Hospital Admission and Discharge Report Snapshot
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 A.M. today Admitted list includes Harry Wynn Bear Lake Mrs John Thomas Spartansburg Kenneth Olson Gowanda NY Howard 8 son of Donald Rickerson R D 4 Corry Raymond Gorton Jamestown Russell Curtis Ripley NY Mrs William R Kennedy R D 1 Corry William Gorton Jr Jamestown Harry Stevens North Clymer Discharged list includes Howard Johnson R D 2 Corry Mrs Clifford Proper 1327 West Pleasant Street Donald R Stanbro 405 Euclid Street Thomas L Battke Pittsfield Mrs Edward W Messinger 414 Mead Avenue Allan W Hasbrouck 315 Concord Street James J Glatz R D 4 Corry Mrs Vincent Fisher Sherman Nathan H Reynolds R D 2 Corry Deceased Sunday Debra 10 months daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burkhart iay D 4 Corry Alton Hockenberry Pittsfield Mrs Andy Beneza Spring Creek Mrs Sam Barbalaci 44 Brook Street Donald Middleton R D 3 Corry Miss Josephine Carle Spartansburg marks in 14 hours 22 minutes and 30 seconds Herman Willems of the Netherlands was second.
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Harry 0. Wynn
Bear Lake
John Thomas
Spartansburg
Kenneth Olson
Gowanda
N.Y
Clifford Proper
West Pleasant Street
Donald R. Stanbro
Euclid Street
Thomas L. Battke
Pittsfield
Edward W. Messinger
Mead Avenue
Allan W. Hasbrouck
Concord Street
James J. Glatz
R. D
Cor
Rye
Vincent Fisher
Sherman
Nathan H. Reynolds
Corry
Debra
John Burkhart
Iay
Alton
Hockenberry
Andy Beneza
Spring Creek
Sam Barbalaci
Brook Street
Fire cannon prank prompts police warning and delay tactic
Acting Police Chief Sgt James Keppel described how pranksters delay explosions by lighting a cigarette and pushing the fuse from the cannon. He warned officers could have been burned or the car ignited if the patrol car arrived seconds later. Keppel says investigators are pursuing the incident and promises no leniency as authorities examine the latest in a string of park cannon pranks.
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James Keppel
Keppel
Buses Planes Full During Rail Strike
OTTAWA Thousands of Canadians jammed bus and air terminals as the government prepared legislation to end the rail strike. About 118000 union workers demanded a 20 percent raise and rejected a 12 percent offer over two years. Parliament would consider two government bills to restore service and ease freight-rate rules. Mediation talks were set to resume after the measures. The strike threatened layoffs shortages and price hikes if it continued. Transport officials urged shipments of essentials and perishables first as extra runs were added to handle the 70000 daily rail riders. The 17 unions reported average wages around 2.32 dollars per hour amid opposition from John G Liefenbaker and the Progressive Conservatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
J. O. Goodman
Ontario Automotive Transport Association
John G. Liefenbaker
Deaths Mr Reynolds R D 2 Corry longtime mariner and Coast Guard veteran
Mr Reynolds R D 2 Corry died at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday after a brief illness at age 71. Born May 17 1895 in Grand Valley he lived in Oil City and Warren as a boy and moved to Corry before World War I. He served in the U S Army in World War I married Lucretia Lutz in 1922 and worked at Corry Jamestown then on the Great Lakes as a seaman and marine engineer. Commissioned as ensign in the U S Coast Guard in 1943 he served as chief engineer on ocean going ships during World War II. He retired in 1949 and was later self employed in the coal business. Survivors include his wife two daughters Katherine McDaniel and Florence Allen a son Stephen Reynolds with the U S Army in the Philippines one sister Gail Alcorn and two brothers Daniel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reynolds
Corry
Corry Memorial Hosital
Grand Valley
Oil City
Warren
U. S. Army
Lucretia Lutz
Corry Jamestown
Great Lakes
U. S. Coast Guard
George
Katherine) McDaniel
Bruce
Florence) Allen
Stephen Reynolds
Philippines
Gail
Florence) Alcorn
Cutting
Daniel
Milwaukees Civil Rights Tension Dominates Sunday Protests
The Milwaukee NAACP chapter protests Judge Robert Cannon amid racially restricted Eagles membership. Thousands, including 2,000 to 3,500 on sidewalks, marched five miles through downtown to Cannon’s neighborhood led by Maj. Gen. John Dunlap. Police faced counterpickets chanting hostile slogans as tensions rose. In other local news Te Winkle family mourns and funeral plans follow a serious car crash involved Te Winkles.
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Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Cannon
Robert C. Cannon
Order of Eagles
John Dunlap
32Nd Infantry Division
National Guard
Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Sheriff says charges pending after total demolition
A property incident left the scene totally demolished with damage set at 3600 dollars. Estimates for two pickup trucks were not available. The sheriff's office reported charges are pending today against Gorton.
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Sheriff's Office
Gorton
Three Boys Start $150000 Fire In Birdsboro Pa
Firemen report three young boys aged six to eight started a blaze that gutted a lumber yard and a connected building in Birdsboro causing over 150000 in damage. A nearby resident, Ernest L. McCord, 70, died of a heart attack sparked by the excitement. Telephone service to 1400 customers was disrupted as the Conestoga Telegraph and Telephone Co building burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdsboro
Conestoga Telephone and Telegraph Co
Happels
Roosevelt
Farm Workers to Vote on Joining Union at Delano
Delano area farm workers, about 1,800 eligible, vote in a union representation election Tuesday amid a fierce clash between the Teamsters Union and the AFL-CIO. Both sides promote through fiestas and gatherings as national organizers recruit in the San Joaquin Valley and San Diego regions. The vote shapes the future of some 80,000 farm workers in the state.
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Union
Delano, Calif
di Giorgio Corp
San Joaquin Valley
San Diego
Teamsters Union
Afl-Cio
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Stanley
Woolworth’s
The
Corry Journal
PRP
Grace Fosburgh
Avalon Ladies
Weer
Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Poe
Orton
Y. Columbus
Moose
Woolworth
Ismaila
Egypt
Hanafi Mahmud
Suez Canal
Suez
Eabelance
Harry Stevens
North Clymer
Howard Johnson
Donald Middleton
Josephine ‘Carle
Herman Willems
Netherlands
California
Iceberg
New York State
Armour's Star Sirlain
Hormel
Green AM PE
Te Winkle
Brackem Funeral Home
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
Joseph Sizoo
George Washington University
Manhattan
Business Guide
Automobile Agencies
Fitch Motors
Rambler
S. 1St Ave
Turben
Chevrolet - Corvair
Columbus
W. W. Waterhouse
Tempest
West South St
Bale
C. Christensen
Frank’s Auto Service
Auto Supplies
Western Auto Associate
East Washington Street
Connie's Super Market
Crystal Coal Co
Corry, Pa
Furnace Sales and Epeies
U.C. Zen
Corry Block Company
Shady Avenue
Center St
Res
Rt Corry
DRY Cleaners
H&h Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Lathrop Electric
Electric Heat & Appl
Call Corry
Taylor's Electric Service
General Bennink Insurance Agency
North Center Street
Horton J. Davis & Son, Inc
F.H. & M. A. Beall
General Insurance
East Smith St
Crosby Bush Insurance
Main St
Crandall Agency Inc
Kinley-Dolan Insurance
South Center Street
P” Brent
Johnson Brothers
Weston's Bakery
Peesie
Corry Concrete & Gravel Co
N. Center St
Corry Pharmacy
Hubertz
Insurance — Life & Accident
Warren C. Reynolds Baltimore Life Insurance
Robert G. Tunnel
West Park Place
Spiesman & Muckinhaupt
Pittsfield Inn
Phoenix Hotel
Keystone
Corry TV Cable Co
Taloen's
North Canter St
Western Equipment
Fox Western Tack Shop
the Corry Journal
Corry Memorial Hospital
William R. Kennedy
Kennedy
Martha Cady
the Corry Evening Journal
Ehusdeipan
Associated Press
Ogle Lumber
Cail
Beneficial Consumer Discount CO. Finance Co
Real
Beneficial
Sou Noch Caner Street
Pinamor
Avstem Beneficial Fi
Chestnut St
Comer
Sark Union City
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Unionity
SN. Main St. Gr. FL
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