Free Patient Problem in State Hospitals
Corry Hospital and other community facilities confront a common crisis as cold weather increases demand and funds shrink. State hospital leaders warn that many voluntary hospitals may have to admit only emergency cases unless new revenue sources emerge. The dilemma pits the humane need to treat every patient against a hospital’s financial losses and the need to preserve services for all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Richenlaub
Pittsburgh
New Suggestion On The Transportation Issue
Discussion of railroads and the transport business yields many new ideas. In Washington officials considered a Federal transportation administrator with broad ratemaking powers over rail, bus, truck, pipeline, airway and perhaps water carriers. Some support emerges, but action may wait until the new Congress.
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Washington
Pergong
Congress
Begu
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Gassy stomach relief ad promises fast aid for gas and heartburn
An old fashioned ad promises swift relief from gas and heartburn with a tablespoon of Daves Men the Pepsin. It claims the product clears gas in minutes and ends heartburn before meals. It touts money back guarantees and being better than today. It urges taking before meals to prevent discomfort and mentions health claims.
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Dave
Ilneks
Iva Esar
Assistant director Al Alborn guides Hollywood's hidden engine
Hollywood profile of Al Alborn assistant to director Mervyn LeRoy at Warner Brothers. For 12 years he has managed extras, payroll, scheduling, sets, and interviews. Notable feats include handling 300 extras on I'm a Fugitive From a Chain Gang and rescuing frightened performers aboard a windjammer in Scarlet Seas, earning him a full day off.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
al Alborn
Mervyn LeRoy
Warner Brothers
Michael Curtiz
al Green
Lloyd Bacon
William
William! Dieterle
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files Report
Twenty years ago notes from the Corry Journal describe visits by Erie and Pennsylvania railroad officials reviewing local yard changes. Bennett's baths and pool open tonight. Corry mourns William Jeet. E M Love & Son finish brick paving near Albion. Keleher block foundations underway. Union Telephone plans bolt line upgrades Corry Warren. City assessors finish work. Corry Brick and Tile to supply armory brick. Charles Wales loses his hound. Postmaster Austin and J McInnes travel to Erie in a Cadillac. Road conditions rough but timely for season. Florence Pond substitutes at Concord school amid bereavement of Miss Street’s uncle.
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Austin
J. McInnes
Erie
Hunger marchers press demands at Capitol parade
Hunger marchers moved toward the Capitol in a peaceful two mile parade joined by sections of police relaxed after a truce. Leaders agreed to disband tonight and return home, while Maj Ernest Brown supervised police as a nine piece band led the marchers forward amid guards at White House and Treasury.
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Harry Ferguson
United Press
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Ernest Brown
Pieve
Snen
White House
Treasury Department
Board of Education Retains Tax Collector in Settlement
The Board of Education unanimously reappointed Harry B. Smith as president and named Love as vice president. It authorized payment of monthly district bills and adopted standard rules of procedure. The board plans to settle with tax collector Westley, withholding part of last year’s salary pending 1981 duplicate collections, with a report due at the next regular meeting.
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Rage 1 Ug
Harry B. Smith
Hillstrom
Love
Cuy
Westley
Board Us
Finance Committee
Inquiries on History and Politics Across Pages
A reader poses questions about Pennsylvania farm counts, Syria’s historical status, the end of the Franco-Prussian War, Demosthenes, the State Assembly service of a CS Alexander, and the author of a line about earth and life. The note references turning to page 7 for more.
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Pennsylvania
Syria
Demosthenes
Alexander
State Assembly
Garner May Invest New Job With Political Influence For First Time in History
Washington dispatch suggests a notable shift as Speaker John N. figures into the Capitol’s political fray. The piece weighs possible outcomes of Garner’s potential influence on the presidency, drawing comparisons with past vice presidents and the likelihood of new, expansive political leverage. The narrative traverses historical precedents from Curtis to Dawes, Sherman, Fairbanks, Marshall, and Coolidge, noting how vice presidential power has evolved and how Garner might redefine it.
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Garner
Capitol Bill
Garfer
Curtis
Dawes
Coolitchse
Lve
Marshall
Wilson
Sherman
Fairbanks
Furst
Senate
Ula
Chptis
Boy loses two toes after truck accident on city street
Max Kierak of 1172 E 12th Street was struck by an E and P train just east of Cascade Street while jumping onto the car with two companions for a fishing trip. He suffered a severe scalp wound and the left foot injury from the wheel. He was taken to Hamet hospital by emergency ambulance.
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Erin
Max Kierak
12Th Street
Tost
Magnus Johnson
John Vogel
Hamet Hospital
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William Jeet
West ‘Bond Steal
E. M. Love & Son
Albion
Bilis Harvey
Keleher Block
Harry Auer
Silver City
Dickson
Union Telephone Company
Warren
Messrs. Franz
Luton
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Corry Brick and Tile Company
Meadville
Charles Wales
Florence Pond
Concord School
Ethel Street
5 Star Theatre
Mme
Maria Jeritza
Josef Bonime
Symphony
WABC
Standard OI Company
Board OF Education
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Charles P. Siewar Weiter
John N. Figener
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Sentien de Mit
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Vaivrans
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Hoover
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Herna Dawes
Sarshall
East End
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Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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