Mary Sears transferred between hospitals in Erie
Mrs Mary Sears of Enat Park Place was moved from Corry Memorial Hospital to Hamot Hospital in Erie after admission on June 10. She was transferred yesterday as a medical patron. Union City will host 35 of 1 200 foreign exchange students arriving July 1 greeting at Greyhound Bus Terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sears
Enat Park Place
Corry Memorial Hospital
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Bears
Union City
United States
Greyhound
Consumers of Go
Jamestown Man Surrenders to End Manhunt
Darrell Jackson, 20, of Jamestown surrendered at Jamestown Police after a lengthy manhunt. A 16-year-old girl accuses him of assaulting her when she attempted to end their relationship. Police report he fled as officers attempted to arrest him.
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Jamestown
Danks
Frew Run
Darrell Jackson
Town of Carroll
Robert Payne
Frewsburg
Jackson
Ned
Shipbuilders End Walkout On East Coast
New York reports that Bethlehem Steel shipyard workers returned to work at eight East Coast installations, ending a five month strike by 17 000 men after union divisions ratified a new contract. The accord adds 25 cent hourly pay, pension and insurance improvements and runs for almost three years, raising the previous basic wage of 2 80 an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Shpyard
Bethlehem Steel Co
East Coast
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Baloney Comes Big In Texas Too
Houston City Council voted to annex about 1,100 square miles to make Houston the largest city by area in the world, despite Mayor Culver calling the idea preposterous. The move would give Houston about 1,360 square miles. population around 832,680 with 864,000 in 1950 growth and the metropolitan area about 1,292,179.
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Aguston
Rex. tAk
Houston
Lewis Culver
Harris County
FB Breaks Up Plan To Invade Cuba
Federal agents disrupted a suspected small anti Castro army preparing an invasion of Cuba. About 60 young Cubans recruited in Miami were moved to a Key Largo motel Monday night awaiting transport when authorities intervened. Cuban sources linked recruitment to Batista loyalists who were ousted by Fidel Castro. In Mexico City five exiled Cuban politicians formed the Democratic Revolutionary Front to overthrow Castro and establish a provisional government.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Key Largo
Pugencio Batista
Fidel Castro
Fleurés
Pime
Mexico City
Democratic Revlutionary Front
Frente Revolucionaria Democratico
FRD
Bases In Japan Assured by Secret Pact Quick Action
Washington believes Japan will stay firm with the United States and democracy will survive the crisis though officials in Washington view events in Japan with concern. A secret plan sped ratification of the treaty before Eisenhower’s Far East trip, with details kept sealed as papers were sent to Tokyo after Senate action and a Hawaii announcement noted a rapid go ahead from Eisenhower.
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Japan
United States
Washington
Rishi
State Department
Eisenhower
Far East
Department
Christian A. Herter
Senate
Douglas MacArthur II
Tokyo
Honolulu
Hisehower
MacArthur
Baked ham dinner honors Father's Day at Cutting Union Sunday School
Cutting Union Sunday School hosted a baked ham dinner after morning services to honor Father’s Day. Eleven fathers attended with guests including Miss Eleanor Wallace of Corry and families of Marsh and Wallace from nearby towns. Local residents visited, guests attended services, and several families were noted for hospital, birthday, and college plans. The article also mentions the upcoming Clmyer Central School baccalaureate and senior choir participation with Cutting students among the participants.
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Cutting
Cutting Union
Walter DeShaver
Frank Hulett
Louis Bemis
Carl Marsh
Sway
Eleanor Wallace
Corry
Carl L. Marsh
Franklin
Arthur Wallace
Little Hope
Dale Bemis
Thome
Erie
Helen Rouse
Elouise Marsh
Pearl Bemis
Greeley Thompson
Sylvia
South Dayton
N. Y
Gordon Shampoe
Charles Pettengil
Virginia Luke
North East
Wilfred Wallace
Pest
Bemis
Richard Garfield
Coleen
Denise
Wanda
Theresa
Alden, N
Joseph Garfield
Leonard Blake
Buffalo
Blake
Pottsdam
Clarkston College
Earl Thompson
Pind~ley Lake
Cora Walte
Dewittville
Mae McIntyre
Lizzie
Wattsburg
Henrietta Ploss
Joan
UN Approves Censuring Of Eichmann
The U N Security Council is expected to approve an Argentine resolution censuring Israel for secretly removing Adolf Eichmann from Argentina. The vote may be unanimous or with abstentions. Argentina seeks reparations and Israel rejects extradition, insisting Eichmann was captured by Jewish volunteers.
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United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Argentina
David Ben-Gurion
Waal
Eichmann
Local notices list moves and a speaker at church
Faith Marsh Storer and Kenneth Way announce Vee Boozel will speak after Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayes buy the Ray Stutaman farm and move next week, while Mr. and Mrs. Stutaman relocate south of Corry. An old Turkish proverb about friendship is cited.
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Storer
Faith Marsh
Kenneth Way
Vee Boozel
Guy Hayes
Ray Stutaman
Mrs. Stutaman
Corry
Will 1960 fall bring enough jobs for Isbor force
A three part outlook by Sam Dawson examines whether industry and trade will rebound after Labor Day, the jobless figure at about 5 percent, rising job seekers with graduates entering the market, and the twin 1960 headwinds of rising wages and shorter work weeks. Industrial output peaked in January and improved slightly by May, with an expected little fall in autumn. GNP surpassed 500 billion but growth slowed as consumer spending and business outlays lag, while exports rise and imports slow. The piece notes defense spending uncertainty and election year pressures, concluding fall may be decent but job availability remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbor
Sam Dawson
New York
Indus
Meadville Crash Victim’s Wife Critical in Hospital
Mrs. Gwenith Staab of Meadville remains in critical condition at Spencer Hospital after a head on collision near Harmonsburg that killed her husband Robert J. Staab and injured nine others. Her daughter in law Mrs. Earl Marsh and granddaughter Linda, 12, were treated at Hamot Hospital in Erie for jaw and knee injuries.
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Meadville
Gwenith Staab
Robert J. Staab
Harmonsburg
Spencer Hospital
Staab
Earl Marsh
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Lightning Kills Youth and Woman in Thunderstorm
A thunderstorm near Bulger and Mount Morris killed 17-year-old Richard F. Lukan while helping his mother remove laundry. his mother was uninjured. Nearby, 26-year-old Mrs Serepia A. Eddy of Mount Morris was struck while walking across her lawn.
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Washington
Washington County
Greene County
Richard F. Lukan
Bulger
Lukan
Serepia A. Eddy
Mount ‘Morris
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Jim Engle
Jim Harkless
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Keppel
Turner Hill
Ares
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Cheryl Messenger
Carl F. Sanford
Jamestown Community College
County Board of Supervisors
JCC
Paul
Bpartansbrg Community Pair Association
Sessiors
Spartansburg
Shipbuilders End
J Baloney
Texas
Rr Bros. Cor
The
United Israel Appeal
United Jewish
Curry
United Jewish Appeal
Meir
Ichman
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sir Pierson Dixon
Britain
Armour Star
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Nelly
Pyrat
Mig
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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