Cold Snap Grips Cary As Winter Deepens
Caryites shivered as temperatures plunged eight below zero. Reports from St Vincent's Hospital Erie say Carl Catalfn, 68, is improving after brain surgery. A Waterford area woman suspected of swallowing a razor blade was released after exams. Police report a Hamot Hospital peace bond for Ronald Hamrick. A local theft left baby clothes missing. A stray dog sits at 216 West Pleasant awaiting owner. Weather forecast calls for continued cold with light snow chances. Eight PA deaths tied to weekend crashes, including two car mishaps.
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St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Carl Catalfn
Second Avenue
Erls
Waterford
Hamot
Erte
Leona Szeesny
Erte City
Jim Robison
Szeesny
Ronald C. Hamrick
West
Washington Street
Norbert Bachemer
Hamrick
Arlene Cox
Union City
Youth Hurt In Freight Car Accident At Falconer
David Kolth a 17 year old Falconer youth suffered a compound fracture of the right elbow and right leg when hopping a New York Central freight car in Falconer. He was knocked by a wheel and dragged about 12 inches before being pushed free his wheel. He was hospitalized in fairly good condition. Officer Joseph Spallino said Kolth tried to rise but fell. The brain stopped after the mishap according to police. Keith was part of a bus tour in the area and the conductor was identified as HH Smith.
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Falconer
Keith
Spallina
Tadin
Smith
Reds Hope To Win On U S Mistakes
A 1983 Viet Cong document, deemed genuine, argues U S limits on force risk wider war and favors negotiated settlements. It suggests Laos neutralization or Algeria style victory as acceptable paths for the Viet Cong to secure victory in Vietnam.
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Reds
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Washington
America
United States
Lev
Laos
Fearful Teamsters Strike Sparks Wider Spread Across Terminals
A spokesman for Teamsters Local 377 said the Daniels Motor Freight strike will spread to all 83 Daniels Terminals in 11 states as talks continue over expanded use of turnpikes. Kennedy to hold a White House news conference at 4 p.m. Wednesday. The note references a conference noted since December 11.
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Wakiels
Teamsters Local 377
Daniels Motor Freight
Daniels
Teamster
Washington
Kennedy
Iils
White House
YMCA Calendar Highlights Week of January 20
January 20 week includes various swim schedules across affiliates with women and men workouts, youth programs, and high school teams. Highlights show morning and afternoon sessions, junior high and senior activities, adult lessons and diving, plus scouts and dance events at multiple centers.
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Corry Area
Clut Ipom
Clymer Swim Club
Frige
Pritelice
Worden
Gray Club
McIntyre
Wright
Mortis
Clymer Girl Scouts
North East Explorer Scout
Ridiculous rush to medicines fills the home
A writer criticizes TV ads and mail order pitches for pills tonics vitamins and sprays arguing that Americans are urged to medicate every minor ache and stress. He warns against over reliance on drugstore cures and the idea that pain can be erased with modern tablets and tonics.
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Watson
Union City to receive Dial Phone system July introduction
More than 1600 residents will get notices from General Telephone Company about July rollout of modern dial service and Direct Distance Dialing in Union City. A booklet on new numbering will accompany the notice with future booklets on dialing techniques and DDD. The system will let Union City customers reach stations nationwide and in Canada almost as easily as a local call.
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Mon City R
General Telephone Company
Union City
C. W. Taylor
Corry
Taylor
U. S
Canada
UMW Leader Kennedy Dies After Long Illness
Kennedy 75 led the United Mine Workers Union with about 200000 members after succeeding John L. Lewis in 1960. He died Saturday at home after a long illness, leaving W. A. Boyle to preside until Kennedy’s four year term ends in late 1964. Boyle previously acted as head during Kennedy’s illness.
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W. A
Tony) Boyle
United Mine Workers Union of America
Thomas Kennedy
Hoyle
Billings
Mont
John J. Lewis
Halon
Onour
Kennedy
United Ming Workers Union
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Boyle
Death notices for Bedow and Heslink in Spartansburg area
Mrs. Ernest Artie Bedow aged 54 died Saturday morning at Union City Memorial Hospital. She leaves a husband, three daughters, three sons, sisters and brothers, with funeral arrangements at H. Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg and St George Funeral Home. Mrs Nellie Heslink of Clymer died at 7 20 am in Corry Memorial Hospital at 79 with services at Abbe Reformed Church Spitzer Funeral Home handling arrangements. Burial in Rose Hill and Holland cemeteries respectively.
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Ernest
Artie) Bedow
Arlie Ry Bedow
R. D
Spartansburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Bedow
Sparta Township
Ernest Bedow
Alice Goodwill
Pittsfield
Shirley Wittiz
Garland
Donna
Jesse
Angola
Robert
Clymer
Kenneth
Santa Anna
Calif
Myrna Rogers
Ri. D
Havel Henderson
Union City
Lillian Echhor
Meadville
Arlene Ross
Aneil
Russell Rogers
Kenneth Rogers
Bust
N. Y
Herbert Rogers
Corry
Zella Gates
H. Richard Hays
John Lunceford
First Baptist Church of
Rose Hill Cemetery
Nellie Heslink
Heslink
Corry Memorial Hospital
Abbe
Lawrence
Abbe Reformed Church
Tunis Miersma
Holland Cemetery
Phenids
Spitzer
Carl D Way of Corry dies at 85 in Edinboro home
Carl D Way of Corry died Saturday at 2 20 p m in Edinboro Convalescent Home after an extended illness He was born May 24 1877 in East Branch and lived in the area all his life He married Lila Sonville in 1908 She died in 1919 A Spanish American War veteran he served in the Army Band and directed the orchestra at Celoron Park He was active in Corry Church of the Nazarene and earlier worked at Climax Locomotive Works and at the Jax Tron Works
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Carl D. Way
Mr. Way
Corry
Edinboro
East Branch
Lila Sonville
Celoron Park
Fire destroys Town and Country Restaurant in Hickory Township
A Town and Country Restaurant in Hickory Township near Sharon was destroyed by fire early today with damage estimated at $100,000. The front of the one story frame building was ablaze when discovered by a policeman and five fire companies battled the fire for about two hours in sub zero weather. Three firemen were treated at the scene for minor injuries.
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Sharon
Hickory Township
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