Local Hospital Ads List Admitted and Discharged Names
Spot Line announces hospital notices with multiple admissions and discharges for Centerville Corry Waterford Union City and nearby areas. Names include Mrs John D Montgomery David Stultz Mrs Harley Hall Claude H Messenger Mrs Maurice Moore William Stroup Miss Jule Ann Bewley and others with addresses in Corry Spar tansburg Clymer Union City and Oregon City. Also mentions Line-O-Ad rates and local business notices for Wes ton's Bakery Corry Beverage Co and a chicken barbecue event at Elgin Beaverdam Fire Hall.
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John D. Montgomery
Centerville
David Stultz
Corry
Harley Hall
R. D
Claude H. Messenger
South Second Avenue
Maurice Moore
William Stroup
Jule Ann Bewley
Spartansburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
Ted Seymour
High Street
Waterford
Darrell Wilcox
Union City
William Combs
Edward Giroveky
Jil Wells
Cherry Street
Grace Fulton
Pith J Avenue
Ralph Johnson
Putnam Istreet
Gerri Quinn
Milles Street
Wesiton’s
Fe —Corry Beverage Company
Elgin-Beaverdam
Storms Abate In Eastern U. S
Storms eased across the eastern half of the United States after Friday night’s severe thunderstorms and tornado winds. Violent weather hit Illinois and Wisconsin with a seiche on Lake Michigan and rising water along the shore. Police evacuated McCormick Place and Lake Shore Drive traffic, while 2,000 people were ordered from the lakefront exposition site. Eight drownings in 1954 were recalled as a former seiche reference.
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Illinois
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Antioch
Niles
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Coast Guard
Waukegan
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes Region
Ithaca
N.Y
Tndiana
Death notices Mrs. Wilfred Westley laid to rest in Corry
Mrs. Wilfred Rosa Westley died at 11 p m at the Evangelical United Brethren Home in Quincy Pennsylvania where she had lived since 1962. Born August 9 1875 she was a lifelong Corry resident and longtime Worth Street occupant. Surviving are two daughters Florence Young and Frances Westley two sons Wilfred of Clymer and John of Appalachian seven grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren and eight great great grandchildren. Friends may call Brack ed Funeral Home with services Tuesday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Ivan Hunsberger burial Pine Grove Cemetery
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Westley
United Brethren
Quincy
Corry
Worth Street
Florence Young
Frances Westley
Lakewood
Wilfred
Clymer
John
Appalachian
Bracked Funeral Home
Rey
Ivan Hunsberger
Pine Grave Cemetery
The Journal Subscription Ad Promo Declares Readers Welcome
An eye catching notice urges readers to subscribe to The Journal with emphasis on easy access to up to date news. The message highlights the publication as a source of current events and community reporting.
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The
Journal Today
British Fear Other Horses Were Doped
British racing authorities probe doping charges surrounding Belko, with six other horses under review. Tudor Treasure, winner of the Victoria Cup at Ascot on May 4, is among those tested. Relko, Derby winner, is cited as another tested horse. Jockey Club prepares an inquiry in London with owner Tan Murray, trainer Erle Cousins, and staff ready to attend.
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Lomun 'Ar
Belko
Tudor Treasure
Ascot
Eric Cousins
Relko
Europe
Rultm Authority
Acing
London
Efeo
Francois Mathel
Tan Murray
Erle Cousins
Murray
Coupon mischief at checkout stand stalls investigation
A stranger attempted to use a 25 cent coupon at the checkout, claiming it was left under a car windshield. Workers alerted by the woman, who did not know Wookworth staff, led to no further results. The Journal notes the incident appears to be a gag.
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Wookworth
Racial barriers eased after long Gwynn Oak conflict
In Baltimore County an 11 year fight for admission to Gwynn Oak Amusement Park ended with owners pledging to end racial discrimination by August 2 and to drop charges against about 30 demonstrators arrested July 4 and 7. An ad hoc integration committee agreed to halt protests, under a verbal pact arranged by County Executive Spiro T. Agnew with the parties and the Human Relations Commission.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak Amusement Park
Baltimore Park and Please
Price Brothers
Baltimore County
Unis
Plane Drops Dud Bomb In Frisco Street
An AP report states a Navy TBM bomber accidentally dropped a practice bomb on Market Street in downtown San Francisco during lunch hour. The inert 2-pound bomb did not explode, but caused alarm, blasting a hole in a seventh-floor office and denting a Pine Street building. No injuries were reported.
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Frisco Street
Ryan Cisco
Navy
Dowtown Market Street
Norman Renneberg
San Francisco
Bob Cuyler
Menlo Park
R. A. Kiner
Anaheim
Calif
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Central Valley
Market Street
Cuyler
Phoenix
Pine Street
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Workman Recalls Bomb Tail Piece Scare on Street
Cleo Fain of San Bruno described a startling moment when a bomb tail piece lay on the street about ten feet from where he stood. He said he and colleagues ducked into safety and laughed off the incident, joking about bringing bats next lunch break.
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Cleo Fain
San Bruno
Israeli Intercept 40 5 Planes Forced Landing
US embassy sources say a mis misunderstanding led to four US Commerce planes being intercepted by Israeli fighters. The Dhahran to Beirut flight carried 45 passengers and landed in Tel Aviv before authorities released them after discovering clearance did not pass through Israel civil aviation due to an error. Three aircraft resumed flight after the incident.
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ML Aviv
Israel
U.S
U. S. Department of Commerce
Dhahran
Saudi Arabi
Beirut
Lebanon
Israeli Civil Aviation Department
Jewish scholar foresees Jesus as wise teacher in future Jewish literature
Harvard professor Harry A. Wolfson predicts future editions of Jewish writing will restore references to Jesus not as divinity but as a sage. He argues the revival stems from broader Jewish learning and literature, acknowledging Jesus influenced Christian thought and that Jewish openness will reshape portrayal in history.
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Associated Press
Jesus
Annals of
Harry A. Wolfson
Harvard University
Wolfson
Menorah Journal
Henry Hurwits
Tlon
Christ
Pennsylvania Draft Quota Set for September
Pennsylvania's draft quota for September is 44, reported by the state Selective Service Bureau. The national call for September is 12,000, compared with 882 for August and 483 for July.
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Penn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Selective Service Bureau
TV Schedule Snapshot for Week With Classic Shows
A dense TV guide lists Saturday through Friday lineups featuring film features, wrestling, baseball, boxing, and many classic programs. Names like Ramar of the Jungle Lucy Desi Dragnet Hootenanny Ed Sullivan Bonanza Mcleague appear among American network offerings across afternoons and prime time, with recurring news and weather segments.
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Indians
Yankees
Dodgers
Braves
Lucy Desi
Sam Benedict
Joey Bishop
Lawrence Welk
Baseball Indians
Texas Rangers
Meet the Press
McHale's Navy
ABC. News
Sparta
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Kayu Real Chevele
Maurice I, Moore
William Earnest
William Davogiue
Wayne Street
Kathleen Miersma
August Sprovers
West Prederick Street
Charles Weston
East Main Street
Leonard Beckerink
North Clymer
Ralph Kimmy
Hast
Main Street
Mark
Homer Humes
George
Rockwood
Center Street
Raymond K. Brown
R.D
Diane Cole
Oregon City
Herbert Lindsley
Parrade Street
Smmon
Curry Memorial Hospital
U. S
Rosa) Westley
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Wykoff
Mobil
N. Center St
Rossin’s
Rei Aca Lahee Ea Bree
Woolworth
Peyote Plumbing
Tisning
Loblaws
Apple Grove
AGAR
Sea
Best of Grogobs
Huntley
Brinkley
Harry Reasoner
Stoney Burke
Danby Thomas
Peter Gunn
Art Linkdetter
Ben Casey
Carson
Harry Reasor
Huntley- Brinkley
Phil Silvers
Laramie
Palm
Empire
Dick Powell Theatre
Keefe Brasselle
Lisa
Jetsons
Ron Cochran
Beverly Hillbillies
Dick van Dyke
Higgins
Naked City—Police
Bat Masterson
Ozzie and Harriet
Hennesey
Donna Reed
Pappy
Captain Sailorbird
Mitch
Wood
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