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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
4
In Our Opinion the Erie spur connecting the Pittsburgh era highway to Erie shows how big cities grab projects first while Corry and small communities feel left out. The Journal Theory claims grand projects win favor and Johnson should aid smaller towns facing neglect and delayed dams and road plans. Move over Clyde.
Question and answer explain that executors may probate a will without an attorney but warn it is not recommended. An estate requires more steps than probate, including preparing an inventory to be filed within three months.
The attorney notes the executor bears the duty to prepare and file a state inheritance tax appraisal, debts and deductions statements, an account, and possibly a federal estate tax return and petition for adjudication. He warns of time limits and other probate challenges beyond lay capacity, arguing the attorney’s fees are earned by guiding the process.
Washington column reports on widespread prying into individual tax returns by federal, state, and local agencies as lawmakers likeSen. Ernest Gruening and Sen. Stephen Young travel abroad on official business. It notes extensive foreign expense vouchers, embassy trips, hotel bills, and currency spendings charged to taxpayers, with calls for a thorough probe by Ed Long.
Jim Bishop recalls a viral brainteaser about five men on a desert island with cocoanuts and a monkey. Readers flood in with wild guesses of numbers, while Bishop offers a new puzzle about two cyclists 100 miles apart and a fly flying between them until collision.
A business press analysis notes federal credit rose from 10 billion in 1946 to about 125 billion in 1965 while the federal debt grew 17 percent to 318 billion. It classifies direct loans and loan guarantees and argues many programs are under visible accounting and may conflict with private lenders.
W 20 YEARS AGO GUAM American guns shell Okinawa for the ninth day as torpedo boats harry the Japanese. PARIS U S armor nears Berlin in the Ruhr area with 3 000 Allied tanks advancing. Raymond Mfg Co and the Frank Ames estate reach agreement for the First Ward to purchase the Whittlesey plant on East Pleasant street. Easter Monday Bingo Party at St. Edward's School draws five to six hundred attendees. VFW hosts a successful fish fry with about 75 present and dancing to Mrs Lillie's orchestra. Cecilia Sullivan reappointed city nurse by Recreation Board. Fire department responds to chimney fire on Franklin Street at Thomas Ewing home. Jerome Horton Davis born at Corry Hospital to Horton J and wife. E C B A invites for 34th annual ball on April 13 at the State Armory. Michael Crowley 86 found dead in Elgin from heart trouble. Loretta McCray dies at 66 at 215 East Smith Street after seven months illness.
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