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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
6
A cluttered list of names and addresses appears with volunteer notices at Spot Line-O-Ads Corry Memorial Hospital and various local listings. Items include upcoming dances, sales, coupons, repair services, and community announcements across Corry and nearby towns, with dates mentioning August and July deadlines.
21-year-old Joan Little on trial for the murder of white jailer Clarence Alligood predicts the prosecution will be “out like wolves to get me.” Testimony described Alligood found dead and naked in the jail cell with an ice pick, as Little contends she acted in self defense during an attack attempt.
Pennsylvania drops migrant labor camp inspections to save about 35000 dollars next year. The U S Department of Labor will assume duties, though federal inspections are less extensive. Farm groups say 2000 to 3000 workers enter PA annually for fruit and vegetables. DEA funding remains uncertain despite a 59.1 million dollar budget and a possible 3.8 million increase.
Abigail Van Buren answers readers on topics from ERA arguments and bathroom privacy to church door laws and a minister's son classroom discipline. The column recalls 1960s privacy rights and a personal anecdote about publishing suicide in the paper, ending with Abby’s contact details and booklet offer.
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania residents expect no rain on July 29 as a century-old Rain Day tradition persists. Forecasters predict sunny skies and no precipitation while locals anticipate water pranks, car washes, and a dunking machine in the town square. The Rain Day Prophet Byron Daily, a lineage from a farmer-turned-pharmacist, has long betting fame with celebrities cited.
For nearly five decades Charles MacDonald has guided magicians as producer and manager of the Harry Blackstone Jr. show. A York native, he recalls backstage origins at the Orpheum Theater and York Opera House and notes vaudeville’s comeback potential in properly equipped venues.
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