Discharged and Admitted Listings At Union City Hospital
A community hospital report lists discharged patients in Corry Union City and nearby towns along with admitted cases at Union City Memorial Hospital. Names include Mrs James Cooney Mrs Frances Umstead Miss Kathleen Rafferty and more with addresses across Corry Clymer Union City and Bear Lake. The report notes health service center updates and public health statistics for the region including a weekly influenza pneumonia death toll and over one hundred thousand cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cooney
R. D
Corry
Frances Umstead
West Pleasant Street
Theodore Kiel "Corry
Kathleen Rafferty
West Washington Street
Ned Johnston
South Center Street
Lester Groters
Clymer
Louis Lundy
Concord Street
Glen Evans
Fred Erdle
Union City
Albert Ross
West Smith Street
Fred Mixer
East Main Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Blaine Dobson
McKean
Loretta Bailey
Fourth Avenue
Charles Platt
R.D
Denise Wilcox
Kenneth McWilliams
Bert
Donald A. Porter
Mill Village
Leon McCray
Atlantic Street
William Reynolds
Ter
U.S. Public Health Service
South
South West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
New York City Battles Asian Flu Epidemic
The Associated Press reports New York City faces an Asian flu epidemic, though not as severe as in 1957. City and state health officials note immunization and flu shots among employees may help, while other areas report varied outbreaks and school closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Associated Press
West
United States
George James
Erde
Erie
Felix S. Shubert
Shubert
Pennsylvania
New York
Veterans Administration Hospital
Buffalo
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Topeka
Lawrence
The
State University
Cincinnati
Ohio
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflective piece compares spoken and printed language, noting how orality fades while print endures. It considers the permanence of written text against transient speech and hints at cultural memory preserved through books.
Varied Program Enjoyed By YMCA Ladies Auxiliary
YMCA Ladies Auxiliary showcased a World Service program with members in native dress from Finland and Austria, plus Swedish footwear. Devotions by Mrs. Leaby, meeting led by President Mrs. Gumbleon, and plans for February 26 annual meeting with buffet. Candy sale fundraiser led by Mrs. Porter Auer and Mrs. Helen Davison. Aimed to fund a reconditioned school bus for YMCA transport. March 18 meeting urged. March 2 adult dance with Ronal Barrie group to provide music. Refreshments by hospitality committee after a World Service film shown by Mr. Wees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Keck
Porter Auer
Helen Davison
Sterling Wees
Wees
J. Fred Kinley
George Hagger
Walter Bertram
Lawrence Joyce
Martin Keppel
Erkki Rainesalo
Leon Root
Blue Division Leads Y Drive Continues Thursday Evening
The campaign update notes Blue Division leading the drive with events Thursday at 7 30. Other top contributors include Mrs C A Dorrie Hillstrom with 26 new and renewed memberships and Walter Darnofall with 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Dorrie) Hillstrom
Walter Darnofall
New York Mayor Weighs Mediation in Newspaper Strike
Mayor Robert F. Wagner hinted he may propose a peace plan to end the seven day old newspaper blackout. Governor Rockefeller offered state mediation services while publishers and unions clash over nine major New York dailies. The Newspaper Unity Committee urged renewed negotiations to reach an equitable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Gay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Wagner
Afl-Cio International Typographical
Albany
Rockefeller
Unity Commitee
Thomas J. Murphy
Afl-Cio
New York Newspaper Guild
Daily News
Cleveland Publish Guild Talks End Strike Quietly in Ohio
Wagner met with publishers for two percent hours Monday and planned an afternoon session with striking printers in Cleveland. Negotiators for the Cleveland Newspaper Guild tentatively agreed to undisclosed contract terms with the citys two daily papers pending member ratification. The Cleveland Plain Dealer and the Press News have been closed for 82 days due to strikes by the guild independent Teamsters and the AFL-CIO printers machinists and mailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Press& News
Independent Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Car Plunge Kills Philadelphia Man on Roosevelt Bridge
James M. Kelly, 43, of Philadelphia, died when his car plunged about 70 feet from the Roosevelt Expressway bridge onto railroad tracks. Police report he was alone in the vehicle at the time of the fatal crash near the Schuylkill Expressway merge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James M. Kelly
Kelly
Cuba Major Topic At White House
Cuba dominates White House discussions as Kennedy weighs US policy. Senators including John Stennis avoid public comment while a Senate subcommittee plans an investigation into Soviet Cuban military strength. McNamara prepares to present a new defense report to the Armed Services Committee as Navy leaders testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
White House
John Stennis
D-Miss
Cuba
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Fred Korth
Naval Operations
Adm
George W. Anderson
Congressional
Soviet Union
Latin America
Two Catholics of U.S. May Become Saints
The Vatican Congregation of Rites approved beatification for Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton and John M. Neumann, fourth bishop of Philadelphia. Beatification is scheduled for March 17 for Seton and March 19 for Neumann, with two miracles required for sainthood. Seton, born 1744 in New York, founded the Sisters of Charity and died 1821. Neumann, born 1811 in Bohemia, arrived in America in 1836 and became bishop in 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican ‘City
Vatican Congregation of Rites
Elizabeth Ann Selon
John M. Neumann
Philadelphia
Mother Seton
United States
New York
Sisters of Charity of St
St. Joseph
Vatican
Congregation of Rites
Papal
St. Peter's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brigham Hardware
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hazel Wynn
Janet Schweitzer
Centerville
Vernon Gutz
Agnes Britting
David Doutt
Daugher
Patricia Ann
Randall Smith
Bear Lake
Walter Darndall
Cory
Rexall
Lutheran Church
Cox's ‘Tunesters
VEW
Ginnie Diemer
Colonial Terrace
Cliff Carroll
Turben
WOTM
Ginnie’s Cafeteria
Ginnie, Fred
Maryann, Shirley
CNB
Citizens National Bank of Corry
E TY duroBoaker
Ymca Ladies
Corry, PA
Washington St
Jane Parker
MRS, Filbert’s
A&p
Wisconsin
Qiu
William Arthur
Chattanooga
Tenn
City
Larry Gaines
Pat Rowe
News-Free Press
George Moody
U.S
CIA
McCone
House Foreign Affairs
What Price College
Carry Savings & Loan
Savings & Loan
North Centar Street
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