Admitted and Discharged Names at Union City Hospital
A list of admitted and discharged patients at Union City Memorial Hospital includes Ruth Skinner 223 South Second Avenue Norberta Kane 325 East Main Street and Carolyn daughter of Oscar and Mrs Vance R D 1 Corry plus several others with addresses across Corry Spartansburg Center Ville Union City Edinboro Waterford Watts and Watts districts. The roster names many multiple entries and addresses without additional medical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Skinner
South Second Avenue
Norberta Kane
East Main Street
Carolyn
Oscar Vance
R. D
Corry
Phyllis
Barry Johnson
Spartansburg
Joseph Kunick
Centerville
JFK Press Conference Highlights
President Kennedy outlined views on several issues at a news conference. He touched on Cuba and troop levels, the limited nuclear test ban, civil rights demonstrations, and foreign aid. He defended the testing pace, stressed the importance of overseas aid, and noted the economy’s modest improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastin
Asee
Kennedy
Sul
Cuba
Moscow
Washington
Eccouy
Van Buren Bay Beach Reopens Safe for Swimming
Health officer Dr Oscar Barber announced Van Buren Bay Beach on Lake Erie's shore near Dunkirk is now safe after tests showed pollution had disappeared. Dunkirk and Silver Creek beaches still closed due to high counts, with ongoing sampling planned and immediate closure if bacteria rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Dunkirk
van Buren Bay
Pomfret
Lake Erie
Oscar 'T. Barber
Silver Creek
Burds Bay
Chautauqua Lake
Barber
League backs rights bill at annual meeting in Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania League endorsed the civil rights bill by 21 to 12 at its annual Pittsburgh meeting. Delegates approved a proposed revision of the state Constitution on referendum. Mayor George S. Smith of Easton introduced the civl rights bill resolution. Mayor E. Waye Javens of Beaver Falls opposed and backed a separate human relations measure. Milton D. Marpells of Uniontown elected League president with Margolis as solicitor, and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania League of Cuban
Sily
George S. Smith
Easton
E. Waye Javens
Beaver Pulls
Smith
Mys
Javens
Kennedy
Milton D. Marpells
Uniontown
League
Margolis
Joseph W. Barr Jr
Funeral notices for Edmonds Morrell Bub and others in Erie and Penn Hills
The notice lists Glenn Edmonds body at Chester A. Schoal Funeral Home Erie with visiting hours Tuesday and Wednesday and service Thursday. burial at Lakeside Cemetery. Helen L. Morrell to have Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Thursday with Bracken Funeral Home prayer service and calling hours Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Frank Illen Bub of Penn Hills at Morasco Funeral Home with services Thursday and flowers asked to be omitted in favor of Leukemia Society support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Ilen
Penn Hills
Morasco Fuetal
Frankstown Todd
Levkermia Society, Inc
California Firm Named Distributor for Snap-Tite Goods
Power Transmission Engineering Co of San Jose is named as a new industrial sales distributor for Snap-Tite Inc of Union City. They will handle industrial sales of Snap-Tite quick-disconnect couplings in Northern California, serving food chemical processing metalworking and other plant operations. This appointment brings California’s industrial distributors to three for Snap-Tite in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Union City
Power Transmission Engineering Co
San Jose
Calif
Snap-Tite, Inc
Power Transmission Engineering, Co
Public Parks Shut In To Avoid Strife
South Carolina will close 26 public parks indefinitely starting September 6 to prevent racial integration after a federal court ordered integration within 60 days. Twenty parks serve whites, six serve Negroes under existing state law. Effects won’t be felt until next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Surgeon Congressman Guides 4 Billion Foreign Aid Bill
Rep. Thomas Morgan of Pennsylvania, chairing the House Foreign Affairs Committee, defends the 4.1 billion foreign aid authorization as part of national security. A physician and snake lover, he splits time between Washington and Fredericktown, PA, runs a clinic, and is known for his fairness amid Republican criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas
Morgan
D-Pa
House
Gine Morgan
Fredericktown
Pittsburgh
Tle
State Department
Doc
Pennsylvania
Kitchen Utensils Jap Steel Prices Forcing Cut In American Product
U S steel makers cut prices on polished stainless steel sheets used for utensils and appliances due to competition from Japan and Europe. Foreign producers are accused of dumping steel in the U S market, while leaders of U S Steel and the United Steelworkers asked President Kennedy to act. The White House discussed the issue, with Kennedy set to review possible steps. Domestic steel exports had surpassed imports in the mid-1950s, but trends reversed by 1958 through 1962, potentially costing thousands of American jobs if the balance improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Japan
Europe
United States
Joba
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
White House
Blough
Kennedy
McDonald
Indus
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A brief reflection on the enduring presence of printed words versus spoken speech, noting how writing preserves voice and memory beyond spoken moments. The piece contrasts immediacy with permanence, urging mindful use of language in dialogue and record.
Miner in peril as cavern cave-in risk grows
Amid dense fog and a collapsing roof, drill crews press a second escape hole while Joyce and others await word on Bova, whose condition worsens. Eva Bova, 32, clings to hope as Peter, 58, predicts his brother’s fatal outcome, citing long mining toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Bova
Eatin
Throne
Eva
Peter
Khrushchev Talks Unity With Yugoslavia at Rakovica
Soviet Premier Khrushchev visited the Rakovica plant near Belgrade and told Yugoslav workers that communism offers a desirable life in communist countries. He said the USSR and United States are the world’s two great powers and boasted Soviet spacelead over the US. He urged Yugoslav Soviet unity, calling imperialism their common foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Rakovica
Fies
Moscow
Two trapped men direct rescue as drilling paused
David Fellin and Henry Throne, trapped miners from Sheppton and Hadleton, directed rescue efforts via a microphone as the operation halted after drilling risked cracking the roof. Secretary of Mines HB Charmbury said a new bore would start 18 feet west of the abandoned hole to reach them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throne
Fellin
David Fellin
Sheppton
Henry Throne
Hadleton
Charmbury
Pennsylvania
Fell
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Moose Home
Mead Park
Raymonds Union
Royer's Grove
West Main Street
Dale Web
Ster
VFW
Eoeres Berkshire
Carroll
Corry Memorial Hospital
Manila Gates
Ethel Robbits
Grand
Frank Kasper
Columbus
Donald Beck
Bear Lake
Paul Paver
Mead Avenue
James Haslett
Delaware Street
Lawrence Buell
Jon Elizabeth
Carl Patterson
Michelle Anne
Sportangburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Lee Symmonds
Miles Street
Perry Tillotson
Theodore Rise
Diana Proper
West Filgh Street
Joseph Chandrick
Marvin King
John Hubbell
Charlotte Mitshell
Weat High Street
Harry Btorch
Edinboro
John Schoenthaler
Cherry Phraat
William Phelps
Waterford
John Willams
Warlen Street
Virgil Brown
Wattsburg
JFK
Navy
Fred Korth
Clark
Hotel Corry
Gold Room
Elnora Lillie
CDA
Bracken’s
Helen Morrell
Cities League
Ice
Chevrolet
Williams
Hale
Haven
Golden Jubilee
Corry Concrete and Gravel CO
Top's
Auto Service General Repair & Inspection
Emil Toplovich & Son
E. Smith
Macko's Market
General Auto
Thomas Motors
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Parasens Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Cohen Auto Supply
Morgen
D. W. Hutchison
Sherman, N. Y
Jamestown
N. Y
Chautauqua County
Olds
NYABO
Curtiss
ABS
Searafarm
Dean Ada Amperisl
Ty Hyatt
Admiral
Woodbourne Inks
A Hyatt
Rainbow Bold E
Cornell al Super
Herois
Reed
R, Austin
Backus, Inc
Sale Mgrs. & Auctioneers
Mexico, N. Y
D. Y. Hutchison
Sherman, N.Y
Nikita
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