Evening Journal Local Advertising Rates and Merger Note
Publication billing details list Go le grove Arthur Colegrove publisher National Advertising Representative Fred Kimball Inc New York Office and Associated Press rights declarations plus subscription prices and mail rates for Cory Pennsylvania with notices of rates and advertising inquiries.
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Corr Evening Journal
J' Et Fe Bout Street
Cony
Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Fred Kimball
Cartier
Taxing Cooperatives and 1946 House Campaign Funding
The American Institute of Cooperation heard at Purdue about U S moves to tax cooperatives competing with private business. Canada taxes profits from non member business, while patronage refunds stay tax free. In the U S concerns rise over tax exempt cooperatives disguising profit ventures. A 1943 report required coopertives to reveal revenues. 1945 Treasury data covered about 102000 cooperatives with assets around 30 billion dollars and 1933 gross receipts over 46 billion. A House committee will organize to study 1946 campaign spending, with possible higher totals as Republicans seek control and Democrats defend their current majority.
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American Institute of Co- Operation
Purdue University
United States
National Tax Equality Association
Ito
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Congress
The
Treasury
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Local dairyman Schedules Sale as Trade Shifts
H C Warner, a well known local dairyman who suffered a crushed leg in an accident on Liberty Street, sold most of his milk route. C C Warner took over a major portion while other dairymen also participated in the sale.
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H.C. Warner
Liberty Street
Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A clipped quiz from a classifieds page asks seven questions about geography history sports and politics. Topics include Bedloe Island jurisdiction Gordian knot outs in baseball federated Palestine viemographic study The Doctor's Dilemma author and state sizes Great Lakes US borders and a 1940s campaign finance note citing Hatch Act limits and Senator Warner's reported spending.
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New York Harbor
New York State
New Jersey
Alexander the Great
Hannibal
Julius Ceasar
Palestine
Delaware
Nevada
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Great Lakes
United States
Paul Mellon
Liberal Arts
Detrosting Poultry By Overnight Or Cool Water
Detrosting poultry may be done by holding overnight at a temperature of 40 to 50 degrees or by placing in clean cool water for four to six hours.
Fight for Free Silver Stirring Washington
Washington debate over government silver stocks for industry heated as Congress authorized purchase and sale at 90.5 cents an ounce after a long price fight. Treasury bought only 3400 ounces in a month. industry faced shortages while domestic output lagged behind needs.
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Wana
Samul
Washington
OPA Legisla
Congress
House Senate
Treasury
Senate
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
House
OPA
Treasury-Post Office
Left-Handed Children Urged To Embrace Difference At School
Medical Society of the Blaze Wrants cautions against pressuring left-handed children to switch hands. Emphasizes that handedness is not an abnormality and should not trigger inferiority complexes or nervous disorders. Encourages supportive environments and natural development to avoid mental confusion.
August Sets New License Record in County History
County records show 439 marriage licenses issued in August, announced by Register of Wills Ralph McCord. The figure surpasses the previous high of 418 set in June, with 207 in August last year and 180 in August 1944. Year to date total reaches 2,326, suggesting a new annual record.
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Eric
Register of Wills
Ralph McCord
McCord
Daily News counts rise and fall through American history
The article notes U S daily newspapers grew from 908 in 1880 to a peak of 2461 in 1916, then declined to 2147 at the start of World War II, according to 20th Century_find.
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Daily News
United States
William D Mitchell Dies at 78 in Corry District
William D Mitchell 78, well known retired farmer, died at 8 05 am at his home 456 East South street after strokes since July. He farmed between Bast Branch and Spring Creek for 32 years, retired 10 years ago, moved to the Merklinger property. Survived by wife Bertha Smith Mitchell, 14 children including Ora Paul Leon Howard Elton William, 8 daughters, 42 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, and 3 sisters. Body to Davison Funeral Home. services at Dobbs Corner Church at 2 pm. Burial East Branch cemetery.
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East South Street
Mr. Mitchell
Bast Branch
Spring Creek
Merklinger
Bertha Smith Mitchell
Hinsdale
Lillian Warner
Erie
Mitchell
A. W. Alcorn
Corry
Jota Anderson
Oil City
George Hadlock
Oconto
Wis
Davison Funeral Home
Dobbs Cornere
East Branch
Non-Support Bureau Moves to Probation Office
Erie report states the county 75.z 800 per year non-support bureau was moved from the district attorney's office to the probation department under Chief Leroy Search. Miss Sally Leiter was named clerk in the new office, salary to be set later. DA Damian J. McLaughlin will still prosecute cases. The transfer shifts follow-up work from the prosecutor to the probation office, aiming to free time for criminal investigations as about 915,000 dollars annually flows from husbands to wives via court orders. Additionally, Clearfield notes a local employment office seeks four left-handed women for a flange folding operation to meet an industry need.
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Erie
Leroy Search
Elmer L. Evans
Burton R. Laub
Scont House
Sally Leiter
West 10Th Street
Laub
Damian J. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Clearfield
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