Football Deaths Preventable Says Harvard Plan
The Corry Evening Journal reviews a American Medical Association proposal amid a campaign on athlete safety. Harvard's medical program, led by Dr. Quigley, urges best coaching equipment and pre season exams to prevent injuries. The piece stresses proper player matching and medical authority to protect life and limb over victory.
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American Medical Association
New York
Thomas B. Quigley
Harvard Athletics Association
Quigley
Harvard
Local firm shoots city scenes for postcards sale
A firm specializing in color photo postcards has photographed picturesque spots including the hospital, school, Center Street, industrial plants, the Municipal Building and the Post Office. These images will be sold citywide to visitors to mail home, boosting community publicity.
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Center
Post
Fishing the U S national pastime? A look at anglers
Hal Boyle notes a government survey showing one quarter of men and one eleventh of women favor fishing. The piece cites U S Fish and Wildlife data claiming anglers take 18 billion miles of travel on 341 million trips and spend billions annually. Pro anglers like Nahigan of Atlantic Lures dispute inflated counts and discuss fish senses.
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York
U.S
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
American Angels
David Nahman
Atlantic Lures, Inc
Providence
R. J. Nahagian
United States
Nahigisa
Fish voices and a Ford era estate question
A columnist quips on fish behavior during breeding season noting their sounds may be heard by mates. The piece pivots to baseball NL picks and jokes about Henry Ford’s 83rd birthday and a reported estate valued above 300 million dollars.
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Henry Ford
Death of Jean Haw at Good Samaritan Hospital
Hollywood star Jean Haw died of uremic poisoning at Good Samaritan Hospital. The obituary notes the plas towards the end of the item are truncated, but confirms her passing and cause of death.
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Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio
Jean Haw
Good Samaritan Hospital
Great Patriotic Demonstration Opens Registration Day
Corry residents joined a large patriotic demonstration on Registration Day June 7 1917 led by City Solicitor G T Kincaid as principal speaker Glenn Hinman a PS College graduate earns a Metallurgical Research School of Mines fellowship George Smith of Standard Screw Company suffers a steel shard injury to the right eye as 512 young men register in the city yesterday.
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Corrylles
G. T. Kincaid
Glenn Hinman
Pennsylvania State College
Metallurgical Research School of Mines
George Smith
Standard Screw Company
Magee Held For Court In 1953 Murder
Leroy Magee of Jamestown was bound over to county court on a murder charge after witnesses testified that he helped his brother Keith burn the body of George Harrington on Storey road Greenfield Township. Pathologist Dr Richard Eisenberg and state police Cpl Leo Weir testified. Magee allegedly admitted taking part in the burning, with Keith Magee already serving a life sentence in Conneaut Ohio. The case is set for trial in September under court actions tied to a presidential registration proclamation.
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Erie
Leroy Magee
Jamestown
Wees
Justice of the Peace
Faseph Cresel
Lawrence Park
Magee
Keith
George Harrington
Lakeville
Cpl
Leo Weir
State Police
Richard Eisenberg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harrington
Storey Road
Greenfield Township
Eisenberg
Leroy
Keith Magee
Conneaxt
Ohio
Fish License Hike Moves to State Senate
The plan to raise fishing licenses from 250 to 325 moved to the State Senate after House passage 124 to 64. Supporters say the 73 cent rise would add about 525,000 yearly for acquiring and improving public waters, with officials noting funds could unlock federal matching dollars. Opponents caution earmarking ties the Fish Commission’s hands and warn against restricting funds.
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Harrissun
Senate
John H. Dent
House
Robert Breen
Commission
Harris G Breth
Dclearfield
TV Schedule Highlights for WBEN TV Buffalo Saturday
A detailed listing of Saturday programming from WBEN TV Buffalo including times for Fun to Learn, Children's Theatre, Weather, News, Range Rider, Sheriff of Cochise, Beat the Clock, West Point Stories, Zane Grey Theatre, Mr Adams and Eve, Playhouse of Stars, Lineup, Person to Person, Late News, Sports updates, Eleven-thirty Theatre Time to Kill, classic kids shows like Popeye and Captain Kangaroo, educational segments at 41 30, and sports blocks featuring Detroit Tigers vs New York Yankees, Our Miss Brooks, and The Lone Ranger among others.
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Cochise
Playhouse of Stars
Museum of Science
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Miss. Brooks
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