Hospital Admissions and Discharges Listing Names
Admitted include Thomas Smith Bear Lake. Mrs William Swan 427 Mead Avenue. Walter Kowalski R D 2 Corry. Sukie 13 daughter of Harold and Mrs Bater Sherman. William Kerstetler 15 Essex Street. Mrs Forrest Bindley Col umus. LaVerne Perkins North Clymer. Mrs Henry Habink Clymer. Mrs Richard Peters Youngsville. Discharged Mrs Joseph Kasper Columbus. Mrs Harry McNitt and son Jerald Lee Ashville. Lawrence Jr 2 son of Sperry family Snyder Circle. Mrs Philip Zalzneck 620 Wayne Street. Robert Lewis Bear Lake. Carl Sorenson 527 West Washington Street. Andrew Tinko R D 2 Corry.
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Thomas Smith
Bear Lake
William Swan
Mead Avenue
Walter Kowalski
R. D
Corry
Sukie
Harold Bater
Sherman
William Kerstetler
Essex Street
Forrest Bindley
Columus
LaVerne Perkins
North Clymer
Henry Habink
Clymer
Richard Peters
Youngsville
Harry McNitt
Jerald Lee
Ashville
Lawrence Jr
Lawrence Sperry
Snyder Circle
Philip Zalzneck
Wayne Street
Robert Lewis
Carl Sorenson
Washington Street
Andrew Tinko
Negro Held For Violating Penny a General Election
Harrisburg AP. Charles A. Franklin a Negro Republican leader from uptown Harrisburg awaits grand jury action on charges of violating the state election code in the November 3 general election. He is held on $500 bail on two counts tampering with a voting machine and electioneering in a polling place. Charges were filed by Norman B. Gaines Sr. and Mrs. R. Stanley Bank, two court-appointed poll watchers in a heavily Negro precinct. The third watcher Rev. Franklin L. Henley did not join in filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Charles A. Franklin
Uptown
Franklin
Justice of the Peace Mary 2
Cross
Lower
Swatara
Norman B. Gaines Sr
R. Stanley Bank
Franklin L. Henley
Dauphin County
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Firemen Hurt as Four-Alarm Blaze Damages Pittsburgh Apartment
Four Pittsburgh North Side firefighters were injured in a four alarm fire that ripped the top floor of a four story apartment building. Fire Chief Stephen P. Adley estimated the damage at $35,000 and said a child playing with matches started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Stephen P. Adley
Soviet protest over autobahn closure sparks Berlin clash
The Berlin Bundestag met in West Berlin amid Soviet jet activity and the fourth Autobahn shutdown. West German lawmakers faced airspace harassment as East Germans blocked land routes, intensifying tensions after the Bundestag session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Berlin
Bundestag
Patria
West Berlin
Bonn
Scientist Reports Promising Animal Tumor Findings at Meet
Garrette J. Van Giessen of Upjohn outlined research showing the substance caused complete disappearance of several transplanted tumors in rats and mice including pancreatic, intestinal, stomach, muscle, and bone cancers. It also slowed growth of naturally occurring tumors, reduced recurrence after wound sprinkles, and showed no significant harm to normal tissue in animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrette J. van Giessen
Upjohn
Farmer in Denver calls for Bogalusa boycott over segregation
Gun Fight Farmer told reporters in Denver on Wednesday that Negro leaders may urge a nationwide boycott of Crown-Zellerbach Corp. the sprawling Bogalusa paper maker employing about 60 percent of the town’s workers. CORE officials weigh action amid alleged segregations practices. Auxiliary police sheriffs deputies and state police stood by to keep peace during Farmer’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Denver
Crown-Zellerbach Corp
Bogalusa
Crown-Zellerbach
State Pale
Citizens Milk Probe Files Not Submitted as Evidence
Pittsburgh AP report states a citizens milk committee declined to enter its files as evidence in the milk industry kickbacks investigation. Chairwoman Martha King offered the files to Deputy AG Judson Ruch while denying financial ties to the Malone public relations firm. An attorney for the Philadelphia Milk Dealers Association pressed to admit correspondence between the committee and Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Citizens’ Milk Committee
Martha King
Citizens’ Committee For Fair Milk Prices
Judson Ruch
King
Philadelphia
Phillip Bucci
Bucci
Philadelphia Milk Dealers Association
Norman Malone Associates
Akron
Ohio
Malone
Association of the Citizens’ Committee
Black denominations join consultative unification effort
Six denominations engaged in the consultation include Methodist Episcopal United Presbyterian United Church Christian Disciples and Evangelical United Brethren with Black members but are mainly white. The move aims to grow to nine denominations with over 25 million members as 16 others are invited to consider joining at this critical time. The three Black denominations are Christian Methodist Episcopal African Methodist Episcopal Zion and African Methodist Episcopal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Episcopal
United Presbyterian
United Church, Christian (Disciples
Evangelical United Brethren
Jpbadies
Christian Methodist Episcopal
African Methodist Episcopal Zion
African Methodist Episcopal
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Stanford Hose
Flye Rexall Drugs
Bennett's
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Kasper
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A & B Distributing Company
Iene
Pata
Prct
Union
Berkshire
Carroll’s
Turben
Auto Servicice
Chevrolet
Carrig’s Footwear
Jarman
Zalzneck
Dial
Moose
Carrig's
Cliff Carroll's
Reds
Corry Savings & Loan
Chamber OF Commerce
Buyer's
Citizens Committee
Sigar
William
Kau
Sweeta
Efi
Flye Rexall“Drugs
North Center Street
Lassie
Coats
Bennett
Chelsea
Lassie Juniors
House of Fashion
Hallmark
Jess
Allegheny Singers
C.aihs
Sea’s Drugs
Jesse Delph
Cambridge Springs, Pa
Cambridge Springs
Miller Station Road
Meadville
Erie
Pennsylvania
Curtiss Candy Sires
Mooseheart Pioneer
Grayview Skyliner
Glenafton
PABST
SIR
Roburke
Irvington Pride
Walker Mable
Athlone Admira Fores
Skokie
Jess R Wayne
Madcap Curtiss
Proud Pilot
Taylaker Gettie
Wis Supreme Crusader
Curtiss Candy
Romandale Reflection Marquis
Jess Pabst
Glenafton R. A. Monitor
Chambrie Abc
Davielawn
R.D
R. Austin Backus, Inc
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