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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1962

Page

2

Local Hospital Struggles to Call Four Physicians

Admitted list includes Claude Messenger and Ivar Rehnberg among several Union City Memorial and Corry area patients. Discharges note Bruce Porter and others. the notice lists multiple addresses in Corry and surrounding towns with public service lines and local business ads.

Claude “Messenger South Second Avenue Ivar Rehnberg North Center Street Verna Whitney Elk Street Daisy Stowe Eric Bruce Porter McKean Charles Stormes West Trving Street Sadie Jackson Wayne Street

Death of Mr Green of R D 2 Clymer at 82

Mr Green died early today at Oppewall Nursing Home West Church Street where he had been a patient for a week He was 82 born in French Creek but lived most of his life in Clymer area where he farmed His first wife Carrie preceded him in death in 1951 He later married Jennie Almquist in 1955 she survives two daughters Mrs John Pfeiffer of Clymer and Mrs Lyle Herg of Wattsburg seven sons Lehman Otto Lawrence Miner and Marvin all of Clymer Owen of Wattsburg Eugene of Akron Ohio one brother Charles Green of North East one sister Mrs Iva Orr of Walcott N Y 120 grandchildren and several great grandchildren Friends may call at St George Funeral Home tonight and tomorrow night from 7 to 9 pm and attend services there Thursday at 2 pm Interment will be made in Cutting Cemetery

French Creek Clymer Carrie Jennie Almquist Miters John Pfeiffer Lyle Herg

Edward T. Hopkins dies at Parma Hospital at 48

Edward T Hopkins 48 of 4346 West 4ath Street Cleveland Ohio died yesterday morning at Parma Community Hospital Parma He is survived by his wife Bonita Reynolds Hopkins one daughter Susan Marie his mother Mrs Pauline Hopkins Leesburg Fla three brothers Harold Philadelphia Walter Leesburg William Erie two sisters Mary Ditzenberger St Petersburg Fla and Miss Rosalind Hopkins Leesburg Fla His father Edward Sr preceded him in death in 1959 The body will be returned to Bracken Funeral Home where friends may call tomorrow 7 to 9 p m and attend a prayer service there at 10 a m on Tuesday followed by Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church Interment in St Thomas Cemetery

Hopkins Cleveland Ohio Parma Corry Bonita Reynolds Hopkins Susan Marie Pauline Hopkins Leesburg Fla Harold Philadelphia Walter William Erie Mary Ditzenberger St. Petersburg Rosalint Edward Sr Bracken Funeral Home St. ‘Thomas St. Thomas’ Cemetery

Bethlehem Steel Engineers Extend Pact Indefinitely

Bethlehem Steel announces an indefinite extension of agreements with the Marine Engineers Beneficial Association and five companies including Pittsburgh Steamship U S Steel division Republic Steel Wilson Lines Thlandes Steel and Bethlehem Transportation Lines. The extension can be terminated by either side on 10 days notice.

Bethlehem Steel New York Bethlehem Steel Co Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Wekeemerits Thebave Bethlehem Pittsburgh Steamship U. S, Steel Corp Republic Stea!corps Wilson Lines Thlande Steel Co

Funeral notices common to area residents reported

Funeral notices list residents and services including Fuller, Mrs Vinnie Gibbs Fuller at Bracken Funeral Home with visiting Monday evening and Tuesday periods and Wednesday service. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Helen Baker of Union City to Glenn Funeral Home Wednesday 2 p.m. interment McCray Cemetery Corry. Harold L. Sweet services at Spitzer Funeral Home Clyde on Wednesday 1 p.m. interment King Cemetery. Bertha Gregory services at St George Funeral Home Wednesday 2 p.m. interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Earl L. Green rites at St George Funeral Home Thursday 2 p.m. interment Clittine Cemetery. Edward T. Hopkins Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church with Rosary at Bracken Funeral Home Wednesday 7:30 p.m. interment Saint Thomas Cemetery.

Soblen Seeks British Justice in Court Plea for Stay

In London Soblen, sought by the United States to face a life sentence as a Soviet spy, jumped a $100 bond to flee to Israel and then reached Britain to press a habeas corpus appeal. Doctors say leukemia threatens his life with only months to live as British officials weigh deportation.

London Robert Sobien Igh Court Americ Soblen iUself Soblen Israel Brixtoh Home Office British Enverniment Asraig Soblon New Athens Lont James McShane Far Tower-Court Britain

Who Killed Hollywood Who Killed Hollywood Editor's Note

Hollywood suffers from ills including labor practices and runaway producers. Columnist Bob Thomas explores the situation in three stories beginning today. Production declines show many films now shot abroad or canceled, with critics blaming high wages and featherbedding while producers cite contracts and costs. Otto Preminger notes American labor costs are high but essential, while wasteful spending persists in production.

Hollywood J Bob Thomas Hollywood Stat_S Stanzas Nobodly Hollywood Statuos Hative Industries England Italy France Japan India Otto Preminger

Hollywood crews differ in cost and pace across Europe and America

Edward Diny discusses how American and European film crews affect budgets and schedules. He notes Europe offers faster shoots for similar money, while labor costs still drive totals. Samuel Avikott, an American executive, estimates crews account for 13 to 20 percent of final costs. The piece touches on featherbedding and the push for offshore filming to sustain the industry.

Etollyood Hollywood Europe Avikott American International Motth Foreign Janus Boold

British lord dies at English Electric headquarter

Lord Nelson of Stratford, age 7, longtime head of English Electric and a leading British exporter of steam, electric, diesel and aircraft equipment, died yesterday at the companys London headquarters. He joined the Hamilt 180 when it employed 6,000 people and helped guide its operations through a collaboration with UN workers.

London Lord Nelson of Stratford English Electric Britain Hamilt 180

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