Admitted and Discharged List with Names and Addresses
A hospital record notes admissions and discharges. Admitted individuals include Walter McElroy at 616 North Center Street and Mrs. Bertha King of Clymer Amy, plus children Walter 14 and Vicki 15 with parents at listed addresses. Discharged include Mrs Hattie Newhouse of Clymer and Mrs H S Wellman of 217 Spring Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McElroy
North Center Street
Bertha King
Clymer
Amy
Richard Stanlery
Spartansburg
John
Merle Amy
Wright Street
Garry Davis
Findley Lake
Fred Heslink
North Clymer
Hattie Newhouse
Clyjmer
Hamot Hospital
Erie
George Rogers
George LeRoy ‘Jr
William Newark
Bear’ Lake
Walter
Cecil Huffman
Columbus Avenue
H. S. Wellman
Spring Street
John Walter
Concord Street
Vicki
William Rupp
Fifth Avenue
Janet
John Stocktorg R. D
Corry
Rail Walkout Threat Ends in Labor Accord
Negotiators from five unions and nearly 200 railroads reached a settlement to avert a nationwide strike just after midnight Friday. The agreement grants yard workers pay raises, overnight per diem, current mileage payments, and seven paid holidays, while railroads win authority to trim crew levels and limit yard work. A national committee and two mediators will resolve a remaining divisional train routing issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
W. Willard Wirtz
National Committee of Labor and Management
Forest Agency hemmed in on Kinzua dam plan
AP reports a Bureau of Outdoor Recreation recommendation to place recreation development of the Allegheny River reservoir under Forest Service oversight. Army Engineers build the dam near Kinzua, Pa, with sites around the reservoir for water based recreation. The issue touches Senecas in New York and funding for rehabilitation, debated by Congress, with Senator Douglas urging generous compensation and opposing treaty guarantees abrogation.
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Army
Allegheny River
Forest Service
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Kingua
Bureau
New York
Paul H. Douglas
D-I
Senate
House
Douglas
Senate House Conference
National Honor
United States
Truman Scolds Jaywalker In New York
Former president Harry Truman lectured a jaywalking woman during his morning walk in New York. He warned her she could be killed, prompting a smiling apology as she quipped that she would try to do better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
York
Harry Truman
Wom
Turtles Create Ink Art At University Festival
Two volleyball seniors staged a quirky art display at St. Gonaventire University arts festival. Turtles walked on canvases titled The Storm In Memorium, Rebelion, Pariphenomenon and more. Owners Tom Ingers and William McGrath named the animals Moses Abraham Sum and Josephus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duleaa
St. Gonaventire University Arts
Tom Ingers
William McGrath
Moses
Abraham
Sum
Josephus
Planes Poised To Strike Cuba
Planes poised to strike Cuba with swift blows aimed at Cuban missile complexes. Combat jets could attack from low altitude under radar, taking out key sites before Cuban defenses respond. US reconnaissance flybys provide weekly high altitude coverage of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Deaths Mrs Bennett of Union City Dies at 79
Mrs. Bennett of Union City died at Union City Memorial Hospital this morning after an extended illness. She was 79. Survived by two sons Daniel J. of Girard and James of Mill Village, two sisters Lena Clute and Florence Schreckengost, two brothers Benjamin Watson and William Watson, 12 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements by H. L. Musser Funeral Home in Union City are incomplete and will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slapene Penne
Bennett
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Daniel J
Girard
James
Mill Village
Lena Clute
Florence Schreckengost
Spartansburg
Benjamin Watson
William Watson
H. L. Musser
Final rites set for Harry D Reynolds in Union City
Funeral services for Harry D Reynolds will be held at Glenn Funeral Home Union City Friday at 2 p m with interment in Evergreen Cemetery Union City Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynalua
Harry D. Reynolds
Glenn Funeral
Union City
Evergreen Cemetery
Weather Dims Attendance at Fair with Presidential Presence
Rain dampened crowds as 4 000 marchers faced cold winds while Presidents Eisenhower Hoover and Johnson attended events at the federal pavilion. Johnson admitted missteps and pledged to redirect efforts to meet challenges amid chanted pickets and animated youths. Miss Louisiana, in a red sequin gown, waved from a convertible despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Federal
Washington
Louisiana
Night fair dazzles with lights despite foggy mishap
Crowds enjoyed the opening night as pavilions and fountains illuminated the fog. Fireworks and searchlights lit the sky while about eight percent of the 139 pavilions were not ready or did not open. The gala atmosphere persisted despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
Star breaks ankle in Broadway show mishap
New York Inga Swenson, star of the Broadway musical Q10 in the Shade, tripped and broke her ankle last night. She will be out of the production for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
New York
Inga Swenson
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