Admitted and discharged patients and staff at Union City area hospitals
List of admitted and discharged patients at Union City Memorial and area facilities, with transfers to Hamot and St. Vincent's in Erie. Names include John Legters, James Joyce, Richard Whitman, Mrs. Don Dingle, Russell Hall Jr, Mrs. Luther Fenno, and others. also community notices and local ads for Carroll's Gift Shop and various listings.
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John Legters
Clymer
Mary Bonekamp
West Park Place
Thomas A. Paver
Sherman Street
Lester Groters
Orin Miller
Spartansburg
Patrick Bachemer
East South Street
Charlene
Jack Shearer
R. D
Corry
Mary Rizzo
Marion Street
Gary Saughs
David
Charles Armstrong
Wright Street
Raymond Barrett
West Pleasant Street
Henry Davis Jr
Third Avenue
William Walter
Warren
Leo Jackman
Spring Creek
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Clifton Morris
Baceas
St. Vincent's Hospital
James John Joyce
East High Street
Union City
Richard Whitman
Centerville
Don Dingle
Corry Russell Hall Jr
Putnam Street
Donald Porter
Mill Village
More Ships To Bring Families From Cuba
The freighter African Pilot docked at Port Everglades with 922 relatives of Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners aboard. Refugee officials said this is only the first load and another ship is planned in two to three weeks to bring more family members and sweethearts. James B. Donovan will coordinate the next voyage. The refugees helped with ship chores, and two women and 10 children were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Florida
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Castro
Cuba
James B. Donovan
New York
Port Everglades
Here
Fed Cross
Cherrily
Kennedy
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Spellman Praises U S Veit Nam Union in Saigon Visit
Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York concluded a four day Christmas visit to South Viet Nam. He said he was impressed and edified by the strength of the union between the Americans and Vietnamese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Funeral Notices for Beth Ann Catalfu Infant
A prayer service will be held at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 30 a m Friday for Beth Ann Catalfu infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Catalfu Interment will be in St Thomas Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday 7 to 9 p m and Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Also Chinese writer Li Chieh jen dies in Chengtu at 72 a deputy to the National People s Congress Parliament and member of the China Federation of Library and Art Circles Attends Your Church This Sunday
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Tokyo
Li Chieh-jen
Chengtu
China
New China News Agency
National People’s , Congress
Naional
China Federation of Library and Art
Measles Link Cited To Possible MS Connection
Los Angeles researchers Adams and Imagawa of UC Los Angeles report a potential indirect link between measles and multiple sclerosis. Their preliminary study finds measles antibodies in spinal fluid of over 75 percent of 35 MS patients, absent in 50 non MS individuals, suggesting possible nervous system infection by a disguised measles virus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John M. Adams
David T. Imagawa
Proceedings of Experimental Biology and Medicine
University of California At
Japan Won’t Quit Helping Russia Oil Pipe Exports
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira stated Japan cannot block private exports of oil pipes to the Soviet Union, despite NATO pressure. He said Japan lacks legal power to stop private enterprise and that the issue rests with private judgment, not law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
NATO
Ohira
Fidel Castro Sets Ransom Price for Cuban Political Prisoners
Exiled Cuban newsmen group Syndicate of Free Newsmen of Cuba says Fidel Castro asked for five million dollars worth of food as ransom for six prominent political prisoners. Agents delivered the offer to Cuban exiles, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andxico City
Fidel Castro
Syndicate of
Free Newsmen of
Cuba
Castro
Republicans Gain In November Elections Nationwide
Washington AP reports Republicans netted about 150 state legislative seats in the November 6 vote, ousting Democrats from Senate and House control in Colorado, Utah, and other states. Democrats claim gains in Hawaii while Republicans highlight gains in the South and several states. Forty-five states held elections. Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi New Jersey and Virginia did not vote for all chambers.
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Washington
Senate
House
GOP
Hawaii
New England
New Hampshire
Maine
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
House of Delegates
Georgia
Texas
Alabama
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Alaska
Arkansas
California
Delaware
Florida
Mand
Massachusetts
Missourii
New Mexico
North Carolna
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
West Virginia
Idaho
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
New Hamphire
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Vermont
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Trooper’s Widow to Receive 135000 in 1960 Turnpike Death
In Philadelphia AP report, widow Louise Tessitore and her two young daughters Renee and Lisa win a 135000 settlement from driver William Hendricks and Utilities Line Construction for the 1960 Pennsylvania Turnpike death of state trooper Francis Tessitore. Judge George Welsh orders part of the sum set in trust for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Francis M. Tessitore
Hagleton
James Mullin
Wiliam
Hendricks
Jamison
Louise Tessitore
Renee
Lisa
Utilities Line Construction Co
Jenkintown
George Welsh
Thomas Mitchell Estate Filed in Santa Monica Probate
Actor Thomas Mitchell left his estate of more than $100000 to his widow Anne Brewer Mitchell. The will was filed for probate in Santa Monica Superior Court yesterday after Mitchell died of cancer on December 17.
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Thomas Mitchell
Santa Monica
Calif
Anne Brewer Mitchell
Santa Monica Superior Court
Mitchell
Boy Faces New Operation To Rejoin Severed Arm
Everett Knowles 15-year-old whose arm was severed by a freight train last May 23 in Somerville awaits another surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital. Surgeons aim to reconnect nerves below the armpit in a bid to restore life sensation and use, possibly early January.
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Pues
Jon
Everett Knowles Jv
Ronald Malt
Massachusetts General Hospital
Everett
Youing Knowles
Youthg Knowles
Somerville
Malt
Urbophrenia threat cited in city life study
Philadelphia AP reports physicians warn urban crowding and indoor living create an artificial climate altering health and productivity, a phenomenon labeled urbophrenia. Dr Tyho Hart Kornbluch of the University of Pennsylvania links life indoors to physical and mental decline, urging more outdoor activity.
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Philadelphia
Tyho Hart Kornbluch
University of Pennsylvania
Kornbluch
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Ife
Kornblueh
Graduate Hospital
William C Cook Named PRR Comptroller in 1926
William C Cook will become comptroller of the Pennsylvania Railroad on January 1, succeeding Hugh J Ward who is retiring. David C Bevan, vice president in charge of finance, announced the change in yesterday's notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRR
Philadelphia
William Cook
Pennsylvania Railroad
Janary
David C. Bevan
Cook
Hugh J. Ward
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW
Turben
Chevrolet
Flye Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City Emorial Hospital
Gus Oblinski
Luther Fenno
R.D
Unon City
Robert Klakamp
South Main Street
Cambridge
Frank McClelland
Buron City
Larry Fosburg
AllWay E Electric
Acer
Carroll's
Citizens National Bank
OF Corey
Corey
Christmas Club
FDIC
Nat
Columbus Ave
Al's
Swift
Kodak Film
KODA
Fast Color Film Service
Joseph Lee Hollander
Elmatron
Ates
Lettin Na
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