Hospital report details admissions and discharges with addresses
At The Hospital Report compiled as of 7 am today notes inability to summon a physician in emergencies at Corry Hospital. Saturday admissions include Mrs Stanley Woloson 763 East Main St Mrs Louis Toney 92% street May Thomas Russell 193 East Frederick Elaise 15 daughter of Meanit Mrs Leo Higley RD 4 Roy Coales Sparlhsnshires Mrs Paul Lewis 107 Jamestown Street Watishiine 1A Kael Trvenne Street Charged names and Sunday admissions list include Mrs Glenn Stearns 236 East South St Mrs Harry Bemis RD 1 Alfred Firewrch 202 North Center St Miss Lillian Bates Elgin Bruce 11 and Philip 8 sons of Rev and Mrs George Myers 23 West Pleasant St Mrs John Zajac RD 1 Columbus Discharged Mrs Harry Whitney RD 2 Cly ate Mrs James McIntosh Ripley Bradford note: new pension retirement plan for city employees attracts attention with urgency and a furniture ad rounds out the page.
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Stanley Woloson
East Main Street
Louis Toney
Thomas Russell
East Frederick Street
Elaise
Leo Higley
Roy Coales
Sparlsnshires
Paul Lewis
Jamestown Streek
Watishiine
Kael Trvenne
Myron Hahn
Norman
Wilkins
Tinsville
George Wilcox
East Fredericks Street
Gonco
Glenn Stearns
East South Street
Harry Bemis
Alfred Firewrch
North Center Street
Lillian Bates
Elgin
Bruce
Philip
George Myers
West Pleasant Street
John Zajac
R. D
Coumbus
Showers May End Heat Wave In Pennsylvania
Associated Press reports showers may ease the ongoing heat wave in Pennsylvania. Today will be hot and humid with cooler conditions possible later. Philadelphia reached 101 degrees Sunday, while Emporium saw a 60 degree overnight low. The forecast notes moderate relief in both eastern and western sections with scattered thunderstorms possible this afternoon or evening and on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wey- Ayer
Philadelphia
Emporium
Corry Journal items report shootings and accidents
Corry area notices detail a Warren woman hit by a stray bullet and hospitalized with upper arm injuries while other reports describe George Harrington's crash injuries near Warren, a Titusville bail hearing, a Tidioute car rollover, a Meadvill e drive in bank plan, a Meadvill e visiting nurse update, and local ads including furniture sales and barbecued chicken.
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Meerdink
House of Furniture
Tidioute
George Harrington
Route 62
Warren
Warren General Hospital
The
Journal
Titusville
Leonard Willis
R. D
William Preston
Preston
Willis
Crawford County
Meadville
Edward Candell
Franklin
First National Bank of Meadville
Comptroller's Office
Washington
Washington To Open A Drive-In Branch At Prank~on
Edwin H. Keep
Gertrude Hughes
Husband shoots wife lover then kills self near Clearfield
Coroner reports 23-year-old wife Jean Mumau of Glen Campbell shot in the jaw by her husband Guy Carl Mumau year old, then killed Marvin Price 31, of Burnham, before turning the pistol on himself. Mrs Mumau, staying at her father's home, was wounded but survived. Price was married with two children. The incident followed a divorce filing last Monday.
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Robert R. Heath
Guy Carl Mumau
Glen Campbell
Jeannne
Marvin Price
Burnham
James Dickey
Miman
Price
Rebekahs Rename Mrs Elof Dahl as District Deputy President
Mrs Elof Dahl is reappointed district deputy president of the Rebekahs. She has led activities for lodges Nos 56 North East 90 Erie 101 Erie 12 Erie 165 Union City 266 Waterford and 140 Corry. She will preside at the next district meeting August 19 at Corry Area High School with combined districts 1 and 2.
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ANE Staic Semen Regattrition Hia
Elof Dali
Dat
East Pleasant-street
North East
Erie
Union City
Waterford
Corry
Corry Area High School
Pittsburgh Furniture Strike Ends as Union Accepts Three Year Contract
About 250 members of Local 636 General Warehousemen in Pittsburgh voted to accept a three year contract with a nine cent hourly wage increase and an insurance program. The deal ends a strike against four Pittsburgh district retailers including Bob Spear & Co May Stern Co Ohringer Home Furniture Brad dock and Ruben Furniture Co in Homestead and McKeesport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Bob Spear & Co
May- Stern Co
Ohringer Home Furniture, Braddock, and Ruben Furniture Co
Homestead
McKeesport
House Studies PO Pay Raise Bill
Washington III The House weighs a 318 million dollar yearly pay raise for postal workers amid a possible presidential veto if Congress passes the belt. Already 218 members have signed a petition to move the measure to the floor for consideration. Rep Morrison says it will pass by a large margin. The bill would raise the average postal salary about 14 percent, adding 546 dollars to the annual pay of about 618,000 workers from an average 4,440 dollars a year.
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House
Morrison
D-La
Noted Author Kenneth Roberts Dies in Maine
Kenneth Roberts, 71, renowned author of historical novels and frequent best sellers since 1937, died Sunday in Kennebunkport, Maine. Born there, he built a storied career with widely read works and literary acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunkport
Maine
Kenneth Roberts
Uprising Blamed On Outside Forces Headlines Middle East Tension
An uprising is attributed to outside forces as the Macmillan government faces difficult policy questions. The piece notes Saudi Arabia’s role in persuading Arab states to accept the Eisenhower doctrine against communism in the Middle East and mentions King Saud of Saudi Arabia.
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Macmillan
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
King Saud
Oman Rebellion Sparks British Help Request
The rebellion began when Iman Ghaleb ben Ali seized control of about 5,000 square miles of territory under the Sultan of Muscat and Oman. The Sultan appealed for British aid, citing long standing treaty relations since 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iman Ghaleb Ben Ali
Oman
Muscat
Britain
Lie Test Proposed in Sam Sheppard Case Continued
Gov. O Neill invited Court of Last Resort to Cleveland and possible pardon cited. Lie tests are not admissible in Onis courts, and authorities noted discrepancies between the Florida prisoner's account and Sheppard's case. Dr. Sheppard, convicted of Marilyn Sheppard's 1954 murder, remains in Ohio Penitentiary awaiting possible resolution this week.
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Sheppard
Court of Last Resort
Willam O'Neill
Gov O Neill
Baxbe
Onis
Sam Sheppard
Saxbe
Shepyard
O'Neill
Ageney
Florida
Cleveland
Donald J. Wedler
Deland
Fla
Alex Gregory
Gregory
Wedler
Wei Jer
Weiler
Blyltin
Iry
Marilyn
Bay Vilage
Ohio
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Corry Hospital
Harry Whitney
R.D
Clyate
James McIntosh
Ripley
Associated Press
Corry Journal Printing Dept
James Cloutman
Clarendon
Nol
Fortune
Lars Linder
Corry Journal Printing Department
Meadville County — Commissioners
Wellington D. Smith
Titussville
Meedville
American Cancer Society
F. L. Baressi
Frances Liberace Casadante
Los Angeles
Confidential Magazine
International
Rebekahs
Elof Dahl
Best Buys
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Foley Food Mills
Stanley
BYD
Caplonid
BYD. Athletic
BITES
LABRO
Columbus
Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
Leoul.co
Poli
Sea Salai
Rine Sen
Chacipals
Ant Francis
Liqu Falk
Unio Pennsyh
Ing
M the Nee Pension
Peti
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