At The Hospital And Local Events In Corry Area
Admitted patients include Mrs. Cora Joseph at 112 Brook Street and Mrs. Ana Toplovich in Columbus, along with William Hempel and Mrs. Alice Bowman on East Main Street. Discharged include Mrs. Gerald Perrin and daughter Sue Ann of Pittsfield. Admiral Dennison Day proclaimed in Warren Borough with NATO duties slated for February 20 and ceremonies aboard USS Independence. VFW meeting tonight with fish fry and movies planned. Petitions filed to place pari mutuel betting on April primary in Crawford County. Eskimo exercise canceled due to heavy snow. St Lawrence Seaway may open April 1 ahead of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Joseph
Brook Street
Ana Toplovich
Columbus
William Hempel
R. D
Alice Bowman
East Main Street
Harry P. Hollenbach
Findley Lake
Glenn A. Stearns
George Pless
Dennis
Dennis Beardsley
West Columbus Avenue
Edwin Foley
West Pleasant Street
Robert
Bert Davis
Warren
Robert L. Dennison
U. S. Navy
Admiral Dennison
Burgess Arthur
Langdon
NATO
Atlantic
Independence
Norfolk
Meadville
Crawford County
State
Harness Racing Commission
Harrisburg
Teday
Kenneth W. Rice
Conneaut Lake
Titusville
Camp Cotman
Memers
Explorer Scout Troops
Colonel Drake
Erie
St. Lawrence Seaway
Calvin Dingler
VFW
Warren County Council of Republican Women
Ethel Ball
Maydla Sanford
H & H Dry Cleaners
Erie Court Fines Virgilio in Pension Driving Case
Judge Rossiter fined Nicholas Virgilio 200 dollars and placed him on 23 months probation after pleading guilty to driving under suspension. An Erie will left a son Carl as sole heir, estate valued around 6000 dollars. Lena Dippo died February 4, wills to Carl. Other items note local notices, meetings, and ads from Flye Rexall Drugs and Rossbacher Insurance.
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Erie
Rossiter
Nicholas Virgilio
Virgilio
Lena Dippo
Carl
Flye Rexall Drugs
Hypnotism on TV Raises Safety Question
A 14 year old in Evansville Indiana reportedly believed he was hypnotized after watching NBCs The Man and the Challenge a scene involving hypnosis and a fear of flying. Hospital officials treated him and released him. NBC spokesman Stockton Holfefrich warned of danger if hypnotism is used for entertainment noting heightened caution and viewer vulnerability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Evansville
Ind
NBC
Stockton Holfefrich
Television Review by Cynthia Lowry
Cynthia Lowry discusses Ivan Tors remarks on television influence and hypnosis. The piece notes a survey showing high recognition of Nixon and Kennedy, with little awareness of Arthur Godfrey. It recommends tonight's Olympic Winter Games on CBS and Talent Scouts on NBC with Garroway Crawford Merman and O'Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Tors
Pntite
R. & Brushkin Associates
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
NBC
Dave Garroway
Joan Crawford
Ethel Merman
Maureen O'Hara
Funeral services for G Albert Abi Sweet
Funeral services for G Albert Abi Sweet will be held from Bracken Funeral Home Thursday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends may call there Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Interment will be in Pine Grove Cemetery.
Break-ins Target Meadville Doctors Offices
Burglars broke into the Meadville offices of Drs David W DeGrange and A Tuasie Good on Saturday afternoon and yesterday morning, taking £78 from a desk and narcotics Werphine from a cabinet. At the desks of Drs J M Marshall and Er Deller there was evidence of a break-in but nothing of value missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. DeGrange
A. Tuasie Good
Je M. Marshall
Er. Deller
Food technician Carl Ro Pel dies in Quebec
Carl Ro Pel, a food technician born in Amherst, Massachusetts, died yesterday in Quebec. He worked at the University of Massachusetts from 1926 and retired in 1957 after a long career in the food science field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Carl Ro
Amherst
Mass
Pullers
Whiversite
Massachusetts
Fresh Storms Hit Plains to Midwest Blizzard Safeguarded Roads
Snowstorms swept the plains and central states with blizzard conditions in parts. Gusty northern winds reached 30 to 40 mph as heavy snow fell, totaling three to six inches in many areas. Warnings remained for four to eight inches through eastern Kansas, southeast Nebraska, Iowa, and northwest Missouri, with cold air spreading from Wyoming to New Mexico. Snow flurries stretched from Minnesota to the Great Lakes and northern New England, while northern Florida saw chilly temperatures in the 30s and Florida’s southern half faced heavy rains. Clear, crisp weather persisted along the Southeast and East Coast from north Florida to New England.
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Absoumec
Plains States
Loe
Nebraska
Sind
Kansas
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
South Central Plains
Iowa
Missouri
Rockies
Wyoming
New Mexico
Minnesota
Ward
Great Lakes Negion
Pennsylvania
New York
New
Season notes show first Vessel through Istast seaway on April 20
A newspaper fragment notes the current season and records the first Vessel of the seaway Istast passing through on April 20, signaling the start of a new phase in maritime activity.
College Students Disrupt Meeting
College students disrupted a campus meeting where Rev. Humbard spoke. He tried to calm the crowd for about an hour, then many students walked out during a hymn as the service ended. Attendees described intellectual disagreement with the speaker and alleged threats of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbard
Rey Humbard
Negro Students Step Up Demonstrations in Charlotte
Reported by a Johnson C Smith University student Jones the Charlotte movement grew from Greensboro protests. About 150 students gathered February 9 outside the administration building and went downtown to Woolworths and Kress, filing the lunch counter, with no manager appearing and police silent. CORE and NAACP officials offered limited knowledge. a cooling off period emerged as Mayor Smith noted limited dialogue between races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson C. Smith Univer
Sliy
Charlotte
Greensboro
Washington
Jones
Woolworth's
Kress
National Assny For the “Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
North Carolina
Alty
Malcel Seawell
Gordon Carey
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Norfolk
New York City
Durham
W.C
Carey
South
Richmond
Nashville
Labor unions face slack in slump of their own making
James Marlow reports that organized labor leaders assess union weakness as membership slips and internal feuding persist despite AFL-CIO merger. They cite restrictive laws, public-opinion backlash from labor scandals, and a slower economy as factors. Employers resist union demands while Meany seeks high level talks with Eisenhower, though doubt remains on success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Walker
Washington
Slough
America
Organized Labor
AFL
CIO
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Eisenhower
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Gerald Perrin
Sue Ann
Pittsfield
George Pransky
Church Street
Samuel Upperman
G. Albert Sweet
Third
Rossbacher
Millcreek
Samuel Bliss
Millerbek
James Barrett
John Spasta
Wheelock Community Aid
Jack Dundon
Curtiss Lee Wheeler
Western State Penitentiary
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Wheeler
St. Louis
Colony Inn
Helping Hand Club
IOOF
Corry Beverage Distributor
Oil City
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
St. Marys
W. Va
Emlenton
Farmer's Valley
State Sanitary Water Board
Younwsville
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Clifford Johnson
Chamber
Transportation Committee
Park Martin
Lake City
Television Review
Cynthia Lowry
Doctors
Pars Stork Exchange
Anr
Chartier
Warren City Lines, Inc
Pran'a Ave
East Warren
Pound Plains
East
David Niven
Mitzi Gaynor
Gia Robertson Cl
Yaturally
Evans
Varly
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Marlow
Ing. New Machinery
James Marlow
Gonserilite
Studebaker
Andl
Studebaker Wiggers Garage, Inc
Corry
Johnny Hart
Clothes
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