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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1963

Page

2

Admitted and Discharged Patients in Union City Hospital

A list of admitted and discharged individuals at Union City Memorial Hospital includes Mrs. Leon Cable Jr. of 713 Wright Street and Mrs. Ralph Glenn of Columbus among others. Also noted are patients such as Mrs. Virgil Nichols of Spartansburg and Mr. Andrew Harnak, with several entries listing rural routes and street addresses in Union City and surrounding areas.

Leon Cable Jr Wright Treet Leo Yaratch Corry Ralph Glenn Columbus Valerie George Stewart Centerville Virgil Nichols Spartansburg Joseph Guth Wayne Street Donald Bensink R. D Richard Flye Columbus Avenue Union City Memorial Hospital Andrew Harnak Union City Edward Jones Robert Borstorff Reid Stewart High Street Katherine Lose

Auditor General Hearings Highlight Partisan Scrutiny

In Harrisburg a routine budget hearing for the Auditor General’s 1960 64 requests erupted as Rep Raymond Wilt charged Democrats with trying to discredit the official before the election. Wilt cited a past audit that flagged $901 diverted from state to local accounts in Allegheny County. auditor staff said ten counties were reviewed and Wilt’s area was among those checked. Wilt claimed a taped telephone conversation indicated politically motivated re checks, which Wilt said were not publicized before the election.

Harrisburg Raymond Wilt Ross Township Allegheny County Wilt Thomas Z. Mine‘bart House-Senate Auditor General's Department Ross ‘Township Morris Gerber Auditor General Gerber Doutica Minehart Blaine C. Hocket House’ Appropriations Committee

Allegheny County Accepts 39.7 Million Mass Transit Plan

The Allegheny County commissioners today approved a 39.7 million mass transit plan submitted by the Port Authority. The move clears the way to acquire Pittsburgh Railways Co and 30 independent bus firms, aiming to unify county transportation. The hearing also touched on budget boosts for general government and audits of municipal motor license fund payments.

Board of Allegheny County Commissioners County Port Authority Pittsburgh Railways Co

Cuban Saboteurs Indicted in Manhattan Plot

Three Cubans and an American living in New York faced federal sabotage conspiracy charges after arrests on November 16. The group allegedly planned to throw grenades at shoppers in Manhattan and blow up New Jersey oil refineries. Indictments were later dismissed by Judge Thomas F. Crooke amid related events surrounding a fatal restaurant fight involving Fidel Castro supporters.

Roberto Santiestéban Casanova United Nations Antonio Sueira New York Jose Garcia Orellana Garcia U.S Manhattan New Jersey Thhree Thomas F. Crooke U.S. District Court Molina Magdalena Urdaneta Fidel Castro United States Castro Havana Radio Rockefeller Kennedy

Canada's new leader backs U S plan for nuclear arms

Ottawa reports Liberal Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson is sworn in amid talks with U S Defense Secretary McNamara on a potential exchange of notes for nuclear weapons to suit Canadian forces. Defense Minister Hellyer expects quick agreement without full Parliament approval, given existing draft terms. Pearson lacks a majority, relying on Social Credit for support but not on nuclear defense matters.

Ottawa Canada United Sistes Paul Hellyer Liberal Party Lester B. Pearson Pearson U.S Hellyer Robert 5. McNamara Europe John Diefenbaker U.S. State Department Diefenbaker Liberals Social Credit Party

This Is How Cuts Are Made

Budget changes show facility and staff cuts across districts. Plant maintenance trims 725 from repairs, instructional equipment drops to 8430, non-instructional repairs reduce by 388, Social Security taxes fall by 500, and a 2000 wrestling mat is eliminated to save funds. Some districts face hard shares ahead of war budget passage in May.

Why Not Try Newton Iowa Airport Cancellation

Mayor Bascom Brown of Newton Alabama reports confusion over stamps and self addressed envelopes from collectors seeking a special cancellation mark for a new airport at Newton. He notes the town has not applied for funds to build any airport, and wonders which Newton the collectors refer to.

Newton Iowa Ala Bascom Brown Pens

Meet Train On Trestle Boy Leaps Into Creek at Driftwood

Kent Johnston, 9, is in Andrew Kaul Hospital in St Marys after being pulled from Sinnemahoning Creek. His father James Johnston Sr. and the family dog were also involved when a slow freight train on the Pennsylvania Railroad struck them on a bridge at Driftwood Saturday noon. Engineer L L Smith and Conductor Adam Green of Rideway assisted, with the boy in fair condition and possible skull fracture. Harold Hershman of Renovo is investigating along with railroad officials.

Emporium Kent Johnston Andrew Kaul St. Marys James Johnston Sr Driftwood Pennsylvania Railroad Renovo L. L. Smith Adam Green Rideway Siinemahoning Creek Johnston Dox Tunnell Hill Bridge Green Smith Hershman

Funeral Mass for John P Foley at St Thomas Church

Funeral notices announce a Mass for John P Foley at St Thomas Church Thursday at 9 30 a m with a Rosary at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 30 p m Friends may call at Thompson Funeral Home Conneaut Ohio Monday 7 9 p m Tuesday 2 7 p m and Bracken 2 5 and 7 19 p m Burial at St Thomas Cemetery.

Alvin York Health Update from Nashville Hospital

SGT. York remains in critical condition in Nashville as doctors report his kidney infection improves but the blood clot in his left lung has not dissolved. A hospital spokesman notes York was admitted ten days ago and is under intensive care.

Sgt. York Nashville Tenn Alvin York

Deaths Alrmaqu. 1/¢ sumee gr vveeeltl 'Alrman Miller

Alrman Miller died after a crash in California and is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Fred R Miller of Meadville two brothers Raymond and William a sister Ella May and grandparents. He was born April 24 1935 attended Meadville High School and served in the Air Force at Vandenberg California Funeral services at Ward Funeral Home then Mercer Cemetery.

Alrmaqu Alrman Miller Fred R. Miller South Grant Street Meadville California Slippery Rock Airing Miller Vandenburg Air Force Base Calif William Ella Shaw Florence Miller Cincinnati Ohio Ward Funeral Home Chest Street Mercer Cemetery Mercer

Congress Opens Steel Hearings on Labor Costs Data

Congress begins steel price hearings with six days of technical witness testimony on labor costs per unit of output. Labor Department experts present a noninflammatory title while steel industry observers from United SteelWorkers and American Iron and Steel Institute monitor proceedings. Kennedy credits the industry for restraint amid price increases and urges cooperation with users and unions.

Labor Department Douglas United Steel Workers American Tron and Steel Institute American Society of Newspaper Editors Kennedy Steel Industry

Skiff Herd Tops March Dairy Producers

Avery of four Holstein cows on Skiff Farm Corry led March milk production with 1449 pounds and 57.3 pounds butterfat. Eleven more herds and cows from Corry Spartansburg and nearby farms followed, led by Triscuit Donald with 2455 pounds and 100.7 pounds butterfat, and Bloomfield and Son posting multiple high figures.

Raymod Halfast Corry Bloomfield and Son

Hearings Open on Steel Prices at Beginning of May

Sen Jacob Javits urges wage talks to start in early May. He says the Economic Committee must help consumers judge steel prices and must not be used to force steelmakers to meet predefined price goals.

Jacob K. Javits R-N.y

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