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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
9
An obituary item records the death of Alice Bracken and mentions her relatives and neighbors in New York. The notice lists illness and extended family as part of the family group connected to the deceased.
Washington arts project to stage a color reenactment of Lincoln's 1865 inauguration with actor Robert Ryan as Lincoln. Cast from Arena Stage and Catholic University, using Grant’s carriage, Marine Band parade, and Dovershay directing for possible school screenings and overseas display.
The National Park Service plans 13 temperature controlled security booths on the White House grounds at a cost of 129100. Completion is set for October.
In Pittsburgh an Allegheny County judge urged closing the county workhouse and moving inmates to state institutions. If the Legislature authorizes its discontinuance the move would save taxpayers money and improve prisoner care and rehabilitation, said President Judge Henry Ellenbogen.
At the Leipzig industrial fair China returns after a three year gap with an exhibit touting its own initiative. Mao Zedong imagery and banners emphasize self reliance in machinery, electronics, steel, and food products like Great Wall canned corned beef and raised ducks.
The provided menu roundup lists Columbus Spring Creek and Wright school meals for the week of March 8. Entries show daily menus with spaghetti hot beef hamburgers scalloped potatoes tuna noodles wiener in bun and more. The record also includes quoted critics about an exhibition and references a German comment on propaganda posters.
Former President Eisenhower told reporters he would communicate any material disagreements with the Johnson administration on Viet Nam if he had facts to support them. He noted he has conferred with Johnson in the past and spoke after meetings with Ray Bliss, Republican leader-elect.
A letter to the editor asks for help tracing descendants of Huntington Dowd Persons and related Dowd family lines from Union City Pennsylvania and 17th century Guilford Connecticut. The writer seeks information for a forthcoming genealogy book and notes ties to Mamie Doud Eisenhower and the Doud Hill area near Corry.
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