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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
6
Snow and ice disrupted travel across the state. Police logged multiple incidents including theft from a car, a loose dog restraining orders, and a missing wallet. Fatalities rose from weather related crashes, fires, exposure deaths, and a man crushed by heavy trash containers.
Mrs Jerrie Mock, famed for a solo flight, hints at another round of flying. The housewife indicated uncertainty but expressed intent to pursue the risky project, aiming for a notable aviation feat.
Senators Morse and Stennis clash over a United Nations role in Viet Nam peace. Morse urges arbitration under UN supervision and a UN takeover for peacemaking, while Stennis advocates acting under U.S. command. The debate follows bombing resumption discussions and White House scrutiny.
Funeral service for Mrs Viletta L Ferry was held Saturday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev H Kenyon Leishman officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included W Reade Langhurst Perry Parker Jr Morris Way Howard Pier DeForest Way and Mark Root. Attending from away were a long list of Ferry family members and friends from Sandusky Ohio Westfield Lakewood and Corry plus many others.
Meadville couple George and Mrs Whitesell face cruelty to animals and unlicensed dogs charges. A hearing was set for 2 p m today. Crawford County Humane Society filed the cruelty charge after authorities found several animals hungry or dead on their McGraw Road property. Three dogs were euthanized and autopsy on a boxer found no illness but no food in its stomach. A state dog warden also charged them with keeping dogs without licenses as they prepared to sell two ponies and a goat after society orders.
In Greene County two houses burned yesterday trapping residents. Snow blocked access delaying firefighters to Morris Two at the Hersch el Rutan residence. In New Freeport Helen Coss and her four children lost their home as the two story frame dwelling was consumed by flames while her husband serves with the Army in Vietnam.
Multiple crashes blamed on poor visibility disrupted Route 6 west of Union City and Route 27 south of Corry. Police report four- and three-car pileups with injuries including pedestrians. damage estimated around $1,500. Names include Robert Goslaw, Gail Stubbe, Edith White, Anne Bell, Opal Pier, and others.
Heavy snow and blizzard conditions sweep across Pennsylvania paralyzing cities. Gov. Scranton declares a state of emergency to speed aid, with roads drifted shut and temperatures plunging. 15,000 state workers given holiday as highways struggle.
The Wage and Job study under review proposes a five day week with seven hour days and no Wednesday afternoon off for employees. If adopted, no pay raise is expected next year, affecting the commissioners offices and payroll considerations.
Parents recall the family dynamics as they describe life near the city’s edge and reveal their thoughts on how the events unfolded. The interview highlights tensions between neighbors and community observers, with emphasis on the impact on the children and local reactions.
Supreme Court agreed to a limited review on whether evidence suppressed as obtained through secret investigations violated Hoffa and co defendants rights. The decision centers on one question about due process and the impact on retrials for different charges. Hoffa faced eight years and a $10,000 fine.
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