Invasion Armada Moves South East Europe Front
A 1944 newswire reports a British American invasion armada advancing toward Albania across the Adriatic, seen as a possible first move to eject Nazis from southeast Europe. Moscow reports the Hed army driving toward Kiev along a 100‑mile front as it closes on the Dnieper line and potential Navi force threats loom in the wider arena. Also notes local events: horse show at Fox Farm, Corry High football opener at Loveland Field, and obituary of local resident, Rex Miz Co. owner. An eclipse is forecast for Monday afternoon, partial here.
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Moscow
Ukraine
Kiev
Dnieper
Death of W Eugene Rhowdes Shocks Community
Forty years ago on September 10 1820 news arrived of the death of W Eugene Rhowdes. Local residents expressed deep regret as friends and acquaintances learned of the loss and extended condolences.
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W. Eugene Rhowdes
Pennsylvania Twin Double Pays Big Purse at Liberty Bell
A harness race at Liberty Bell Park last night produced the first twin double in Pennsylvania with a purse of 16312 dollars. Patron Gertrude Kuitioan of Philadelphia claimed winnings as a single horse canceled by a rival choice, according to a DWA spokesman.
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Tax dodging scandal hits high office veteran Lan dis
The essay criticizes James Landis former Harvard law dean and longtime government adviser for tax evasion. It notes he paid no tax for five years on earnings around 60 thousand dollars, received only a 30 day sentence, and contrasts leniency with public outrage over officials evading taxes. It argues presidential patronage should not shield tax dodgers and calls for stricter scrutiny of appointees by Justice and Treasury.
Rising consumer debt sparks cautious outlook in 1960s economy
AP analysis notes consumer and mortgage debts climbing past one trillion dollars with corporate and home mortgage burdens. Foreclosures and extended instalments stretch payments while savers see minimal gains. experts debate risk though conservatives warn of danger while optimists downplay.
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New York
Naticlal
Securities and Exchange ‘Commission
Hal Boyle Americana Riffs on Modern Affronts and Ironies
American humorist Hal Boyle catalogs modern annoyances from intrusive TV ads to disrespectful dinner guests. He skewers executives who boast at home, fashionably cranky diners, loud magazine humor, and petty social pretensions, ending with a jab at jokes about John F Kennedy and his family.
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Maelen
John F. Kennedy
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Rains Improve Late Pa. Crops
AP reports rain last week boosted Pennsylvania pastures and late season crops. Heavy precipitation up to three inches fell mainly in the southeast, slowing corn and tomato ripening while aiding haymaking and alfalfa. Potatoes show good yield, peaches and apples harvests are light, and grapes for fresh use are being picked in Erle County with Concords for processing starting later.
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Eabbagr
Siyert Enry
Erle County
Will Atain Tait
Rarvestlia
Avery
Ank
Ex Naval Aide dies in San Diego at 65
Vice Adm. John Westley Roper, 65, former deputy chief of naval operations for personnel, died Sunday in San Diego California. Roper served in high level posts and shaped personnel policy during his career.
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John Westley Roper
Naval Operations
Tax on sick pay and illness wages under law
The question asks if wages paid during illness are taxable. Generally under federal law compensation for injuries or sickness is not included in gross income and not taxed or subject to Social Security, unless the salary is received under a fixed contract that pays whether or not the employer is sick, which would be taxed as regular employment income.
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Pa. Murder Trial Resumes in Beaver County Court
The teenage defendant Walter Hista Jr., 19, faces charges for the fatal shooting of his police chief father Walter Hista Sr., 44, at the Harmony Two home on February 28. Prosecutor Richard Steward cited a friend’s account of the defendant’s prior statements about wanting to shoot his father and noted the brother Ronald, 15, was wounded in the same incident. Jury selection of ten women and two men was completed.
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Po‘lice Chitef
Richard Steward
Hista
Corry Evening Journal Historic Advertising Note
The Corry Evening Journal prints the publisher address on West South Street Corry Pa and lists staff roles including pressroom foreman production manager and national advertising representative. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Franco advances towards a more democratic Spain
Drew Pearson reports on Franco's Spain, noting a relaxed dictatorship under 70 year old Franco. He highlights Okay, changes include milder political stance, new leaders like Munoz Grandes, easing censorship, labor bargaining, and a large tourism boom plus education gains. He argues U.S. ties and migration support a shift toward moderation, while noting ongoing constitutional limits.
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