Admitted and Discharged Names from Spartansburg Hospital
A list shows admitted patients including Carlos Cox Spartansburg Dr William Earnest Charles Browne Niobe Amby Allen 216 Mead Avenue Mrs Ralph Kimmy 58 East Main Street Mrs Clayton Redding Clymer Miss Ruth Jewell 357 East Pleasant Street Mrs LeRoy Hoyt 439 Marion Street Mrs Prancis Blair 101 West Church Street 1 Henry Pedensky 620 North Center Street 7 Richard Pitts 590 Concord Street David Tyes sons of Mr and Mrs Arfield Nielsen 36 Snyder Circle Miss Mina Terry 206 North Center Street Discharged Mrs Charles King and Karen Elaine Clymer Mrs Ruth Price 52 Grand Vernon Thompson Columbus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Cox
Spartansbuirg
William Earnest
Spartans
Charles Browne
Niobe
Amby Allen
Mead Avenue
Ralph Kimmy
East Main Street
Clayton Redding
Clymer
Ruth Jewell
East Pleasant Street
LeRoy Hoyt
Marion Street
Prancis Blair
West Church Street
Henry Pedensky
North Center Street
Richard Pitts
Concord Street
David Tyes
Arfield Nielsen
Snyder Circle
Mina ‘Terry
North
Center Street
Charles King
Karen Elaine
Ruth Price
Grand Street
Vernon Thompson
Columbus
Tough Yankee tariff trading eyed by Hodges
Washington reports Secretary Hodges says US should press tough tariff talks with the European Common Market and other industrial nations to protect American interests. He cites France moving toward protectionism as an example amid broader trade tensions shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Uncle Sam
United States
Hodges
Westing House
France
The Journal Subscription Drive Encourages Readers
Readers are invited to subscribe to The Journal with a friendly prompt highlighting easy access to daily news. The appeal emphasizes value and convenience for ongoing city coverage and current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal Today
Union City Memorial Hospital Patient Addresses List
A Missive from Union City Memorial Hospital lists patient or resident addresses including Mrs William Kennedy 4 West High Union City Mrs Walton Holland R D 3 Cambridge Springs Louis DeMaria 17 Pleasant Union City Leslie Loomis 30 Brown Union City Mrs J David Winklebauer 141 Federal Cambridge Springs Mrs Charles Blakeslee 65 South Union City Mrs William Kennedy 64 West Walter Aldrich R D 5 Waterford Mrs Lyle Miller 11 Bank Union City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
William Kennedy
West High Street
Union City
Walton Holland
R. D
Cambridge Springs
Louis DeMaria
Pleasant Street
Leslie Loomis
Brown Street
J. David Winklebauer
Federal Street
Charles Blakeslee
South Street
Walter Aldrich
Waterford
Lyle Miller
Bank Street
Pa Harness Tracks Report State Tax Take
The Pennsylvania revenue department reports 1 041 098 in taxes from two harness tracks Liberty Bell in Philadelphia and Meadows in Washington County. Over 32 racing days at Liberty Bell and 14 at Meadows yielded 3.2 million wagered last week. The state taxed 190 850 from activity with 163 584 on wagering and 27 266 on breakage. Meadows handled 1 025 084 in bets last week, down from 1 200 960 opening week. tax take 53 285 versus 67 899. attendance fell from 44 605 to 32 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Revenue Department
Liberty Bell Track
Philadelphia
Meadows
Washington County
Liberty Bell
PSU Arena Expansion Sparks Seating Boost
The Penn State arena in Harrisburg will rise from 5500 to 7500 seats after a $1,375,119 contract was awarded yesterday by the General State Authority for expanding the physical education building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSU
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State
Stretch Salary Increases and State Budget Moves
The report notes continued discussion on higher salaries for division staff after Rev William J. Kelly's death. It covers a Bible reading bill for public schools, a statewide constitutional convention referendum, protection measures for cats and dogs, and relief-wage proposals. Senate action includes a $15.3 million general fund appropriation package, a $5 weekly state police raise proposal, and House items sent to the Senate or governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Kelly
D-Phila
House
Albert W. Jolson
Henry P. Otter
Senate
Welfare Department
Scranton
Paoli
Malvern
Chester County
Caleb Pusey
Delaware County
Civil Air Patrol
China and Russia split reshapes world Communist drive
James Marlow notes a widening rift between the Soviet Union and Red China after Khrushchev's 1956 denunciation of Stalin. He warns the West faces a new era of competing blocs, nuclear risk, and shifting alliances as China builds power and may challenge Moscow, with the United States bracing for possible confrontation in Asia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingion
Nikita Khrishchev
Stalin
John Foster Dulles
Ameylein Communist Party
Daily Worker
Khmalichey
Hosein
Kremlin
Russia
Hungary
Khrushchev
Moscow
China
Asia
Yars
United States
Cuba
Latin America
Hold Service For William Rhodes
Services were held at the Bracken Funeral Home at 2:30 p m yesterday for William R. Rhodes with Dr Paul Bauer of Waynesburg College officiating. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers were Harold Besson, Clayton Burkett, Victor Dempsey, Carl Fullom, John M. Long and Walter Rininger. Attendees included friends from Corry and Mrs Louella Walters of Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken Funeral Home
William R. Rhodes
Paul Bauer
Waynesburg College
Pine Grove Cemetery
Harold Besson
Clayton Burkett
Victor Dempsey
Carl Fullom
John M. Long
Walter Rininger
Corry
Louella Walters
Erie
Funeral notices for Yaratch McKay Frost and Triscuit
The Bracken Funeral Home receives Leo Yaratch John McKay and Frank T Frost bodies. Viewing times are 7–9 p.m. and 2–4 p.m. and 7–9 p.m. on designated days. Requiem Mass for Yaratch at St Elizabeths Church Wednesday. McKay burial in David Curts Cemetery Columbia. Frost burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Harold C Triscuit services Thursday 2 p.m. at Glenn Funeral Home Union City with prior viewings 7–9 p.m. Tuesday and 2–4 and 7–9 p.m. Wednesday. burial in Elgin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triscuit
Harold C. Triscuit
Glenn
Union City
Elgin Cemetery
Steel shipments seen rising after August labor pact
New orders in the steel industry are expected to rebound in August as the labor agreement settles. Analysts note shipments may stay slow through Labor Day, with a late summer recovery supported by resilient demand, earnings, and lower break even points from new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Schlitz
Cliff Carroll
WOTM
Flye Rexall Drugs
Corry Memorial Hospital
POH -Elks Lodge
Gertrude van Epps
Turben
Chevrolet
Corrig
Deedee
Clark
Kennedy
Department of Interior
Pas
Passamaquoddy
Boston
Vannah
Isbrandtsen Lines Inc
Savannah
Galveston Tex
Loblaws
Callo
Pennsylvania
Ralph J. Down
R-Mercer
Bender Industries
Joint
State Government Commission
Marlow
James Marlow
Associated Press
William Rhodes
Valiant
America
Plymouth
Dec
Crue Ames
Gear Ave
Bewries
BrQrdie
Clarence Wallace
First Avenue
Corry, Pa
Business Mirror
Blatt’s
South Hire Avenue
Lillian Clark
Joseph G. Catalfu Dees
Dick John
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Christine Hajec
Keppel Tiffany
Borstorff& Fitch
Rambler
Rebecca St. Clair
Earl Hurley
Root Furniture
Paul Crowell
Thomas Lamentiola
Chrysler
Mrs
Robert, Tunnel
Merle TeWinkie
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
S. First Ave
William Dunnewold
Harold Morton
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