Union City Admitted and Discharged Residents List
Discharged residents include Ellis Hamilton and Itella Clark with listed addresses Corry and Spartanshure. Joni and Valerie, children of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Jr., reside at 945 East South Street with Clinton Smith and Wallace Young also noted. Admitted to Union City include Ivan Fuller 28 Second Avenue and Raymond Nosko Mill Village. Other Union City addresses include Mrs. Walter Ingalls R D 4, Mrs. Clifford Woods 62% Miles Street, Mrs. Edgar Woodward 77 North Main Street, Sarabel Pattison 6 Perry, David Morrison RD 3 Waterford, Gail Eastman 205 Cherry Street Waterford, Earl Baldwin Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hamilton
East South Street
Milton Dahl
R. D
Corry
Itella Clark
Joni
Valerie
Holland S Morgah Jr
Clinton Smith
Spartanshure
Wallace Young
Wright Street
Lyle Watrous
Jerry
Union City
Ivan Fuller
Second Avenue
Raymond Nosko
Mill Village
Walter Ingalls
Clifford Woods
Miles Street
Edgar Woodward
North Main Street
Lawrence McWilliams
Waterford
Sarabel Pattison
Perry Street
Harry Gregor
Union Sity
David Morrison
Gail R. Eastman
Cherry Street
Earl Baldwin
Main Street
Wattsburg
Nine Perish Plane Crash in California Neighborhood
A Flying Tiger Line Constellation from Chicago slammed nose first into a California block, clipping power lines and plunging homes into darkness as screams rang out. Four killed aboard the plane were Capt. Karl C. Rader Jr., Capt. David L. Crapo, Flight Engineer Jack W. Grey, and passenger John A. Olson, with Cathleen Ann Roche later identified among the dead. The disaster followed three prior Flying Tiger Line crashes that year.
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Chicago
Flying Tiger Line
Karl C. Rader Jr
Burlingame
Calif
David L. Crapo
Compton
Jack W. Grey
San Mateo
John A. Olson
Sunland
Cathleen Ann Roche
Pacific
Atlantic
Cold Bay
Alaska
Funeral Rites for Mrs May Held at Bracken Funeral Home
Final rites for Mrs. Fred C. Lina May will be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C
Lina
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove
Bomb Damages Bethel Church As Racial Trouble Blamed
In Birmingham on a Friday night a homemade bomb ripped Bethel Baptist Church basement where 25 children rehearsing a Christmas play escaped injury. The blast damaged the church and two nearby homes. One injury reported a seven month old granddaughter of a local activist. Trustee James Rives blamed the attack on his work with the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights and said the church was targeted. Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth, former pastor, headed the local group. his successor Rev. V C Provitt lives in a wrecked house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Bethel Baptist Church
Fred %. Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Shuttlesworth
V. C. Provitt
James R. Rives
Rives
Alabama Christian Movement Group
UN Tries To Choke Off Katanga Economic Squeeze
UN Secretary General Thant urged 17 nations to ban imports of Katanga's copper and cobalt to pressure Tshombe. He backed Congo Premier Adoula's plan to unify the country and halt overseas ore shipments via Rhodesia and South Africa. Letters were sent to Belgium Britain Portugal and South Africa seeking compliance and revenue shifts to Leopoldville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indias Nations
U Thant
Katanga
Thant
Congo
Cyrille Adoula
Thaut
Adoula
Moise ‘Tshombe
U.N
Belgium
Britain
Portugal
South Africa
Huke
Union Miniere
Tshombe
Rhodesia
Angola
Mozambique
Matadi
Leopoldville
Venango County approves single unit school district plan
Franklin The Venango County School Board voted to reorganize six administrative units into one district under Act 561. The merged district would enroll about 12 000 students and include Oil City area, Franklin area, Cranberry area, Pleasantville, Victory, and Valley Grove districts along with multiple townships and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Venango County School Board
Department of Public Instruction
Oil City
Cornplanter
Oakland
Bowseville
Canal
Frenchcreek
Mineral
Sandycreek
City of Franklin
Polk and
Utica
Cranberry
Pinegrove
Rockland
Pleasantville
Allegheny
Oil Creek
Victory
Clinton
Irwin
Clintonville
Valley Grove
Court Orders County Aides To Pay Up
County commissioners refused to cover a Minneapolis stenographer's five week fee including transportation, prompting the court to order payment. Lucille Richards, hired to fill a vacancy after a staff stenographer's death, was brought from Minneapolis where she now resides to work in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brub
Couny
Minneapolis, Minn
Byron Clapper
Lucille Richards
Burton R. Laub
Miss Richards
Erie
The
Cous
Minneapolis
Miss Richards Transportation Costs Tied to Court Order
The court noted no stenographers available locally. Payment of Miss Richards' transportation costs was one condition of her agreement to come here to work. The bill, covering salary transportation and motel expenses, totaled about $725.
How Does Skiing Help Tourism Study Signed
The Area Redevelopment Administration issued a $19,400 contract for technical assistance to study skiing effects on the tourist industry in northwestern states including Pennsylvania. Sen. Tom McIntyre announced the project, to be conducted by Sho-Engineering Inc of Franconia, N.B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
Pennsylvania
Tom McIntyre
RNH
Sho-Engineering, Inc
Franconia
N.B
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the Corry Journal
Gitts
Ublic
East Branch Grange Hall
Brigham Hardware
Hammermill
Corry Journal Printing Department
AllWay Electric
Doh
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cory
Gerald Duell
Sheffield
John Shields
Clymer
John
John van Dyke
Franklin Street
Carlton
Ronald Penoyer
Spartansboro
Catherine King
Spring Street
James R. Maginnis
Grand Valley
Turben
Ice
Chevrolet
Sparta
Slim
VFW
Herb, Johnson
Orches
Tra
Seeerdede Getieioet
Dahl & McCray
Elmview Jersey Dairy
N. Y
Herb Johnson
GEO
Ritz
Elks
Norge
Maytag
Columbus
Chevrolet Trucks
Turben’s Auto Service
Rossin’s
Journal Today
Fanny Farmer
Erie, Warren, Crawford and
Chautauqua Counties
U.S
Adress
Sgn
Evening Journal
Corry, PA
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