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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1965
Page
6
Cartoonist Bill Mauldin returns to battle in Viet Nam on February 15, delivering on the spot, graphic coverage. It marks his third war return after Korea and World War II, with plans to contrast grim wartime realism with past depictions, concluding with a feature comparing eras.
Joseph McCurdy agricultural engineer from Pennsylvania State University will speak next Wednesday at Corry Area High School on Dairy Barn Ventilation and Electrical Wiring. Class begins 8:30 p.m. The Warren Foundation, 15 years old, holds 812270 in trust with a goal of reaching 1,000,000. foundation director Holger Elmquist says it is becoming one of Pennsylvania’s largest community foundations, awarding scholarships in Warren County. Mrs. Harold Jackson reports March of Dimes drive in Corry raised 1001.41, about 100 under last year due to fewer volunteers. Pennsylvania unemployment rose from 4.8 to 6.1 percent mid-Dec to mid-Jan, with 278000 unemployed in January, seasonal factors cited. payrolls higher after holidays.
Los Angeles AP: cobbler John Nigro who died in March 1963 left $100,000 for a Biopial in Grimaldi Italy, disinheriting his only survivor Frank Nigro of Kansas City. Frank contested in Los Angeles Superior Court claiming incompetence and paternal illness. judge ruled in his favor and the estate will be allocated to Nigro as directed.
Leo Smag Tow, 50, of Pittsburgh was killed yesterday when struck by a train inside the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp plant on the South Side. Police and railway officials investigated the incident, with no further details released.
Brian Mulligan celebrated his eighth birthday with a party featuring sandwiches, cake, ice cream and gifts. Attendees included Norman Thomas, Timmy Hajee, George Markle, and several Whaley, Ponder, and Mulligan family members. Girl Scouts held meetings, juniors sew for badges, cadets rehearse for PTA Founder's Day, and a traveling basket funds lighting the Spring Creek Christmas tree. Home Extension meets Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss household clutter, invisible mending, and machine patching. Mary Ellen Johnson visited Edinboro State Teachers College friends in the weekend. Floyd Wilkinson family from Lancaster California visited Mrs. Cooper. Floyd will be at school in Washington, D.C. before returning home. Mrs. Wilkinson’s grandfather Glenn Gates death prompted the trip.
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