Admitted and Discharged Names in Corry Memoirs Hospital
Emergency contact numbers for Corry Memoirs Hospital include 2 8201 for physician on call and 3433 for ambulance. The list records admissions and discharges: Cecil Gocal Union City. Robert Green R D 2 Corry. Fred Kauer R D 2 Corry. Mary Malone 28 West Irving. Ronald Bunce North Clymer. Nellie Heslink Clymer. H Dale Fisher 20 East Church. Wave Rieck R D 2 Corry. John Warren Spartansburg. Everett King Panama. Raymond Walton Clymer. Didne Smith 1030 North Center. Charles Nichols 323 Second Ave. Bert Davis R D 3 Corry. infant Robert son of Floyd Hoffman 36212 East Main. Robert Waite 302 East Street. Discharged notes include Didne Smith and Charles Nichols among others.
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Mary Malone
West Irving Street
Ronald Bunce
North Clymer
Nellie Heslink
Clymer
H. Dale "Fisher
Church Street
Wave Rieck
R. D
Corry
John Warren
Spartansburg
Everett King
Panama
Raymond Walton
Didne Smith
North Center Street
Charles Nichols
Second Avenue
Bert Davis
Robert
Floyd Hoffman
East Main Street
Robert Waite
East Street
New York Press Strike Drags as Mediation Stalls
A 41st day of a New York newspaper blackout follows a walkout by printers during a stalled mediation with publishers. AFL-CIO Local 6 says the action defies mediators while publishers urge intensified efforts by labor and civic leaders. In Cleveland, a 49th day blackout affects the Plain Dealer and Press News as Guild and Teamsters talks continue without disclosed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amory H_ Bradford
New York Times
Publishers Association of
New York City
Publishers Association
W. Willard Wirtz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Robert F. Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Stephen I. Schilossberg
Cleveland
Afl-Cio
Guild
Independent Teamsters Union
Black
the Plain Dealer
The
Press & News
Memorial hospital list of residents and addresses
A memorial hospital notice lists several residents with their addresses including Miss Rhea Lynn Bishop of Corry R D 1 Mrs. Robert Shreve 101 North Main Union City Michael Trebik R D 4 Union City Huon Blair 10 South street Mrs. Robert Shreve 101 North 1 Ben Sharrow North street Wattsburg Mrs. Robert Fish 217 Cherry street Waterford and Mrs Wilton M Rouse 115 Plym street Edinboro.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Rhea Lynn Bishop
R. D
Corry
Gordon Brumagin
Wattsboro
Robert Shreve
Main Street
Union City
Michael Trebik
Union
City
Huon Blair
South Street
North
Ben Sharrow
Wattsburg
Robert Fish
Cherry
Waterford
Wilton M. Rouse
Plym
Edinboro
Meeting of 100 plus nonunion commercial staff urged to hear Guild invitation
A meeting for today gathers over 100 commercial department employees who are non union to hear an invitation to join the Newspaper Guild. Union security is a central issue in the Guild dispute linked to the New York center where about 20,000 workers were affected by a two year contract involving fringe benefits and settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper
New York
Now You've Heard It All Now You've Heard It All
Kansas City police report a driver in Kansas City, Kansas, claiming to want arrest after admitting he stole a car. Patrolman Wayne Barnes took Edward Giles of Little Rock, Arkansas into custody for the car theft last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Wayne Barne
Barnes
Edward Giles
Little Rock
Ark
Giles
Eastern U S In Line For Warmer Trend
Subzero cold lingered in parts of the Midwest and Northeast while a warming trend loomed for the eastern half of the nation. Readings ranged from minus teens to above freezing with freezing points noted in Maine New York and Illinois. Snow was forecast across northern Rockies into the Dakotas and Nebraska with a broad snow belt eastward into Montana and the Dakotas.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Tlinois
Lone Rock
Wis
Mercury
Swadison
International Falls
Duluth
Minneapolis
Maine
Old Town
Millinocket
Montpelier
New York State
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
California
Texas
Gulf Coastal
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Carolinas
Idaho
Nevada
Italy
Colorado
Montana
Wyoming
Mis. Seon
Beaglers Polo Club Elects Ficcardi New President
Grome Piccardi was elected president of the Hare Creek Polo Club at the regular meeting held last night at the iggse home. Freupdi will serve as vice president with Frank Kar Jr as secretary and Dr Merle as treasurer. A report on the weekly feeding program at the club grounds between Spartansburg and Spring Creek was given. A fox hunt is planned this Sunday at the grounds with participants meeting at the Corry Journal parking lot at 8:18 a.m. Bring only shotguns. Club members cooperated with the Game Commission in rabbit release on club grounds as in past years. The club thanks contributors for their support.
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Grome Piccardi
Hare Creek
Iggse
Freupdi
Frank Kar- Jr
Joeecretary
Merle
Tranly
Spartansburg
Spring Creek
Nole
Corry Journal
Bel
Lot Road
Joe Amy
Waeht Street
The
Game Commission
Jberounds
Kennedy Seeks Higher Defense Space Spending in Budget
President Kennedy proposes overall 1963 64 federal outlays of 96 9 billion with defense at 55 4 billion a 7 per cent rise to 4 2 billion for moon and space goals and warns against false economies. Education housing health and foreign aid show mixed changes as debt concerns loom with debt projected around 315 6 billion by year end. Masonic leader Willard G Cutler dies in Pittsburgh at 68 after a long Shrine career.
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JFK
Congress
Kennedy
Pentagon
Atomic Energy Commission
Lke
Appropriations
Pittsburgh
Willard G. Cutler
Syria
Allegheny General Hospital
Cutler
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Fred Kauer
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Chevrolet
Bertone Eteate
Geierse Etente
Wayside Market
Mead Avenue
Scott Tissue
AllWay Electric
Flye Rexall
Genesee
VFW
Anuc
U.S
Geo. Ficcardi
Beaglers
Jules Verne
REX Theatre
Ny Price
Arrow Sport
Frigidaire Refrigerator
Frigidaire
Norge
General Electric
Columbus
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