Discharged and Admitted at Corry and Union City Hospitals
A hospital notices list discharges and admissions at Corry Memorial and Union City Memorial Hospitals. Included are residents from Corry Waterford Columbus Union City and surrounding areas with names addresses and family relations noted alongside various admission times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Patrick Arlet
Bridge Street
Union City
George Schall
Pleasant Street
Sugar Grove
Karen Lesik
Waterford
Edward Dombrowski
Wattsboro
Wiliam Lord
John Steinman
William Street
Pittsburgh
Raymond Coatoam
Concord Street
Linda Marzka
Mill Village
Richard Bowers
R. D
Laos Forces Under Heavy Red Attack
Neu tralist Gen Kong Le reports heavy assault by pro Communist forces in Plaine des Jarres after loss of Xieng Khouane. Neutralist garrison retreats toward Plaine des Jarres as North Vietnamese troops join fight. Ceasefire breach seen. Souvanna Phouma seeks I C C intervention amid factional opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Kong le
Plaine Des Jarres
Xieng Khouane
Solivanha Phouma
Xlong
Mieng Kkhouang
International Control Commission
Souvanna Phouma
Control Commission
Plaine Des
Jarres
Souphanavong
Pathet Lao
Allhree
Long Search Ends as Body Found in River Near Lewistown
After a month’s search for seven year old Garry EB Stin, authorities recovered the boy’s body from the Juniata River in Lewistown. He vanished March 10 after falling into Kisacoquilas Creek in Dery Township. Two young girls reported seeing the body drifting in the river about two and a half miles from the fall site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmwidlu
Garry EB. Stin
Juniata
Lewistown
Kisacoquilas Creek
Dery Township
Goldwater Urges Multilateral Cuba Blockade Plan
Barry Goldwater voiced support for an economic blockade of Cuba with U S aid to exile attacks and possibly an invasion, urged multilateral action not unilateral, and said the plan could succeed without U S ground troops. He doubted Russia would risk World Empire over Cuba and noted Cuba raid impacts, while U S officials denied a move toward reopening relations as Cuban rebels report continued commando activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
U.S
United States
Organization of American States
Arizona Republican
Galdwater
Kennedy
Miami
State Department
Ida
Pompano Beach
Yom & Castro
Muent
Lenten Meditations on Prayer and a Farm Sale
In Waynesboro a major farm sale tops local notes as West Virginia cattleman John Dawkins buys the Buddacre farm in Green County from Charles M. Swat of Bloch Bros Tobacco Co for about $250,000. The piece also reflects on persistent prayer from Luke 18 and Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy W. Wi
Ohn
Christ
Weymouth
Heyer
House of Christian Uving
New Life
Martin Luther
Waynesburg
West Virginia
Green County
John Dawkins
Lewisburgh
Charles M
Swat
Bloch Bros-Tobacco Co
Wheeling
W. Va
G. A. Arnold
Waynesboro
Man killed wife son and relatives then turned himself in
In New Rochelle New York Charles Hansen 32 burst into his estranged wife Delores 26 home and shot dead her and their son Arthur 4 and three members of her family. He fled to a church where he handed two pistols to a priest and surrendered after police arrived. Police say marital strife sparked the killings with Hansen previously living apart since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
NY_AP
Charles Hansen
Mount, Vernon
Delores
Arthur
Hanna
Jacksy
Mary
James Canosa
Canosas
Robert
Robert Hahn
Frank Canosa
Canosa
Matt
Hansen
Trinity Episcopal Church
George M. Davis
Davis
Westchester County
Bronk
Wilh
Inab
Churchill Hero, Enemy to History’s Tide
Washington AP report reflects on Winston Churchill as a complex figure, praising his leadership and dramatic flair while noting his flaws. The piece covers his bid for honorary American citizenship, his views on Britain and empire, and his wary stance toward Bolshevism and Soviet influence after World War II. Churchill’s romanticism, strategic missteps, and enduring legacy are weighed against his role as a wartime leader and historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston Nee
Stalin
Churchill
Walt Whitman
Europe
England
Britain
Balkans
East Germany
Roosevelt
Vansiorts
United States
Tno
Avictien
Russia
Dublin
Hitler
Normandy
Harry Hopkins
Clark Favors Pa Income Tax Over Sales Tax Hike
Washington AP Sen Joseph Clark D Pa favors an income tax for Pennsylvania instead of raising the sales and cigarette taxes proposed by Gov William Scranton. Scranton wants a half percent bump in the four percent sales tax and a two cent rise in the cigarette tax over two years. Clark argued the burden falls hardest on the unemployed and underemployed on a radio TV program with Sen Hugh Scott. Commerce Sec John K Tabor supported the sales tax increase to fund mandated services, program expansion, and to cover a deficit left by the prior administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton
Hie
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
John K. Tabor
Stock car winner from Newberrytown at Susquehanna Speedway
Pat Rog er Sowers, a 3 stone shovel operator for Mt. Holly Springs, won the 25 lap modified stock car feature at Susquehanna Speedway yesterday. The winning run was not timed due to a restart after a pileup. no one was injured. Churchill described a crumbling lighthouse with beams guiding great fleets to harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberrytown
Pat Roger Sowers
Mt. Holly Springs
Susnehanna Speedway
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Crosby Square
Mike Lite
Ritz
Croscot
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cory
Barry L. Blighee
Cor
Charles
Hayes, RD
Waitshore
Glenn Burlingame
Gordon T Miller
Columbus
Wiliam Tevin
Corry
Balinda L. McIntyre
West Pleasant Street
Fred Clayton
West Smith Street
Francis A. Hardy
Raymond Allen
Spring Creek
Forest -M.-Adams
Blake
Carlyle Merritt
Marion Street
Oscar Willis
Gould
Elizabeth Harris
Liberty Street
Roscoe Bennett
Wattsburg
Wendy
Johnny Hawlins
York Street
Mark
Mary Crabbe
Ralph Winton
Pleasantville
Robert Wickwire
William Stright
William Edward
East Main Street
Roger Munn
Duane Street
David Bensink
Felix Reichert
Atlantic Street
Harold Wilcox
Cambridge Springs
Shirley Cox
Tunton City
Charles Mullen
West High Street
Kaye Laughery
Marjorie Brinker
R D
Croscut
Turben
Chevrolet
Boy
Cohen Auto Supply
Fromkiin
Auto Glass Fable
TOP Glass
General Auto Repute
Frank
Thomas Motors
TUFFY
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
OM - Terpeene
EFM
Diakers - Furness Crystal Coal CO
Phane
Barry
Edinboro
Clifford Kelley
Centerville
The
Corry Journal
Stanley Hrame
Judy Garland
EZ Credit
Emery
Afi
Tradean
Kes
North Center Street
Marlow
Business Guide
Hammond Appliance
N. Center St
Walter Kornikoski
East Bend St
Automobile Agencies
Carry Concrete & Gravel Co
Transix Mix-Cement & Mortar N
CAR Radio & TV Service
Davis Radio & Television
Borstorff & Fitch
Rambler Sales & Service
1St Ave
Christensen Motors
Comet
Mercury
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Heberlein Motor Sales
Dodge - Dart
Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
Washington Street
Wurtin's Bakery
Corry Bakery
Start
Washington St
ICH Crystal Coal Co
Furnace Sales and Service Corry
T.C. Zen
W. F. Rickers
Corry, Pa
Drafting Service
Charles Cruker
DRY Cleaners
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds
Baltimore ‘Life Insurance
Insurance — General
Horton J. Davis & Son
Bennink Insurance Agency
FH. & MA
Beall, General Insurance
Tll
East Smith St
Rossbacher Insurance Service
E. Crosby Bush Insurance
Pire, Life, Mutual
E. Main St
Crandall Agency, Inc
Center St
Kinley Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
Molityre'a
B&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Electrical Contractors
Taylor's
Johnson Brothers
Remington Chain Saws
Myers Water Systems
Knapp Shoes
Knapp
Courtney Fargo
Center St. Ph
Corry Pharmacy
Splesman & Muckinhaupt
Irving St
Phoenice
Corry 'Tv Cable Co
Jansen
North Center St
Wellman’s Isles & Service
TonAy
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