Corry Evening Journal notes McDonald campaign expense ruling
A Corry Pa newspaper digest discusses the 1944 McDonald campaign expenses deduction case. It covers the Supreme Court ruling on election expenses as non deductible from judicial income and contrasts majority and dissenting views. It notes justices involved and the implications for political spending by officeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Stpteme
Hill
Pennsylvania
McDonaid
Congress
Treasury
Costi Ag
Blake
Reed
Douglas
Murphy
Nixon Gifts Tax Question Looms Over $18,000 Donation
The $18,000 donated to Senator Nixon by supporters may not implicate the gift tax. If donors deducted the gifts as expenses, Nixon could face tax issues. Nixon did not report the donations on his return, raising questions about whether the gifts were properly deductible and whether the IRS can assess their legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Sen. Nixon
Cetuna
Internal Revenue Bureau
Nikon
Meadville Men Sentenced in Ohio Prison Terms
Two of three Meadville men convicted in a Steiny holdup were sent to Ohio prison with terms from one to 25 years. Freer Carrington and Willie Ford received Mahoning County Court sentences. Homer Bodkin, previously released, was later sentenced in Grantford County Court for motor vehicle violations and jailed for 30 days.
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Meadville
Ohio
8. C. Gibson
Mahoning
Freer Carrington
Willie Ford
Homer Bodkin
Mahone County
Bodkin
Granford
Herbert A. Mook
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files September 26 1952
A retrospective piece lists events including R E Yount transferring to the Olean Montgomery Ward store and a 14 year old Rolland Gates suffering wrist fractures after a 12 foot fall while picking butternuts. It covers a Corry High School football 27 0 win over Falconer, a Mrs Effley Drake 6 death, Vern Group guiding Corry Merchants to a 14 3 victory over Jamestown Spider Webbs, a memory quiz page, and other local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Gates
Newell Gates
Vern Group
Corry
Corry Merchants
Jamestown Spider Webbs
Athletic Field
Voice of the People on Roosevelt Taft Hartley and a Better Deal
A reader vents about past Democratic support for Roosevelt and Taft Hartley, condemns current policy as mismanaged and inflationary, questions Stevenson and gender dynamics, and calls for a new deal with reform while naming Henry Bachofner as the voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of the People
Roosevelt
Thole Joe
Truthan
Democratic Congress
Senate
Stevenson
U.S
Prifters
Pittsburgh Hotels Face Strike Tuesday
Local 287 AFL Hotel and Restaurant Employees has set a strike deadline for Tuesday in wage talks with six Pittsburgh properties. The union, representing 2,600 workers at William Penn, Roosevelt, Sheraton, Schenley, Pittsburgh, and Webster Hall, seeks a 40 hour week with current weekly salaries or an 8 20 cent hourly raise. The best hotel offer quoted is a 4.4 percent wage increase.
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Pittsburgh
AFL
Altinee
William Penn
Roosevel
Sheraton
Schenley
Webster Hall
John J. Kenny
Kenny
Injuries Prove Fatal In McKeesport Crash
Carl Byers 19 of Elizabeth Fr. D. 1 died from injuries after a motorcycle he rode collided with an auto last Friday in McKeesport Pennsylvania. The crash occurred on a city road and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
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Mckeesport
Carl Byers
Elizabeth
Spring Creek Digs In as Pennsyl vania Depot Reopens
Spring Creek reports the Pennsylvania Railroad depot back in use with maintenance crews based there after a period away in Garland. The item lists local visitors and residents’ activities including Walter Jack of North East, Mrs. George Koestner and children of Corry, and several families visiting hospitals, doctors, and institutes in Warren, Erie, and Corry during recent days.
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Spring Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Garland
Walter Jack
North East
George Koestner
Chilldren
Corry
Henry
James Steuart
Corry Hospital
John Hetrick
Cory
C. F. Gohn
Lois Lillie
Bernard Porter
Virgil. Tubbs
Teachers Institute
Warren
Philip Peabody
Bane
H. L. Johnson
Raymond Bates
Fombell
P. v. Kafferlin
Carl Eddy
Monongahela
Harold Eddy
Penelope Sprovers
Woman Slips On Milk And Dies In Dunkirk
Mrs. Katherine Leonard a 70 year old widow of Bert Leonard died after slipping on spilled milk at her daughter’s home in Arkwright Wednesday. Coroner Samuel R. Patt ordered a post mortem to determine cause of death noting Mrs Leonard was aided into a chair before an ambulance arrived and apparently died there.
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P. V. Eafferlin
George Deming i
Corry Hospital
G. A. Deming
Chicago
George ‘Anderson
Kathy
Hammond
Ind
Demling
Clit Koford
James McCray
Marilyn
Carol Ann
Erle
Cara
Une Brundage
Leon Cable
Bear Lake
Harry Mera Dk
O. F. Gotta
Pittsburgh
Merz
Harry
Eddie
Gohns
Charles Weaver
Virginia
Dale Fleming
Buffalo
Charles Fleming
Louisville
Larry Long
Ols Sickler
Kenneth H. Whaley
Warren
Charles Whaley
Corry
Westfield
Richard Lovey
Wayne Jones
Ripley
Johnson
Don McKay
Sheffield
John McKay
James Sickler
Martha
Leigickler
Dunkirk
Katherine Leonard
Bert Leonard
Atterton
James Walsh
Arkwright
Samuel R. Patt
Dr. Patt
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
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R. E. Yount
Montgomery Wards& Go
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Ken Anderson
Grid Warriors
Falconer High School
Corry High
I. 9
United States
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Atlantis
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Africa
Forest of Arden
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Orden
Utah
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Niederriter’s
South First Avenue
Tielriter Company
Corry, Pa
Henry Bachofner
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
SONY
RCA Victor
Shelley
Davis
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National Bank of Corry
the National Bank
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MM Fay Es
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Firestone
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Sciota Erie
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