, expecting a large turnout of members.
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Not since Irene's wedding the Rileys meet again
In a chapter XI funeral scene the Rileys and Terhunes gather for Dirk Terhune's death. Walter, torn by Irene's scandal, faces mounting pressures from family, finances, and a looming separation with Helen as Irene sinks deeper into isolation.
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