Corry area hospital board reelected leader and local notices
The Board of Directors re elected Charles Hatch as president at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City. Other officers named include Hoffman as president and Wayman as secretary. Local items report deep facial laceration treatment at Elan Al Aldesthy Corry Memorial Hospital, a transfer in county records, and new rural crusade chair Richard L. Witmer. Community notes cover theater cash giveaway, a gasoline theft report, a shoplifting incident at A P store, obituaries, scholarship exams, and a regional weather outlook through Saturday with continued cold.
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Ics
Ruby Bogert
Wah
Gry Boge
Stem Memorial Hospital
Neom
Union City
Charles Hatch
Radical Alent
Children's Hostoc
David
Capital
Pittsburgh
Hoffman
Ylew
Harry A
Hi ‘Wayman
Sidney _ Carlburnt
Hugh Mostweher
American Cancer Society
Crawford County
Richard L. Witmer
Sparta
Rural Crusade Cochairman
Witmer
Crawford County School Directors’ Association
TV Guide Schedule for WBEN Buffalo Tuesday Night
Channel list outlines 6 PM to 11:30 PM programming with stacked shows including News Sports Weather and kids programs. Evening lineup features The Cisco Kid Lifeline Drums Along The Mohawk and studio blocks along with Prolific titles like The Danny Thomas Show and The Guiding Light.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Robin Hoot
Danny Thomas
Studio One
Network News
Guiding Light
the Millers
Ochildren
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Phil Slivers
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Ex Wood Chopper 108 Years Old
TRYON North Carolina resident Frederick C. Tenny, who grew up on a farm, remembers chopping wood daily in retirement. Now 108, he is hard of hearing but ambulatory and proudly says he has voted for every Republican presidential candidate since Ulysses S. Grant.
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Tryon, N
Frederick C
Tenny
Grant
East German university students jailed amid regime pressure
Berlin papers report new measures to keep restive students under control. Two students received jail terms on charges of preaching anti state doctrine. Four students expelled from Rostock University after plane trip to Prague, en route to Athens.
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Berlin
Todd
Moscow
Hum
Mike Holdt
Elizabeth Taylor
Rostock University
Prague
Athens
AFL-CIO Breaks With Teamsters In Michigan Split
The AFL-CIO declares open conflict with the expelled Teamsters led by Hoffa and moves to form a new Michigan labor federation. Meany and allies plan a February 24 convention in Grand Rapids to establish a merged unit, affecting Michigan’s AFL and CIO forces and signaling Hoffa’s diminishing influence statewide. The action targets Hoffa’s control while inviting other states to follow the split pattern.
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Miami Beach
AFL- Cto
Teamsters
Umanty
Michiwin Tabor
Jamies Roffi
Holla
AFL Cio
Hotty
Gallid
George Meany
Afl-Cio
AFL
Michigan Federation of Labor
Michiwan Industrial Council
CI0
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Sean Menny
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Hoffa
Meany
Senate
Reuther
CIO
New York
Massachusetts
California
Ohio
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Mitneis
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Florida
Indiana
Wisconsin
Space rocket scholars join Washington celebration
Dr. James Van Allen of the University of Town and Dr. Werner Von Braun, director of the U S Army ballistic program, attend a National Academy of Sciences event in Washington. At Cape Canaveral, Fla, three missile experts Debus Froelich and Medaris pose after the Jupiter C firing with a satellite atop its upper stages.
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Stuments
James van Allen
University of Town
Werner von Braun
U.S. Army
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kurt Debus
Missile Firing Laboratory
Jack Froelich
Jet Propulsion
John B. Medaris
Army Ballistics Agency
WAIL
U.S
Outer Space
Army
William Pickering
California Institute Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Use Of Turbine Engines In Autos Still Many Years Off
Detroit reports on the evolution of the station wagon, its rise in popularity from near novelty to a practical family and business vehicle. It traces growth in sales since 1940, the vehicle’s multifunction uses, and survey insights into buyer needs and patterns. The piece notes historical shifts from wood to metal bodies and early production milestones in Michigan, signaling slow progress toward turbine engine autos remains unlikely.
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Detroit
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
All Steel Station Wagons Shift Styling Focus
Rear seats fold to form a platform, rear door hardware improved, weight distribution refined, and smoother body lines eliminate boxy look. With all-steel wagons, industry stylists emphasize eye appeal while incorporating engineering advances from conventional cars, aiming to attract more buyers.
GOP Leader Bertrand Snell Dies at 87 in Potsdam
Bertrand H. Snell longtime Republican leader in the House from 1931 to 1998 died yesterday in Potsdam at age 87. Born in Colton New York he served in Congress since 1914 and championed the St. Lawrence Seaway.
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GOP
Potsdam
Bertrand H. Snell
House of Representatives
Snell
St. Lawrence Seaway
Congress
Colton
Navy speeds up satellite plans revealed in fragment
Army and Navy announced accelerated Explorer satellite plans as President Eisenhower pledged open sharing of data with other nations including Russia. The six foot long instrument, shaped like a pointed tube, collects temperatures, cosmic rays and meteorites while in an 18,000 mile orbit. Observers at Holloman AFB reported sighting the Explorer Saturday night.
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Eisenhower
Rusalu
Ernat Stubllnyr
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Vanguard rocket ready for firing after fixes
Officials at the Smithson iane Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Mass, said the New Mexico Moonwatch team may be first to spot the Apollo satellite. Navy's Vanguard project had failed its first launch in December when the rocket exploded on the pad. Technical difficulties delayed the next attempt, but Cape Canaveral sources report those troubles fixed and the three stage rocket reassembled and ready pending final checks on wind and conditions.
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Smithsoniane Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Ube New Mexicn
Navy
Vanguard
Cape Canaveral
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