Morton’s Children’s Shop Closed Tuesday for Funeral
Local shop will close Tuesday until 2 30 PM for the funeral of a brother. Other small ads note Jim Kelly providing background music at the Hotel Corry’s Gold Room nightly Tuesday through Saturday from 9 PM to 1 AM, prescription requests to Sea’s Drugs with free delivery, Turben’s Auto Service Chevrolet dealer details, and a Monday evening gathering at St Edward’s at 8 05 PM.
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Morton
Joseph M. Pur
Cleveland
Ohio
Jim Kelly
Corry
Sea's Drugs
Betetee Detente Ddedtenteet
Turben’s
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges at Corry Memo
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of emergency onl 2- 201, the Corry Memorial Hospital. Admitted Saturday Mrs Alma DeHaven, 303 Essex George Bell, 85 South Second avenue vs Zipperty Miller, 15 East Presderick street etc. The page lists multiple names of patients admitted or discharged, addresses, and family relationships, followed by local notices for maple syrup labels, a fundraising rummage sale by Ladies Aid, and a Beagle Club meeting at the YMCA on February 28.
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Corry Memoral Hospital
Alma DeHaven
Essex
George Bell
South Second Avenue
Zipperty Miller
East Presderick Street
Earl Heath
R. D
Corry
Gorden Johnson
Clymer
Ka) Hansen
Karen Kristine
Eric
John Volpe
Debbie Ann
Pittsfield
Pearl Woodard
Bear Lake
Alfred Ficcardi
North Center Street
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Corry Journal
Columbus Church
Cherry Hardware
West Main Street
College Students Survive Unscheduled Ride on Ice Slab
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania two East Stroudsburg State College students, John Jacobi and Dennis Pistoll, aged 18 and 19, rode a 10 by 20 foot ice slab down the Delaware River near Water Gap after it broke from shore. They jumped to another ice piece, Jacobi fell in once, a rescue team from Portland lowered ropes from a bridge, and the youths were hauled to shore.
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John Jacobi
Dennis Pistoll
Huntingdon Valley
East Stroudsburg State College
Delaware River Water Gap
Hie Ri
Jacobs
Unite
Portland
Youthe
Ex Baseball Star Hank Thompson Held Up Saloon
Former Giants outfielder Hank Thompson is jailed on charges of robbing Bull's Bar on Amsterdam Avenue at gunpoint. Police report he took 837 dollars, with Thompson already having prior legal troubles, and he is held on ten thousand dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Thompson
Newsurat
Henry
Hank) Thompson
Tory
Thompson
Bull’s
Amsterdam Avenue
New York Giants
Giants
San Francisco
Rayburn rates Eisenhower a good soldier not president
House Speaker Sam Rayburn says Dwight D Eisenhower is a fine man and a great general but four decades in the Army did not prepare him to be president. Rayburn adds that Kennedy is a man of destiny who will make a good president and can decide quickly yet thoughtfully.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Kennedy
Cbs-Washington
Congress
Davlin Readmitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital for Observation
William Davlin, Pennsylvania secretary of commerce, was readmitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital today for additional tests and observation. The report notes his return followed a period in Minneapolis with the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davlin
Baltimore
William Davlin
Pennsylvania
Commerce
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Minneapolis
American Association
Area Teens Hurt As Car Slams Into Tree
Seven young people from Oil City and Titusville were injured when their car left Route 8 and struck a tree in Rouseville. All were taken to Oil City Hospital. two Oil City district youths were discharged after ER treatment. Police reported snow on the road and a left curve contributed to the crash. damage was about 400 dollars to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesusville
Titusville
Route
Tree
Rouseville
Ol City Hospital
OU City
George E. Smith
Oil City
Robert Lawrence
Daniel Crose
Janet Waxner
Beverly Pyle
Barry Downey
Ear
Lawwrence
Downey
Bar Lawrence
Lawrence
Franklin
of City
State Equipment Face Scrutiny as Savings Expectations Fade
State officials debate the value of electronic data processing after the Univac system failed to meet earlier savings claims. A special committee reviews potential applications across agencies and contemplates leasing newer machines to replace aging equipment, with highway and vehicle records eyed as primary targets for modernization. The plan includes shifting millions of driver licenses and vehicle registrations to electronic processing, while cost concerns persist over rental and maintenance.
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David Kuntenian
Cministration
Wks
Kurfeman
Cox
George M
Howe
Univac
Kurtgman
Mayic
Fie
Kurtzman
Univae
Burtaman
Titec
Yellow Fever Crusader Dies At 86
Vaniberry, last survivor among volunteers who fought yellow fever epidemics, died at 86 in Columbia Veterans Hospital. A Spanish American War veteran, he helped confirm mosquito transmission with Walter Reed’s Cuban research team. Born in Denmark, S.C., he later moved to Orangeburg where services were planned.
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Folumbia
Jamey
Leonard Hanberry
Ted
Walter Reed
Vaniberry
Veterans Hospital
Rel
Wuthooze
Fryer
Jodnterd
Andren
Manberry
Congress
Hanberry
Denmark
5.C
Orangesboro
Warren drivers urged to use extended bus lights before stops
Warren area school bus drivers were urged to activate flashing red signals 200 to 250 feet before stopping to pickup or discharge students. The guidance, proposed as an amendment to a highway vehicle code, emphasizes passenger safety and visibility on routes.
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Warn Warren Area
Warrei
Pyeyan
Acob
Ube
Shipley, Pehdini
Wanner
Captive Hong Kong release sparks talk on savings
Potter said Hong Kong banker Wop Bik Pilly was released today unharmed by captors after a February 10 captivity. Officials noted a claimed saving of 1,297,090 dollars by moving to a two-shift system, but Kurtzman warned the figure reflects avoided rent rather than real government administration savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Wop Bik
Hong One
Potter
Kurtzman
White House Sees Upturn Easing 1.5 Billion Deficit
Washington AP President Renney expects an economy upturn to trim next year’s budget deficit to 1.5 billion. Current year deficit is projected at 1.5 billion rather than Eisenhower’s January 79 million surplus. Kennedy seeks postal rate hikes but faces Congress opposition. Administration officials cite faster revenues as growth returns, while defense and missile production costs loom. The Council of State Chambers urges Congress to cut 2.4 billion from fiscal 62 budget, opposing new spending and tax rises.
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Washington
Renney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Kemony
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Conress
Funeral Services for Mrs Thomas Rogers Held in Spartansburg
Funeral services for Mrs Thomas Nelle Rogers were held at 10 a m at H Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg with burial in Rose Till Cemetery. The notice notes flu recovery of Liz Has Flolondon fileabeih Taylor and mentions film production delays due to an illness affecting Cleopatra's star and related shooting setbacks.
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Rogers
Thomas
Nelle) Rogers
H- Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Durlal
Rose Till
Liz
Flo London
Fileabeih Taylor
U.S
Nature’s cycles show craft from flax to linseed oil
A friend explains how man’s creations stem from earth’s gifts. Flax yields linen from stem fibers and linseed oil from seeds. Linseed products include paint ink linoleum and medicines. After fiber is removed the flax seed residue feeds cattle fertilizer. The example argues against chance and praises thoughtful design and experience.
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Mother Earth
Pew
Marines Revolt Over Haircut Scene in War Film
In Kyoto Japan Marines escorting Raoul Walsh's film faced a mutiny over a barber chair scene. Sailors balked at the long hair and a service picture haircut, fearing career penalties from a prior haircut incident. The standdown ended after intervention by a Marine Corps adviser and Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyoto
Japan
Omovie
Miyako
Marine Corps
Raoul Walsh
Minor Flooding Seen In Pennsylvan ia and Contested Rivers
Flooding appeared in several Pennsylvania counties along the Conemaugh and Susquehanna basins as high water closed roads. Officials said Pittsburgh was not under threat while Philadelphia remained unaffected and major rivers stayed below flood stages. Susquehanna crests were forecast around 18 to 23 feet at Harrisburg Sunbury Towanda and Danville with Jersey Shore Williamsport and Danville reaching or surpassing flood marks. Winds hit up to 58 mph in Harrisburg as a weekend storm pushed rivers higher before milder weather calmed conditions.
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Gonumea
Rage One
Conemaugh
Indaina County
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Delaware
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Towanda
Danville
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Hollywood Profiles and Newcomers in Walsh Film
Director Walsh recalls sideburns, costars, and bar pickups for his movie set. He cites What Price Glory and recalls Victor McLaglen, Edmund Lowe, and a Marine barber. Newcomers Adoree Evans and Big Bill Lecka aim for film careers, while Walsh jokes about actors and football.
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Tom Tryoli
David Hodison
Tom Reese
David Brandon
Peter Miller
Walsh
Hollywood
Leeka
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John Machac
Allen Berton
Spring Creek
Stanley Bailey
Maron Street
Todd
Franklin Brown
Warren Wayne Vanney
Maple Avenue
Kimberly
Neil Kent
Wattsbur
Trumsin O'Day
East Main Street
John Toy
East South Street
Samuel Wallace
Sherman
Gerald Eastman
Mortis Wickwire
Snyjer Circlehen
Howard Rhebergen
Beagle Club
YMCA
Stroudsburg
Delware River
Ae Ash
Bill
Alies
Beneficial
Monney
Benefictet
Louis Tife
Mallory
Nok
Hakhuspuruari—Therstan Anvernment
Electronic
Compst
Crusader
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Tuffy's
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Wasil
Quick Clean Coin Laundry
East
Leo Heberiein
Penn
Roberts
Columbus
Jane Parker
Washington St
Corry, PA
Heed
Hodge
Heberlein
Motor Sales
Ucewie
Charles
Thi Sithuriday Hospital
Auliyitlod
Budent Agricultir Hlygh Schning
Wil Insurance
Walter
Ci Street
Mill Ross
Pitt
Ch Bredderick
Duiwentt
Beer Hospital
Episcopal
Jeges
Juin
Pei
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