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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1960
Page
8
Fragmented OCR shows names, addresses, medical updates, a memorial note, a crude oil well report, a collision report in Meadvile, and various city notices. It mentions St Peters Cathedral interment, Willard Chine, Dollis Pys, a five in the Dirty Sack day, and hospital admissions in Hamot and Corry Memorial. A Meadvile boy injured in sledding and a city council fund item are referenced.
A Solemn High Mass was celebrated at St Thomas Church for Mrs G Zelma Mulderick. Rev Cyril Cooper and Rev Leon Dolegki assisted with Rev Prancig Cirrick as celebrant and temporary interment at Pine Grove mausoleum. Survived by several relatives and friends. Prayer services were held at St Gener Pmnents Home prior to the rite.
An 11 year old boy in Pittsburgh and a 7 year old girl in Jefferson County were killed in sledding incidents. The Pittsburgh boy was found unconscious in the street after crashing into a passing motorist, while Sherry Lynn Levergood, 7, died in Johnstown when crushed under a delivery truck.
Philadelphia report says Al Mitton Margulis 46 president of three Pennsylvania paint companies died Friday when a fall from an office escape collapsed. A second firm official was injured. Police said Margulis was admitted to hospital, others treated for injuries, and the escape floor collapsed after he had taken only a few steps. Margulis survived by his widow and brothers and children.
The draft discusses the upcoming year 1961 with Kennedy to assume the presidency and Eisenhower retiring after eight years. Economists expect an improving economy though unemployment remains high in the near term amid global tensions. The piece reflects optimism about economic recovery and political transition.
The court granted attorney Blarkmure’s request to appoint a private investigator to aid in the murder defense of Louis Jobinson, who is accused of fatally shooting Vivant Badde. The investigator will follow leads about the rifle and witness accounts, with defense claiming self defense.
Harris County officials said the decision on expanding Chess Lamboyie Airport north south runway and adding paved east west strip has not been set. FAA inspector Berard F Teneus expects no trouble securing an extension beyond January 1, 196L and hopes to advertise in line spring. The $408,002 federal grant for airport improvements and PAA approval of a runway extension are noted, with current delays acknowledged.
Area districts secure preliminary clearance on new school buildings. Superintendent statements indicate bids to start soon with construction planned across Harrisburg, Slewiche, and neighboring districts. Officials expect bidding to open in coming weeks as details finalize.
The report lists Warren deputies facing county opposition over funding, detailing names such as Donald Holmes, Stive Haden, and Tawrence Linder as they seek warrants and authority beyond normal jurisdiction. It notes changes in local police leadership and deputy sheriff Richerd Hegerty in connection with the appointment and funding questions.
Weaver trained as an economist at Harvard and was a New Deal brain trust in the Roosevelt era. He served as aide to Harold Ickes and on agencies including WPA Housing, the National Defense Advisory Commission, the War Production Board and the War Manpower Commission. Kennedy plans to tap Harvard's McGeorge Bundy for national security work as he blends business and golf weekend plans. Roosevelt reportedly hosted Kennedy as he visits Miami for the Orange Bowl while Roosevelt Jr. says he has not yet been offered a new role. Governor Vandiver of Georgia sought the Army post amid cabinet chatter.
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