In Our Opinion About Tax Aid to Religion
Luther E. V. Anderson of Duluth and Rev. Robert Lee Crady of Townview Baptist Church challenge federal tax policies funding private and parochial schools. The piece argues “establish” is misinterpreted, notes education as a federal duty, and asserts no danger in aiding students beyond public schools.
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Luther E. V. Anderson
Duluth, Minn
Dayton
Ohio
Robert Lee Crady
Townview Baptist Church
World War II Daily News Highlights May 17 1945
Reports from Guam and the Philippines describe heavy close quarters fighting as American advances slow. Admiral Nimitz notes 467 enemy planes knocked out as cutter planes hit 18 southern Japan air fields. In Europe U S Army logistics chief Morris Gilland takes charge of war materiel shipments for rapid Pacific deployment. The Atlantic losses cite Nazi U boats, with only 15 ships sunk out of 16 760 in convoy. Local updates cover a wounded B 29 airman Robert Morton and Edward Kovach released from German captivity, plus a Corry business campaign to recruit more soldiers for the State Guard and a spring Elks chorus benefit at the Senior High School auditorium.
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Guam
Okinawa
Japan
Mindanao
Philippines
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Washington
Nazi Germany
Holifield Faces GAO Probe Amid Waste Claims
Washington diary notes Rep. Chet Holifield shifts from champion of the taxpayer to defender of military contractors as he leads a subcommittee probe into General Accounting Office activities. The GAO, praised for exposing waste, reports to Congress and has long scrutinized Pentagon and defense links. The piece explains how Holifield’s probe contrasts with GAO’s role and hints at the inside story.
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Linus Pauling
Gal Techy
House Rules Committee
Chet Holifield
Aerospace Corp
el Segundo
California
Lockheed
General Accounting Office
Defense
Pentagon
GAO
Holifield
House Operations Committee
White House
Executive Department
Congress
Executive
Comptroller General
Montebello
Calif
Neighbors and Police Nab Local Youth Gang Members
Neighbors aided police Saturday night to break up a troublesome gang in a northwest neighborhood. Four youths, David McGrane, 17, John Sugden, 19, Joseph Hoover, 17, and Ronald Brasco, 18, faced disorderly conduct charges and were arraigned before Alderman Samuel A. Rossiter, released to their parents for a Saturday hearing. Police described the gang as terrorizing passersby with insults, rubbish, and noisy driving, and warned further arrests would follow to deter similar disturbances.
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Iai
David McGrane
John Sugden
Joseph Hoover
Ronald Brasco
Samuel A. Rossiter
Opera Star Nina Koshetz Dies at 73 in Hospital
Former opera star Nina Koshetz aged 73, once premier mistress of Moscow's Royal Opera, died Saturday in a hospital after a stroke. She toured Russia with Serge Koussevitsky and Europe with Sergei Rachmaninoff who dedicated several songs to her. Her daughter is singer Marina Koshetz.
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Danila Aina
Nina Koshetz
Dorina
Moscow
Royal Opera
Marina Koshetz
Russia
Serge ‘Koussevitsky
Europe
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Corry Journal Publication Details and Rates
Corry Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists staff roles including publisher George R. Lampie general manager William Eaton city editor Allan Hasbrouers and others. It notes advertising offices in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and shows subscription rates 13.00 yearly 11.00 for certain terms and carrier and single-copy prices. (Publication details and display ad deadline 9 am prior issue.)
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Corry Journal
Corry
Wey Mall
Bourbon Craft in Louisville Distilleries and Processes
A detailed Louisville feature explains bourbon making at Bernheim, from corn input and milling to fermentation in pools, distillation, aging in 4 to 20 year warehouses, and taxation. It notes bourbon dominates U.S. whiskey output, with a government oversight and high production costs, while employees risk termination for sipping.
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Bernheim
Woman Held In Husband's Death In Pennsylvania
A Beage County steelworker was shot to death last night and his wife, Carol St. Clair 32, of New Sewickley Township, is held in connection with the shooting. Deputy Coroner Merle Bazzett said she shot Donald St. Clair 42 five times with a .22 caliber pistol during a dispute over their infant child. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Pacific
U.S. Army
Morris W. Gilland
European
Im. Shell
Robert Morton
L48th General Hospital
Cleve Morton
Anna Kovach
War Department
Tsal
Edward’ J! Kovach
Company 4
Guy Abbey
State Guard
The
Elks
Victory Club
Charles
Lyons
Lynn
Rice
Drew Pearson
Capitol Hill
Rep
Libeee
Unholy Alliance
Ted Feeney
Mary Jean Sullivan
Fifth Armored
Germany
Lawrence F. Snow
Lutisford FE. Oliver
Snow
Crar
Joseph Campbell
Eisenhower
Johnson
Columbia University
Ike
Frank A. Woltvol
Joe Campbell
Armed Services
Beebe
Washington Street
Eric
National
Bottinelli-Rimball, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Square
Chicati Mortgage and Bond
Bee Troll
Chamber of Commerce
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Dacron
Louisville
Kentucky
Ralph Dupps
Jim Bishop
17Th Street
Reddy
Ben Hol
Bret
Mr. ¢Asch
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