Discharged and admitted names fill local bulletin list
A community discharge and admission roster lists residents by name and street, including Mrs. Travis Stolhberg, Mrs. Alfred Gates and family, Mrs. Dawson Hulett, Mrs. Koestner, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Sitterlee, Mrs. Taylor, Carl Bauer, Floyd Bruiselbrink, and others. Separate notes mention PESOS message service, the Popes Sho beverage company hours, and a local band at the VFW. A Cuban youth Carlos Lopez discusses language teachers at NYU before noting ship visits and Cuban security detaining newsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Stolhberg
South Center Street
Alfred Gates
Samuel Lee
R. D
Corry
Dawson Hulett
Ramdom Road
Nellie Koestner
Sixth Avenue
Eldred Roush
Clymer
M. L. Sitterlee
Johnson Street
Paul Taylor
East Street
Carl Bauer
Floyd Bruiselbrink
Spaak backs British bid despite French veto risk
Belgium Brussels AP Minister Paul Spaak said Common Market members should keep negotiating Britain's entry even if France blocks it with an empty seat tactic. He argued the six nations could debate without France, though any veto under the treaty would halt the application. Grimond said De Gaulle lacks power and linked French failure to Dutch Marshall Plan partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Berlin
Paul‘Henri Spsak
Spaak
France
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Kirwait
Scotland
Liberal Party
Joseph Grimond
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Grimond
Jean Monnet
Japanese Snow Storms Cause Food Shortages and Deaths
AP reports grim food shortages across Japan as blizzards cripple transport. Police tally 37 deaths from avalanches and collapsed homes along the west central coast. Helicopters ferried food and medical supplies to isolated communities as continuous snowfalls and 12 foot drifts worsen the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Iit
Cuba Reveals U S Newsmen In Cuba Visit
U S newsmen traveled with Cuban guides through Matanza province visiting sugar cane fields near Limonar and Varadero Beach. Workers cut cane then formed a circle and sang the Internationale as the Americans left. Guides showed a Miramar classroom building with about 300 scholarship students chanting Vivas Fidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weuuuuey Trum Mae Unemen
Matan- 23S
Varadero Beach
Now & Workers
Limonar
Candido Moreno
Cuba
In loving memory of Laurenice Larry Miller
Mil Ler family marks six years since his sudden death on January 27 1957 Parents Archie and Mrs Miller 1126 express prayers for his soul and remind readers of their loss with affection and faith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurenice Larry Miller
Archie Miller
Actress Carroll Baker Confined With Glandular Fever
film actress Carroll Baker remains in bed at home in London with glandular fever. Her husband Jack Garreth said her face and neck are swollen and doctors ordered rest over the weekend. Roosevelt House to be dedicated in New Delhi by U S ambassadors. Norman Dyhrenfurth flies to Darjeeling to join Everest expedition leader Tenzing Norgay and recruit Sherpas. Sen Jacob Javits travels to Mexico City to observe low-cost housing progress and address the American Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Carroll Baker
London
Jack Garreth
Norman Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica Canyon
Calif
Darjeeling
India
Tenzing Norgay
Jacob K. Javits
Campanella's Wife Dies While Talking On Phone
Mrs Roy Campanella a 40 year old wife of former Brooklyn Dodger catcher Roy Campanella died at her Glen Cove home yesterday while talking on the telephone. The Campanellas were separated in August 1960 and Campanella has been in a wheelchair since injuries from a near fatal auto crash four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen CO Vay Oy
Xo Geet
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodger
Campanellas
Campanella
Funeral Services for Mrs Sadie Thomas at Bracken Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie Thomas will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Bracken Funeral Home with callers Sunday from 2 to 1 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Friends of Harry H L Thayer may call Falconer Funeral Home. services Monday at 1 p.m. burial in East Branch Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ewis
Sadie) Thomas
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Thayer
Friends of Hary HL
Falconer Funeral Home
East Branch Cemetery
Deaths of Mrs. Lawis Yuautey and Mrs. Thomas
Two local obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Lawis Yuautey and Mrs. Thomas in Cortland and Corry areas. Mrs. Thomas, 88, born December 22, 1874 in Spartansburg, lived with a daughter in Cortland. survived by a daughter, two sons, four grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Funeral services Monday in Cortland. Mr. Harry H. Thayer, 67, of Spring Creek, died at Jamestown General Hospital. A WWI veteran and former Marlin-Rockwell employee, he leaves a wife, four daughters and three sons, plus siblings and a large extended family. Burial arrangements at Falconer Funeral Home with services Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawis Yuautey
Thomas
Cortland Memorial Hospital
Cortland
N.Y
Spartansburg
Lewis Thomas
Thomas Uvedere
Chautauqua County
Corry
Harry H. Thayer
Thayer
R. D
Spring Creek
Jamestown General Hospital
Frewsburg
N. Y
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Jamestown
Post. 264
VFW
East Branch Grange
Vernita
Harry
Holyoke
Mass
Robert
Eleanor Clark
Rettondo Beach
Galif
Gail Thiscell
Citrus Heights
Calif
Eygenne Jensen
Patricia Kardonof
Juneau
Alaska
Reuben Thayer
Tucson
Ariz
Martha Pryor
Ark Port
Doris Airey
Hamlin
Alice Atkiey
Falconer
Ondlee Galette
Falconer Funeral Home
Bruce Cummings
First Baptist Church of
East Branch Cemetery
Union Accepts Bui Strike Still On
Union accepts a wage package of 75 cents per hour with a 12 cent annual raise over two years and fringe-benefit costs of 13 cents, while retaining a no-layoff clause for strikemployed workers. Douglas M. Pratt of National City Lines cites losses andOpposes terms. PTC seeks sharper fare hikes and urges immediate PUC action, with a decision anticipated Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas M. Pratt
National City Lines of
Chicago
PTC
Pratt
Stler
John F. Byrne
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
PUC
Kiley Killed in Pittsburgh Car Crash
Daniel Kiley of Pittsburgh was killed early today when his car struck a light pole in the Homewood section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smashup
Pittsburgh
Daniel Kiley
Cops Watched Lottery Face Suspension in Pittsburgh
AP reports Pittsburgh police face suspension after allegations they watched a numbers operation at a Hill District restaurant in 1961. Safety Director James J. Dillon said he will act if evidence supports the charges, naming three policemen including James A. Campbell, John F. Stanek and Joseph V. Ostrosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uisburgh
Pittsburgh
James J. Dillon
Dillon
James A. Campbell
John F. Stanek
Joseph V. Ostrosky
U.S. Atty
Joseph Ammerman
Charles Pleasant
Internal Revenue Service
Meyer Sigal
Hill District
Sigal
Abe Rabinovits
Nathan Granoff
Carl Schrelle
Weather Takes: Record Cold Across Plains and Midwest
A frigid weather pattern gripped the nation with subzero readings from Albany to Buffalo and Dimira. Watertown reported 52 inches of snow as light snowfall continued. Central Dakotas saw some of the coldest air with Aberdeen at 18 and Bismarck at 16. Nebraska remained largely snowfree, while the Pacific Coast enjoyed clear skies. The freezer line extended from the northern Gulf through Texas, New Mexico, Arizona to Nevada and into the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eontoled Reeonnwarts
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Dimira
Watertown
Plains States
Midwest
Wausau
Wis
Central
Dakotas
Aberdeen
D.D
Bismarck
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Gulf States
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Cattle Moving Jackknifes Truck in Cassadaga NY
A tractor trailer carrying cattle skidded on ice in Cassadaga New York. The cab and part of the trailer wrapped around a utility pole. 26 cattle were unhurt and transferred to another truck. Driver Daniel Brill of Cassadaga reported the cattle shifting likely caused the swerve. the truck belonged to Morris Miller of Cassadaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Miller
Cassadaga
TV Guide Style Schedule Fragment
A dense read of a multi day television schedule listing numerous shows across Saturday through Friday. It notes time slots for sports, movies, dramas, news, cartoons, and variety programs with many program titles and channel cues, reflecting a historical broadcasting grid. The fragment includes many gaps and OCR artifacts but preserves core entries such as sports programs, pro bowls, wrestling, news, cartoons, westerns, and comedy shows across days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AllWay Electric
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ernest Carlson
Tvenue
Union Crry
Richard Peters
Waterford
Norman Wellacher
Mill
Village
Ronsid Ottowsy
Concord Street
Union City
Mike Murray
James F. Morgan Jr
Perry Street
Lawrence Peters II
East High Street
Sei Murphy’s
P.m
Moose Home
Ray
Happy Gong
Bob Callying
Popes Sho —Corry Beverage Company
Jon West Washington Street
Turben
Instituto de Idiomas
Blas Roca
Havana
Lazo
Cardoso
U.S
Vedaeesn
Evans
John Kenneth Galbraith
New Delhi
Roosevelt House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
R. Campanella
Rollie
Grace) Decker
Loren
Lawrence
Brackei Funeral Home
Mondh
Walter Gilliland
The
Corry Journal
Hotpoint Auto
Kelvinator
Frigidaire Electric Dryer
Columbus
Fosse Lumber
Dusseldore
Germany
Betty Knox
Stooges
Mantovani
Joey Bishop
Sam Benedict
Jackie Gleason
Gallant Men
Joey Bish
NBC Opera
Major Adams
Meet the Press
Twentieth Century
Password
McKeever
David Brinkley
Ensign O'Toole
Dennis ‘the Menace
Variety
Jack Webb
Pirestone
Mickey Mouse Club
Pappy Anc
Yes Bear
Bony Express
Danny Thomas
Ben Casey
Carson
Pappy
Andy Griffith
Lloyd Bridges
Red Skelton
Dick Powell
Jack Benny
Garry Moore
Chet Huntley
Westher
Sparte
Beverly Hiflenles
Dick van Dyke
Armstrong Circle
Naked City—Police
Huntley
Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Ron Cochran
Reed
McHale's Navy
Andy Williams
Showtime
Rachilde
Winston Churchill
Mitch
Arthur Godfrey
Em Dickbns
Ponster
Charlie
Alfred Bitchicock
Blinset Biri
Jack Paar
Hyewlines
Collingwood Vintz
Bothle Peatury
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