Admitted and discharged list from Union City area hospital
Admission notes show Linda Babcock age eight and Darlene Wise age fourteen among admitted patients. Discharges include Walter Ward, George Gilbert, and Rev Cortland Bryant. Also listed are residents from Jamestown Elmira Corry and Spartansburg plus an annual sale advertisement for baby sleepers by Morton’s Children Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Pittsfield
George Gilbert
Corry
Cortland Bryant
Elmira
Ernest Divinewold
Clymer
Thomas Farls
Northwest Street
Dorothy Boland
East South Street
William Watson
Spartansburg
Darlene
John Wise
R. D
Bem Smith
Scoces Spring term dancing registration notice
Marjorie Tarbell invites readers to register for the spring term dancing classes. Contact phone numbers 2 1093 and 3129 39 for details and enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Happy Gang
Marjorie Tarbell
Tarbell
Chevrolet
Revlon
Carroll
Bo Ee
Scoces
Register
Talks Resume In Philadelphia Transit Strike
Negotiations to end Philadelphia s 17 day transit strike were to resume with management s top spokesman joining the talks in Harrisburg Representatives of the Philadelphia Transportation Co and the Transport Workers Union met for 24% hours Governor Scranton had contacted Douglas Pratt head of National City Lines Pratt planned a special Harrisburg trip to sit in on talks Indications mounted that Pennsylvania Supreme Court would issue a decision on PTC appeal challenging the court order appointing a receiver to run the company Frederic Ballard Jr PTC attorney argued the city action was not the way to settle the issues The Supreme Court held a special session to hear the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Transport Workers Union
Walter EB. Alessandroni
Gov
Scranton
Douglas Pratt
National City Lines
PTC
Pratt
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Frederic Ballard Jr
Philadelphia Common Pleas Conrt
Horace Stern
Supreme Court
Kennedy admin eases farm controls in shift to voluntary
President Kennedy proposed a move from mandatory to voluntary controls for feed grains and milk, seek a grower referendum on wheat, and called for broadening farm training and food stamp use. He urged extending soil bank retirements, housing loans, and use of loan repayments for rural power and phone financing amid strike tensions. David Phillips of PTC cited a wage package shortfall of under 33 cents an hour over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Arm Bureau. Federation
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Administration Soil Bank
Salter
Congress
Harrisburg
Pratt
William Rose
Ray Wright
David Phillips
PTC
Y Readies Springtime Leisure Program At the Y
The Corry Y announces a spring leisure time program with classes for adults and children. Courses include art, conversational French, millinery, sewing, knitting, weaving, leathercraft, ceramics, typing, public speaking, golf, SCUBA diving and TOPS for adults, plus four ceramics classes and one leathercraft class for children. A large kiln and renovated looms enhance ceramics and weaving, with fees to be announced next week, kept low to attract quality instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
William Gumbleton
Vanderhoot and Cady Funeral Notices Published
Lawrence Vanderhoot Sr and Leroy Thomas Cady are named in Bracken Funeral Home notices. Visitation times run Tuesday through Thursday with services Friday afternoon. Burial will be at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Canada U S Split Looms Over Nuclear Weapons Debate
In Ottawa and Toronto the split over nuclear weapons in Canada’s NATO defense policy surfaces. Opposition leaders Pearson and Liberal party chiefs question and critique Diefenbaker’s stance while US Canada talks on supplying nuclear arms prove exploratory and inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Social Credit Party
Robert Thompson
U.S
Lester B. Pearson
Liberals
United States
Douglas Harkness
Toronto
Europe
Nassau
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
State Department
Canada
Pearson
Meredith signs Again As Ole Miss
Negro student H. Meredith began registering for a second semester at the University of Mississippi amid reports of possible unrest. Three armed military police manned the library roof as registration proceeded and campus security held a watchful stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miss
H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith T
Meredith arrival disrupts campus registration at Greenwood college
Police and campus guards restricted reporters from the registration area as Meredith arrived mid morning. Chancellor Williams warned that troublemakers would face swift discipline while Dewey Roosevelt Greene, a 22 year old Greenwood resident and former Mississippi Vocational College student, planned to register on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Federal
Barnes Tatum
John D. Williams
Jetter
Dewey Roosevelt Greene
Greenwood
Mississippi Vocational College
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Stanford Hose
Roy Cady
Tunesters
VFW
West Washington
Linda
Franklin Babcock
Fifth Avenue
Russell Lane
Jamestown
Richard Thomas
Grand Valley
Joyce Hahn
East Main Street
Irvin Young
Union City Memorial Hospital
Louis Carniewski
Hazen Street
Thion City
Dorothy Weed
Union City
Joseph Boyer
Waterford
Donald Alexander
Cherrystreet
Dorothy Kunkel
James Molisee
South Street
Iby
Morton’s
Fogle Lumber
Duane
Fogles
Albro Sauerkraut
Land-O-Lakes
Fen Wine
Armoud
JFK
Vale
Rexall
Einewe See AllWay
Journal Daily
Hassocks
Hammond
North Center Street
Corry, Fa
Ole Miss
Fanny Farmer
Sk SS E
Corry, Penna
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
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