Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Noted
A jumble of hospital notices lists admissions and discharges from Corry Memorial Hospital and Union City areas. Names include Mrs Norman Mitchell, Mrs Omar Crowell, David Davis, and Michele Ann Ploss, with addresses across Corry, Clymer, Union City, and Jamestown. Containing multiple patient entries and related local figures, the clipping also references political commentary by Carl Lausche on labor dispute legislation and a proposed rail strike bill.
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Norman Mitchell
R. D
Corry
Omar Crowell
Dale Bemis
David
Guy Davis
Wright Street
Lenore Camper
Clymer
Emma Knight
Vera Weed
Elgin
Charles King
Cindy
William Ehrhardt
Spartans
Jeanette
Virgil Endsley
West Church Street
Peter Russell
Hatch Street
Valentine Clayton
Corww
Stanley Kutz
Charles Breed
Union City
George Kuzma
Raymond Avenue
Bertha Crane
Spring Creek
Thomas Linsk
Mark William
Jamestown
Delbert Ploss Jr
Michéle Ann
Bear Lake
Paul Covey
Lyle Blakeslee
Rail unions reject Goldberg and Pontes over arbitration plan
A rail labor dispute escalates as five unions threaten a strike over new work rules while President Kennedy proposes Goldberg, formerly labor secretary, act as final arbiter. The plan seeks swift resolution before a July deadline and congressional reaction is mixed amid concerns of economic disruption.
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Weamanuew Uvu Bage
Goldberg
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Labor
White House
J. E. Wolfe
Sunise Ing. Gov
Nett
Congress
Roy E. Davidson
Independent Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Department
Davidson
Virgin Islands
Sens
Red Giants Clash Over World Communist Movement
William J. Ryan reports on the Soviet Chinese split fueling global party frictions. Indications show moves toward a world Communist meeting, with China pressing for centralized voting and Moscow resisting. Indonesian leaders back Beijing, while factions across Asia and Europe split from Kremlin lines.
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William 1. Ryan
Nlchist
Moscow
Moscow-Peking
Red China
Peking
Khrushcchev
Khrushchev
China
Indonesia
Aidit
Indonesian Communist Party
Wip
Albania
Europe
India
Kremlin
East Berlin
Janos Kadar
Berlin Wall
Khrustichev
Stalin
Italy
Romania
Mobile School Board to weigh desegregation move
Mobile Alabama faced a Sept desegregation deadline after a U S appeals court ordered action. The Mobile City-County School Board convenes to study the order, with president Charles McNeil noting no decision yet. Constance Motley praised the ruling as accelerating Deep South desegregation while George Wallace pledged a strong response if schools integrate.
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Mobile
Mobile, Als
Mobile City - County
Alabama
South Carolina
Mississippi
University of Alabama
Charles ©. McNeil
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Twe
McNeil
Constance Baker Motley
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wallace
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
Court Frees Parachutists in Jump Case
Peace Justice J. Willard Ayres dismissed charges against three parachute jumpers and an air plane pilot in a case tied to a Lakewood festival landing. The defendants, part of the Chautauqua Skydiving Team, and Meadville Molecule Mashers members, set a festival record with a 13 500 foot free fall at Port Erie Day Air Show.
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Camrges
J. Willard Ayres
J. W. Burns
Chautauqua Lake
Lakewood Jaycees
Sewage Fuel Savings At ERIB Pel Jorsnes Plant
Public Works Director Frank Rice Jr. announced a sewage fuel project at the ERIB Pel Jorsnes treatment plant. After planned mechanical fixes, annual fuel costs could drop from 14000 to 6000 dollars as more methane gas is produced and used to run engines with higher availability.
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Erib — Pel Jorsnes
Public Works
Frank Rice Jr
Rice
Farm Agent Jesse Lardenberger Dies in Scranton
Jesse H. Lardenberger, 60, longtime Lackawanna County farm agent and former assistant agent in Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties, died Tuesday after being struck while touring a farm. Police reported the incident followed a recommendation by assistant district attorney Clive J. Wright Jr. of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna County
Jesse H. Lardenberger
Clarks Summit
Lardenberger
Montgomery
Chester
Delaware
Clive J. Wright Jr
Jamestown
20th Polio Victim Report in Carlisle County
Carlisle Pennsylvania reports the 20th polio case in Cumberland and Perry counties since April 25. A 14 year old boy at Carlisle Hospital showed weakness in an ankle and had no polio immunization. Health officials say a crash program immunizing 150,000 residents is nearing completion with 95,000 receiving Sabin Type 1 oral vaccine.
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Carlisle
Cumberland
Perry Countes
Enire
J. Thomas Millington
State Bureau of Preventable Disease
Carlisle Hospital
Millington
Funeral Mass for John A. Woeniale at St Elizabeths Church
Requiem Mass for John A Woeniale will be said at St Elizabeths Church Thursday at 9 am. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Friends may visit at the Broken-Puneral-Home Tuesday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. The Rosary is recited Tuesday evening at 8 oclock.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Eva &. Sturdevant
Lincoln Street
Frederick A. Law
Rank Lausche
D-Ohio
Carl
J. Curtis
Neb
Lausche
Justin Curtis
Cherry Builders Supply
Columbus
Moose Home
White Swan’ Hall
Wrightsville
Moonlight Serenaders
Alan Dingfelder
Harbor Hall
Ladies Aid
Procps
CTS
Cole
Claudia
Art Jackson
Jackson
East
Columbus, Avenue
Leeds
Goldberg and
Pontes
South Side Beverage
Sun Crest
Frostie
Adewach
West South Street
Valiant
Valiant’s
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Melude
Feaulees
Babar
Rovidad
Reavanabla
Symouth
Lsted
William van Epps
Rudolph P. Ahlgren
Richard J. Jad Mighella
Randolph
Shop Barach’s Home Furniture CO
Barach’s
Sive
Punkids
WAISE_ LOUNGE
Restinh Leinart J Singh
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