Admitted and discharged list with local names Corry area
A long list of admitted patients from Corry and nearby towns with addresses in Corry and surrounding areas. Discharges include Clyde Peebles from Marion Street and transfer to Hamot Hospital in Erie. Deceased entries from Union City Memorial Hospital list Harold Tubbs Jr and others. Local ads note Line-O-Ad rates, a Tastee-freez special, and Cliff Carroll's beer offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Blakeslee
Corry
Lynn Sill
Stanley Kutz
Clymer
Peter Russell
Hutch Street
Kemn
Lene Hasbrouck
Harold Goodwill
Steven Wayne
R. D
John Womiak
Hatch Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Harold Tubbs Jr
Centerville
Terry Still
Washington Street
Mabel Michael
Union City
Debra Stevenson
Waterford Street
Jeffery Sterling
Waterford
George Emerson
Unilon
Clark
Budget skirmishes spark with deficit claim in Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP reports former and current budget secretaries traded barbs after Gov. announced the year’s $14.5 million deficit. Deputy State Treasurer Baldwin credited savings to administration policies while Scranton budget chief Brackbill disputed the framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gov
David R. Baldwin
Ler
Scranton Adinistration
Baldwin
Martin H. Brackbill
Scranton
Marines Face Debate Over Fatal Crash Site Near Runway
At a press conference Marine Brig. Gen. Louis B. Robertshaw labeled a camp site near a flight approach area unwise and dangerous. Owner Robert Gould defended the camp as safe despite investigations by the Navy and Marine Corps into the crash. Pilot Capt. John W. Butler said he could not have avoided the collision despite efforts to control the aircraft. The report also mentions a legislative note on fisheries jurisdiction and a House bill retaining Fish Commission control.
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Louis B. Robertshaw
Robertshaw
Robert Gould
Navy
Marine Corps
John W. Butler
Butler
Jackson Voting Books Closed After Medgar Evers Assassination
Following Medgar Evers's assassination on June 12 Negro leaders paused protests and shifted to registration drives. About 700 Negroes have visited Ashford's office for registration, with lines at the courthouse daily. Ashford said the office not registering now does not affect August primaries or the November general election. Voters must be registered by July 5 to vote in the general election, four months before the polls. It remains unclear if rolls stay closed through the primaries or beyond.
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Veuringusues Sage Ode
Medgar Evers
Ashford
Funeral rites and visit hours for local obituaries
Darrel F. Kysor funeral rites will be held at Richard Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg Wednesday at 2 p m with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 10 p m and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p m. John A. Wozniak Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church Thursday 9 a m with interment in church cemetery. Bracken Funeral Home visitation Tuesday 7 to 9 p m and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. Rosary Tuesday 8 p m.
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Kybon
Darrel F. Kysor
Richard Hays
Spartansburg
Rose Hill
Greek Royals Arrive as London Demonstrations Erupt
Greek King Paul and Queen Frederika begin a four day state visit amid Communist and anti government protests. Police repelled a picket outside Buckingham Palace while demonstrators chastised authorities nearby. Betty Ambatielos, wife of a Greek Communist prisoner, was briefly detained before being released as the royal procession passed.
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London
Paul
Frederik
Buckingham Palace
Victoris Station
Britain
Kenneth Brown
Palace
Terry Chandler
Save Greece Now
Betty | Ambatielos
Ambatielos
Militant Committee of 400
Greece
Death follows wife days after barbiturate note
In Babylon New York police report a note allegedly from Dr Henry Quastler 58 and his wife Gertrude 57 led to discovery of both bodies in their home. An empty barbiturate bottle was found beside Henry Quastler who oversaw radiobiology studies at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
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Babylon
N.Y
Gertrude
Carsio
Iffort
Pittsburgh
Brookhaven
Here
Henry Quastler
Quastler
Palice
Vienna
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Controversial City Aide Plans Bircher Work
New York City manager Joseph Mitchell resigns after a public welfare crackdown that stirred national controversy. He says he will join the John Birch Society to do organizational work on the Eastern Seaboard beginning next fall.
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Newburgh
Joseph Mitchell
John Birch Society
Mitchell
Seaboard
Deaths Mr Wozniak of 130 Hatch street
Mr Wozniak 72 died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness at home. Born December 16 1900 in Poland he came to the U S in 1913 and lived in Dunkirk briefly before settling in Corry 40 years ago. He retired from Ajax Iron Works after 34 years. Survived by wife Anna Dombrowski Wormilak married 1929, a stepdaughter, a stepson, six stepgrandchildren and five step great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements in Corry with a Requiem Mass at St Elizabeths Church and burial in St Elizabeth Cemetery.
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Wozniak
Hatch Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Poland
United States
Dunkirk
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
St. Elizabeth's Church
Anna Dombrowski Wormilak
Milton
Helen) Griffis
Eugene Dombrowski
Bracken Funeral Home
Cyril Krona
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Copper Bar Price Raised Two Cents Per Pound
Noraryon Ge Co a division of Copper Range Co raises copper bar price by two cents a pound effective tomorrow. Revisions in size and quantity ex tras become effective at the same time. The new price is 52.73 cents per pound.
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nRaryon Ge Co
Copper Range Co
U.S. Luck With Dictator Friends Highlighted
Washington reports spotlighting three dictators amid Cold War ties. Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam received over 92 billion in aid and 12 000 advisers, with American casualties mounting as the war dragged on. Batista of Cuba profited from trade, while Duvalier of Haiti built a private secret police and extended rule, souring U.S. relations as he sought additional terms.
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Washington
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Viet Nam
Fulgencio Batsta
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Batista
State Department
Hemisphere
Francois Duvalier
Haiti
Duvalier
Duvaller Stays as U S Resumes Ties After Speech Outburst
Duvaller remained while his personal physician Dr Jean Fourean branded the United States a Democracy of sluts in a public speech. Diplomatic relations were restored after a break, against a backdrop of sharp criticism over Rafael Trujillo, who led the Dominican Republic for 31 years until his assassination on May 30, 1961. The United States and other nations had cut ties in 1960, recognizing that he was not a decent leader.
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Duvaller
Jacques Foureand
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
America
Blaze Destroys Two Story Building in East Liberty Pittsburgh
A 75 000 blaze swept a two story frame building housing several businesses in Pittsburgh's East Liberty district. Fire Chief Stephen Adley put the damage at 375 000 and said the fire began in an air conditioner at 122 Restaurant and Bar during repair work. Firemen suffered smoke inhalation.
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Rttspunuh
Pittsburgh
East Liberty
Stephen Adley
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Habor Hall
Ladies Aid
Turben
WOTM
College of Regents
Wweer
Cole’s
Tam
Richard Cole
Bank Street
Joseph Briggs
West High
Edward Malec
Cherry Builders Supply
Columbus
Schlitz
Cliff Carroll
J. Harrisburg
State Revenue Department
Pennsyllvania
Liberty Bell
Philadelphia
Washington County
House
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Marines
Department of Forests_and_ Waters
The
Fish Commission
Vagal
Maine
KING
Jackson
NY City
Aide
Birchers
John A. Womlak
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
C,n.b
C.N.B
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Corey
National Bank OF
Marlow
Blaze
Blatt’s
Corry Drive-In
Bob Hope
Bwana
Lawrence Oliver
South First Avenue
Lillian Clark
Duane Bates
Robert Catlin
P, Sir
John
Richard Mulligan
Rambler
Borstorff & Fitch
Janne Haslett
Root Furniture
Martin Heliker Jr
Nellie Martin
Chrysler
Plymouth
Clarence Wallace
Mariana McIntyre
Walter Ross
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown
Remington Mall Chain
Johnson Bros
S. First Ave
Misbdel Church
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