Heart warming blood drive shatters Kane hopes
Hilltop residents delivered 127 pints of blood at the Red Cross Bloodmobile in Kane, far exceeding expectations as the machine arrived hours after night cold and temperatures plummeted. A total of 135 volunteers donated Friday, with lunch reservations arranged by Mrs. Kinley and Mrs. Roof.
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Corry Journal
Kane
American Red Cross
Mercury
J. Fred Kinley
Elsie Roof
Edward A. Bergstrom
Jamestown
Jamestown General Hospital
Bergstrom
Oak Hill
Andary
Apf
Fire Claims Life of Washington Worker Bert Wishart
A Washington, Pa., one story frame home was engulfed in flames yesterday, suffocating eight soil- red field worker Bert Wishart a decade old.
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Washington, Pa
Bert, H Wishart
Washington
Dono
March Air Force
Witness Pill Testifies in Adams Murder Hearing Eastbourne England
Bank cashier Kenneth Donald Pill testified at a preliminary hearing for Dr. John Bodskins Adams in Eastbourne on the 1950 murder charge of Edith Alice Morrell. Pill, who received a £1000 check from Adams later missing, was linked to inquiries surrounding the Joyce Hullet inquest and the broader case. Scotland Yard arks Adams in connection with Hullet’s death though he faces trial for Morrell’s murder.
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Kenneth Donald Pill
John Bodskins Adams
Eastbourne
England
Adams
Edith Alice Morrell
Pill
Joyce Hullet
Scotland
Yard Anchors Dry
Adama
Mort Zell
Admitted and Discharged Entries From Corry Hospital
The ag Report lists admissions and discharges at Corry Hospital with names such as Mildred Way, Kenneth McBWwev, George Rumbaugh, Peter Popovich, Frank Willcox, and many others tied to local addresses. It notes a failed attempt to summon a physician during an emergency, a deportment of Peter Popovich and Frank Willcox as expired, and details on a flood control meeting and a forthcoming Lady Rebekah Lodge event.
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Corry Hospital
Mildred Way
Spring Creek
Kenneth
Tray
Bryder Circle
George Rumbaugh
Ohio
Malcol Kysor
Dean Jilkes
East Huth Street
Satheday
Lady Rebekah Lodge
Oof Hall
Meadville
H. C. Winslow
Fire damages dining room in Salurday blaze at Vaughn farm
Firefighters from Sheasley Ville Greenwood and Conneaut Lake battled a fire at the Vaughn farm home in Salurday. The blaze caused about 3500 damage to dining room wallpaper and spread through the area, with total assets over 642000 reported by Meadville Building and Lawn Association at its annual meeting.
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Tillevilles
Trust Company
Wicker
Man and wife die in Altoona auto crash
A tractor trailer and a car collided six miles south of Altoona yesterday, killing a married couple identified as Alexander R. Snell and his 20 year old wife Noria. Harold D. Troxell said papers found on Snell indicated a Navy assignment at Little Creek, Norfolk. The driver, Thomas L. Cofcad, 27, of Harrisburg, escaped with injuries. The crash happened at the intersection of U S Route 22 Route 20 and Legisaire Route 764.
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Altoona
Eui
Soroher
Harold D. ‘Troxell
Blair County
Alexander R. Snell
Noria
Troxell
Szelwis
Navy
Little Creek Air Force Base
Norfolk
Wi Mamsville
Thomas L. Cofcad
Harrisburg
U. 5
Legisaire
Roberts Signs 10th Contract With Phillies Pitcher
Righthander Robin Roberts, a top NL hurler, today signed his 10th contract with the Philadelphia Phillies marking a lengthy stalwart run with the club.
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Roberts
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Day Four To Clear Gaza Strip Drawn In UN Talks
A Cairo summit and UN پیشنهاد discuss a potential UN police force to occupy Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh areas to prevent an Egyptian blockade. Israel agrees to withdraw from portions cited, while Egypt and Arab leaders caution that occupation could fuel further conflict and reject foreign troops. The UN Assembly votes 14 to 2 to extend efforts toward full withdrawal of Taraot aid and review of the plan.
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Israel
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Sein Ham Foom
Egypt
United States
Britain
Gaza Strip
Commande
Eriticrates
Cairo
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Tsiel
Gaza
Ngaim
el Sheikh
Gulf
Hammuarskjatd
Taraot
Indictment Moves In Pike Scandal Case
A special Dauphin County grand jury recommends indictments in the Mine project scandal involving Mann-Mine Development Co. officials and McSorley amid questions over the scope of the panel's findings. Gov. Leader weighs changes to the commission as action moves toward restoring confidence.
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Dauphin County
William J. Neely
Dowling
Carl B. Shelley
Meseley
McSorley
Manu-Mine Research and Development_Co
Reading
Gov
G. Franklin McSorley
Torrance
Thin Ehutare
Lin Werk
Mesorley
Evans
Commission
Frederick G McGavin
Mann-Mine
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F. L. Baressi
Titusville
Tidbute
Trenton
American Legion Auxiliary
Eric
Willard B. Dyke
General Electric
Erie Maennercher Club
Mae Thielmann Dyke
Bernhard Hunt
Akron
Route S
Barcelona
Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
Wallace Weatherby
Titus Villa
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Shome
Irving
Mundues
Brookville
Detterson County
Childrt
Joseph Vin Steenberg
Use Polk ‘Township
Xb Hazen
Concord
PTA
Litesville
Mas
Nan
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Linesville
Lintesville
Ientears
Kane A. R. Hazard
Kane Ymca
Springfield
Mass
YMCA
Asithe
Purpura’s Inn
Loblaws
Cloverlane
Dan ‘River
Pascal Celery
P.c.s
Frank Willcox
Spartansbury
Samiy
Thomas
Bayard Dominessy
West
Washington Street
Paul French
Delaware Street
Myrl Babcock
Joel Dine
Clymer
Frank Grayino
Church Street
Myr Batley
Pittsfield
Roger
Pull Aunlbut
Mead Avenue
Amy Prindie
Harold Carlson
East
Congress Street
Judy
Corry Journal Printing Department
Ella B. Fox
Erie County
Guy H. Fox
Mfelong
Fox
Joseph
Mary Ann Hersperger Berchtold
Man
Soeper
Pike
Corry Savings Clean Gesu ‘Ts Hoth Center Street
Revere
Service
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