Local Line-O-Ad notices list admissions and discharges
Spot Line-O-Ads announces hospital admissions and discharges at HNL Memorial Hospital and transfers. Names and addresses include Mrs. Gerald Owens, Colum David Scott, 11 months. Ernest Hamilton, Glen Evans, May Lewis, Grace Graham, and others in Corry Union City Clymer Elgin and surrounding areas. Ad rates and cutoff noted as 23 cents per line, ads accepted until noon on publication day.
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David Scott
Raymond Barrett
West Pleasant Street
Ernest
Arthur Hamilton
Bear Lake
Glen Evans
Clymer
May Lewis
Elgin
Henry Simmonson
Liberty
William Paul
Cleveland
Grace
Graham
West Park Place
John Macko
R. D
Corry
Richard Merkle
Grave Street
Merle Crawford
South Center Street
Douglas Brown
Mn Seoge
Storm Center Moves North Into Canada
The first major storm of the new year moved into Canada after blanketing the U S with heavy snow and causing deaths and widespread destruction. Temperatures rose from subzero levels to the teens and 20s as storms tracked across the country, with record warmth in Southern California and severe weather in the East.
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Associated Press
United States
Canada
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New England
California
South Bay
Los Angeles
Palm Springs
Oasis
San Fernando Valley
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Colorado Mountains
Utah
Jey
Indiana
Ilinois
Towa
New York State
Leaders Huddle With Kennedy Predicts Trade Bill Passage
Leaders anticipate a furor over the reciprocal trade bill but expect a satisfactory measure to pass. They foresee major hurdles in health care and education grants as 1982 session lines up. Congress to meet at noon Wednesday with Union address next week. Senate calendar holds several wide ranging bills.
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Uumumea
Ers
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Kennerly
Senate
department of urban _ affairs
Youth Conservaton Corps
Duke Max of Hohenberg Dies in Vienna at 59
Duke Max of Hohenberg, son of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and Sophie, died today in Vienna at age 59. The cause of death was not immediately learned, and Archduke Franz Ferdinand was pre tender to the Austrian Hungarian throne.
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Max
Vienna
Austria
Max ‘ of
Hohenberg
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sophie
Budget Boost for State Planning Board in 1962-63
Harrisburg AP reports the State Planning Board gains a 150000 increase in its budget as hearings on Governor Lawrence's 1962-63 general fund proposal open. The extra funds support a master development plan to guide Pennsylvania capital programs for coming decades, coordinating with conservation and higher education studies. The four-day hiatus for the Latin State Farm Show pauses budget review, with hearings slated to last three weeks and legislature reconvening next Monday.
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Harrisburg
State Planning Board
Pennsylvania
Howe
Senate
Gov. Lawrence
Planning Board
Francis A. Pitkin
Commonwealth
Hawaii
Guy Gifford Pinchot
House
25 Feared Lost After Collision Of Ships At Sea
Dover England AP reports the freighter Sabac sank after a fog shrouded midnight collision with the British steamer Dorington Court in the English Channel. Eight survivors and 10 bodies recovered. 15 seamen believed dead.
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Dover
England
English Channel
Built-in Indoor-Outdoor Thermometer From DIY Effort
A home thermometer gift required DIY installation. After four drilling tries the author adapted a wall mount, sealing holes with plastic wood and plaster to create a working indoor-outdoor temperature gauge. Inside information on outside cold is humorously claimed. A Wyoming sign for a Taxidermy Cafe adds local color.
Clymer Community Club Dinner Moves to January 16
The Clymer Community Club dinner is rescheduled to January 16 at Clymer Central School due to Week of Prayer services. Robert Tanner will speak on Civil Defense. Local families and members are noted visiting relatives and attending New Year events across the community.
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Clymer
Clymer Community Club
Clymer Central School
Robert Tanner
Floyd Arnink
Donna
Jack Arnink
Freehold
N. J
Emma Carroll
Columbus
Mary Lines
Roy Gravink
Bradenton, Fla
Carol Compton
Neva Wardes
Gertrude Gravink
Blanche Legters
Florence Legters
Irma TenHaken
Hazel Legters
Minnie Ton
Ivan Beckerink
Bradenton
Fla
Edgar Carris
Bruce Smith
Herkimer
N. Yu
Floyd Meyerink
Bem Smith
Fred Wardes
George Bensink
James Gravink
Gilberton
Gerald Bensink
Wildred Wiggers
Thelma Hell
Charlotte TeWinkle
Betty Warnshius
Marlea Ton
Linda Gravink
Lois King
Nancy TeWinkle
Beverly Habihk
Mary Ann Hogenboom
Dawn VanderSchaaff
Madelene VanderSchaaff
Carlyle Neckers
Lyle Fardink
Holland
Mich
Henry VanLeente
Gail Thompson
Sally
Mark
Gilbert Ton
Marlea
Lawrence Swanson
Harold Swanson
Jamestown
Russians Forcibly Land Belgian Airliner in USSR
A Sabena airliner carrying 27 from Tehri to Istanbul landed at a Soviet airfield after reporting pursuit by Soviet planes. Brussels says the plane was forced to Yerevan near the Soviet Turkish frontier, while Tehran asserts a radio compass failure led to a routine escort.
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Belwigh Sabina
Tehri
Istanbul
Sabena
Rnd
Brussels
Yerevan
Tehran
Walter Devros
Cindy
Freddy Moureau
Devros
Four Die in Georgia Crash Near Statesboro
Mrs. Sarah Gotshal about seventy of Darby Pa. and two Florida women were killed Saturday in a two car crash near Statesboro Georgia. Her nephew D W Butts who lived with her suffered cuts and bruises. They were en route to visit friends in Florida.
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Statesboro
Sarah Gotshal
Darby
Florida
Here
D. W. Butts
Algerian rebel leaders hold talks near Casablanca for peace
In Morocco near Casablanca rebel leaders, amid a fresh wave of violence, begin second day of secret talks with France on Algeria's future. European settlers oppose any peace giving Algeria independence while fighting between French troops and rebels continues and a two hour general strike is called by Gen Raoul Salan.
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Uabablanca
Morocto
France
Mivertar
Casablanca
Algeria
European Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
Saad Dahlab
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Salan
Secret
Versailles
Oscar Predictions Stirred By Close Hollywood Race
Hollywood Highlights reports a tight Oscar race with ElizabethTaylor absent due to no film this year. Major contenders include Hepburn, MacLaine, Streisand, and others for best actress while Newman, Schell, Finney and Cagney lead best actor chatter. Best picture contenders span The Hustler West Side Story The Children's Hour Guns of Navarone Fanny Judgment at Nuremberg One Two Three. Predictors note volatile voting and final results to be announced February 26 with awards on April 4 at Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
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Hollywood
Elizabeth Tistor
Grassail Russell
Geraldsii
Page
Nuremberg
Maurice Chevalier
Fanny
Albert Finney
Morais
James Cagney
Hustler
Mberg
George Chakiis
Edward Everett Horton
Pocket of Miractes
Fay Bante
Rita Moreno
Lady Garland
Theosophy $S
Acadoms
Panny
Gus
Navarete
Santa Monica
Molotov Returns to Post Amid Silence on Soviet Move
In Vienna Molotov resumes leadership at the International Atomic Energy Commission after a party congress condemned him. A Soviet embassy spokesman denied knowledge of his departure and return, amid rumors of his oblivion after last November’s shakeup.
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Molotov
Moscow
Porelm
V. M Molotov
International Atomic Energy Commission
Vienna
Vienina
Molytov
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