Admissions and discharges list with local residents
The notice itemizes admitted and discharged patients from area hospitals and clinics, naming individuals with addresses in Corry Union City Erie Mill Village Waterford and nearby towns. It also notes open bowling at Bowl-Aire and summer reduced rates from Turben's Auto Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNIO
Howard Runser
R. D
Waterford
Ernest Greeley
Erie
Candy Kerr
Mill Village
Gail Kimmey
Union City
Joseph Kusiak
Lesie Parrish
Third Avenue
David Walker
Edinboro
Eileen Crocker
Bowl-Aire
Turben
Chevrolet
Fingerprints Guide Early Lead In Boston Mail Robbery
Boston investigators cite fingerprints on a car and a detour sign as the strongest clue in the $1.55 million mail truck heist. Authorities say five to six suspects may be involved with nine cars used, three found abandoned or set ablaze, and no bags recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
William F. White
New England
White
FBI
Mattapan
Washington
Department of Public Works
Secret Service confiscates fortune from Tampa Bay find
In Clearwater Florida the Secret Service took into custody the fortune Anthony Yancey retrieved from Tampa Bay a day earlier. He found ninety six thousand three hundred dollars in twenty dollar bills, but agents said the entire stack was counterfeit with identical serial numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater, Fla
Secret Service
Anthony Yancey
Yancey
Tampa Bay
U.S. Secret Service
Rina Yaiko rites planned at St. Matthias Church
Funeral rites for Walter R. Yaiko will be held at St. Matthias Church in French Creek on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment at St. Matthias Cemetery. Friends may call Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
Maiden voyage mishap for nuclear ship Savannah halts near Vitemla
Aboard the Savannah, 22 000 ton nuclear powered merchant ship on its maiden run from Yorktown to Savannah, a control system malfunction triggered a temporary shutdown. Two black balls and a colored pennant signaled distress while a diesel backup generator supplied power. Officials said the incident tests the reactor’s safety response, with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Ernest Vandiver
Geon
Vitemla
G. Elliot Hagan
Dga
Vandiver
Yorktown
States Marine Lines, Inc
New York
U.S
France
Spartansburg Social News Highlights High Travel and Visits
Mrs Lulu akoff a medical patient at Uyston City hospital is mentioned amid a flow of visitors and guests. Mr and Mrs Guy Scouten and Lindtist return from a driving trip through the eastern states including Thousand Islands Eisenhower Locks Massena Mt Washington New Hampshire and Portland Maine. The Scoutens also visited West Point and Boston en route. Mr and Mrs Albert Frost hosted overnight guests Misses Margaret and Freda Morris while Mr and Mrs Jim Rhodes and children Susan and Brian planned a two week visit. Westfield New York saw moves by Mr and Mrs William TenPas and sons Roger and Brie. Dora and Mary Eastman attended a State Beekeepers meeting in Cooks Forest and later joined a wedding reception for Donald and at DeYoung Pennsylvania. A special Lady of Victory Church meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 pm urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
Luluakoff
Corry
Uyston City Hospital
Guy Sconten
Scouten
Frank del Mundo
Cumberland, Md
Guy Scouten
Lindtist
New York States
Thousand Islands
Eisenhower Locks
Massena
Albert Frost
Barbara
Margo
Margaret
Freda Morris
Prost
Houghton College
Jim Rhodes
Susan
Brian
Spen
Waller Mays
Rhodes
Nancy Mays
William TenPas
Roger
Brie
Westfield
N.Y
Kenneth Eastman
Dora
Mary
Cooks Forest
Donald Smith
DeYoung
Lady of Victory Church
Church
State Backtracks On Curbing Plan In City
City council pauses on blacktop curb plan after state officials pause action. State approved a contract to Wester Asphalt for road surface work due in September, leaving council to decide whether to rent steel forms or delay until final word from the district highway office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dearing
W. W. Waterhouse
Franklin
Wester Asphalt Paying Co
Soviets Test Another Nuclear Explosion Nearby Nova Zemlya
The U S Atomic Energy Commission says the Soviet Union set off a megaton class atmospheric explosion yesterday near Nova Zemlya. It marks the fourth detonation in the current Soviet test series begun August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Novaya Zemlya
Airman Trapped 50 Feet in Mine Rescued After 3 Days
Gerald Becker 18 of MapletonMinn spent three days trapped in an abandoned Sheridian Lake mine pit near Hill City SD He fell 50 feet while exploring after a cold swim and built a brush bed. Rescue arrived Monday when Pete Placek family and two forestry men brought a rope Becker was lifted to safety and praised his faith during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill City
Gerald Becker
Here
Pete Placek
Phoenix
Ariz
Becker
Placek
Anlt
Ryma
Policeman Killed en Route to Fire Alarm in Plymouth
In Plymouth Pennsylvania a patrolman, John Peters aged 35, died at Mercy Hospital and another officer, Joseph Van Loom aged 39, was critically injured while responding to a fire call. A cruiser skidded during an electrical storm and crashed into a utility pole as it rushed to the scene at 1 20 a.m. The fire at a small grocery store was quickly controlled with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mercy Hopital
John Peters
Joseph van Loom
Wanted man kills self as police close in
State Police in Maryland report Lawrence S. Johns, 2, of Altoona Pennsylvania, shot himself near Hancock as troopers closed in on his hideout during a manhunt tied to the wounding of a trooper. Two accomplices, James Lane and Robert Booker, were charged with assault with intent to kill and destruction of property. Trooper Cpl. Robert D. Kirby was wounded in the thigh and arm but in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Lawrence S. Johns
Altoona
Hancock
Johns
Harris Pure
James C. Lane
Robert Booker
Robert D. Kirby
Kirby
Sideling Hill
Maryland
Aun
Howard Murfin
Maryland Reformatory
H. R. McCulloweh
Tateneatts
Striking Contractors Meet Amid Redstone Arsenal Stoppage
Huntsville Alabama AP contractors and unions face a weeklong strike at Redstone Arsenal. Leaders plan a Birmingham meeting with lawyers as NLRB probes the stretch of the dispute. The injunction restrains an electrician's union from picketing while construction slows on space projects at the Marshall Space Flight Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Redstone Arsenal
Birmingham
HR. W. Pearce
North Alabama Contractors Association
Paul Styles
Marshall Space Flight Center
National Labor Relations Board
Carlton Bryan
NDRB
Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Allgood
Marshall Center
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Berk Shire
Carroll's
Mabel Shop
Columbus Ladies Aid
Corry Memorial Hospital
Flye Rexall Drugs
Elks and Ladies
Frank Tath
Truman Davis
Bear Lake
Albert Shaffer
C. H. Wilkinson
Columbus
Walter Kowalski
Corey Ralph Ross
Duane Street
Winifred Ruland
West Pleasant Street
Richard Ross
Worth Street
Lauren Shreve
Essex Street
Rex Fenton
Snyder Rele
Roy Coates
Spartansburs
Bryan
Virgil Emory
Clymer
Eleanor Olander
Spring Creek
Glenn
Randall Harkless
Brent
Merle Ottaway
East Pleasant Street
John Fenton
Edna Norton
Helen Brown
West Chirch Street
Levi Craker
Grove Street
Miss Pearl Pitch
Bellefonte
Pat Kenneth Tressier
Rockview State Penitentiary
Melvin
Fear Bellefonte
Tressiey
Rockers
Engle Furniture and Builders Supply
Vaturally Ait Sa
Evans
Arsenal
Pree Tae Rernue
Chicago
Aaron
Gree Byam
Swiff’ning
Ardee Beefarom
Cs — Kregular
Dep Cuysh
Sugardale
Vec Sea
Soy Man
Ongie
Coupans
Looe Man
Savings and Loan
Clik Back
Oogie Man
Tusville
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