Admitted and Discharged Residents List Union City Area
A long irregular OCR of admitted and discharged individuals listing names and addresses across Union City and nearby towns. The entries include Hugh C Howe and others admitted at various streets, and discharges like Rilta Clawson and Mélvin Stoddard, with numerous family relations and local addresses in Union City, Cambridge Springs, Erie area, and surrounding boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh C. Howe
East Street
Hichard Fox
North Enter
Pearl Woodart
Elbert
Milwire Lilley
Julrey
Fidbert Lublink
North Clymer
Leonard
Walter E. Loveland
East Main Street
Judith
Brenna
Thomas Var
Sparansbury
Irvin Sherwood
John Poster
Richard Merkle
Gary Lance
West
Columbus
Auwinit Sprovers
Frederick Street
Sex Slayer To Receive Death Penalty
Smith, convicted of the brutal sex slaying of an 11 year old Philadelphia schoolgirl, is set for execution in the electric chair. Judge W C Sheely scheduled the sentence after denying a motion for a new trial. The case arose from the murder of Maryahn Mitchell in 1930, with Smith previously convicted of first degree murder after a Montgomery County change of venue. The jury voted for the death penalty, citing the brutality of the crime and seeking a decisive punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Imo Smith
Philadelphia
Adams County
W. C. Sheely
Sheely
Montgomery
Bridgeport Handyman
Maryahn Mitchell
Smith
Sherly
Herpe i. Philadelishija
Maine
Whitemarsh
Smley
Kennedy picks ambassadors like Eisenhower did
Washington AP reports President Kennedy assigns 13 ambassador picks with language and career background patterns similar to Eisenhower. Eight speak native or common languages to host nations. five do not. The mix mirrors prior administrations, with several career diplomats and political appointees identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kenney
Dwicht
D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
America
Eisenhower
Eisehhower
Carver
David KE Bruce
Ey Sentowey
West Germany
Smith Withdraws as Ambassador Nominee to Switzerland
Washington AP dispatch reports financier S mith withdrew his nomination as ambassador to Switzerland after criticism Kennedy faced over political appointments. Smith, a Florida associate of the Kennedys, had been Cuba envoy before Castro’s rise and faced Swiss hesitation amid concerns over diplomatic effectiveness and policy signaling to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
Palin Benely
Tinaney
Kennedy
Kennedy Yi
Smith
Cuba
Elssower Adinistration
Fidel Castro
Castro
Fin
Falcencio
Dytitar Castro
United States
Tay
Moo
Florida
Eyin Nok
Vrnmenk
1000 Doctors and Dentists Form New York Union
In New York City a group of physicians and dentists formed what is believed to be the first union for sick professions in the United States. The Doctors Association of New York, with about 1,000 members, aims for salary increases, lectures, and pension rights. Dr. Robert M. Robbins noted AMA neutrality on salaried physicians and highlighted hourly session rates for Health Department staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
The
Doctors Association of
Robert M. Robbins
American Medical Association
AMA
Rojas
Robbins
Police tie shooting to Oxley over self defense claim
Police Detective Robert Honz said Oxley told of firing two pistol shots at Honey after fearing harm. The gunner man reportedly exposed a gun hole under his vest on the right as he exited a car, part of Oxley's weapon showing in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Honz
Oxley
Honey
Hollywood Notes on Japanese Film Censorship Tone
Tokyo censors tighten watch on violence in Hollywood and Japanese films while nudity and sexual content face trims. Officials balance imported English language cinema with Japan’s constitution and local standards, prompting edits in scenes of assault and explicit nudity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ansevieun
Pune
Bts Itt TV
Eles Gayton Ie
Kent
Yiolystes
Japan
Hollywood
Revi
Pontine Tea
Omimiraton
Labor Group Studies Pa Joblessness
Pittsburgh AP reports a Labor Subcommittee led by Sep Joseph Clark prepares to hear about unemployment. Secretary Gold Berg testifies that 3.4 million received unemployment benefits the week of Feb 4 and the nation’s jobless total stands at 5.5 million. Clark notes Pennsylvania bears nearly one tenth of joblessness as tiny signs of improvement emerge in steel output and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Sep
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Pennsylvania
Two Juveniles Caught After Meadville Car Theft
Two boys ages 13 and 14 admitted stealing a car owned by L R Kimmel of Meadville. Police said the vehicle, left with keys in the ignition, was driven through city streets before one boy fled and the other was captured. Both youths were taken to the station and confessed. One boy was also linked to recent parking meter thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hpal II
L. R. Kimmel
Meadville
Kimmel
Funeral Notices for William Steklucky at St Elizabeth's Church
The requiem mass for William Steklucky will be celebrated at St Elizabeth's Church on Saturday at 9 a.m. Interment will follow in St Elizabeth's Cemetery. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday and Friday 2 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieklucky
William Steklucky
St. Elizabeth's Church
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Bracken Funeral Home
Whites Injure Negro Minister At Stand-Ins
A Negro minister was roughed up but not seriously injured as white youths tried to break up sit ins by Nashville Negro students. About 120 demonstrators sought entrance to downtown all white theaters. they were joined by Chinese and Mexican youths and several white coeds. Three demonstrators were treated for minor injuries. Rev. Mett Collins of the United Presbyterian Church was manhandled. Police made no arrests. Negro students in Columbia, S C, picketed the state capitol and a drugstore where Benedict College students were charged with trespassing. In Sumter, S C, 65 Negroes were arrested during a mass march and sit-ins. officials discussed police brutality without issuing a statement. Five Jacksonville Duval County children withdrew from a federal school integration suit citing reprisals. nine remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Mett Collins
United Presbyterian Church
Columbia
S. C
Benedict College
Sumter
8. C
Jacksonville
Duval County
Fla
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Corry Journal
Sears
Jim Kelly
Corry
Carroll
Flye Rexall Drugs
Seshoohood
YMCA
Fred Marsh
Turben
Chevrolet
Boston
Mabel
Corry Memorial Hospital
Union City
Harold Beckwith
Cen
Orville Titus
R. D
John Murray
Walter Paleoner
Cambridge Springs
Jerinie Rinton
Uulott City
Francis Eggleston
Erie
Walter Burek
Union
Cry
Karl Schlosser
South Main Street
Rebecca Jenkins
Roy Hay
Eegerteste Cde
Elgin - Beaverdam Fire Hall
Seateste Cheatestesteatestesteate
Nichols-Glavis
Eeceegeteededente Coetery
Rotary
Sea's Drugs
AllWay Electric
Seago
Grace Fosburgh
Columbus Avenue
Beagle Club
Beagles
Sex Slayer
JFK
Willi Ostey
Seattle
Wash
Nurwool
Oxtey
Butterfeld
Commission
Brigitte Bardob
Best
Roberts
Mrarc
Harrisburg
Coats
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Pier Gepost
TUFFY
Washington Stresta
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank’s Auto Service
Thomas Motors
E.F.M
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Phono
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Corry Pharmacy
East Washington
COBRY
Mit
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