At The Hospital Report List Of Admitted At Corry Hospital
At seven a m today the Corry Hospital reports admissions including Mrs Leonard Brown and several others. Names listed include Girland Paul L Heastey Charles Redéné Mark seven month old infant Mr SMe Mré George Boozer H D Clymer Mrs Simh Hollis Carlyle Fitch and many more with addresses on West Frederick Street North Center Street East Main Street and other local streets. (Expired)
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Leonard Brown
Paul L Heastey
West Fredrick Street
Charles Redéné
Molind Street
Mark
George "Boozer
H. 'D. Clymer
Simh Hollis
Center Steet
Carlyle Fitch
Robert Maynard
Spartansburt
Ronald Miles
Wishington Street
John J. Pfeiffer
Brook Street
Quality printing and local notices in Corry Journal
A long OCR filled with notices from Corry Journal and Jamestown area items. Highlights include the Corry Journal Printing Dept offering wedding invitations. reports on clergy, guild meetings, and a new Stauffer Chemical titanium plant with 50 workers. a Russell Volunteer Fire Department open house and auction. a Jamestown belated alarm fire incident. and other local notices from Ashtabull Ohio to Oil City. The Smithson Institution telephone exhibit opening in Washington is mentioned with Jamestown principals.
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McIintyre
Emmanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Ashtsbull
Ohio
Stauffer Chemicallo
National Distillers’ Chemical Corp. Tere
Lake City
Corry Journal Printing Department
Russell Voluneer
Jamestown
Paul Jordan
Norrisville-Beattys
Comers Road
Hayfield Central
Harmonsbure
Clearfield Furs
Bennett's
Leon F. Roberts
Jamestown Telephone Corporation
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
John H. Wright
United States Independent Telephone Association
Oil City
Pst
C. R. Cook
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Robert Tracey
Erie Moose
Henry Singer
Cook Captured After Jailbreak in Greensburg and New Kensington
Mark Bougher, 28, a former Greensburg resident and New Kensington cook, was captured in a New Kensington tavern after escaping custody from Westmoreland County. He has served about five months of a month sentence for passing worthless checks and may face prison breach charges after review by the county DA. President Eisenhower mourned the death of Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd, calling him one of the great explorers and noting the loss to the nation and world.
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Peary
Westmoreland
Greensburg
New Kensington
Mark Bougher
William R. Hohn
Westmoreland County
Bougher
Ike
Byrd
Eisenhower
Rear Admirsl
Richard E Byrd
Pot Terrorist Faces Many Charges in Pittsburgh Area
Davis, 29, of Homewood, appeared in McKees Rocks on multiple charges linked to terrorizing Pittsburgh area women. He faced armed robbery and firearms violations after allegedly forcing into the auto of Meets Rocks Burgess David Hershman’s wife Saturday night. He was held for court and to be turned over to New Kensington authorities for further questioning amid several recent attacks on women.
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Oeere Tr Davis
Homewood
Pittsburgh
McKees Rocks
Davis
Meets Rocks
David Hershman
New Kensington
Segregation Leader Quits Council Amid Fallout
John Kasper, head of a segregation group, announced his withdrawal from the Sea board White Citizens Council and asserted plans to push North states rights. Fred Hackett testified Kasper misrepresented facts and severed ties, while Kasper dismissed Hackett as nervous and defended his background.
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Annuanascen
Rus
ADBS
John Kasper
Washington
Hockett
Kasper
North States
South Ma
Frank Costello Free On Bond After Illness
Ailing gambler Frank Costello, jailed on an income tax evasion conviction since last May, was freed on bond pending a ruling on the sentence. He told reporters his health has worsened with heart disease cancer and ulcers, and that he has been ill for months. The bond of $95,000 was set as he appeals the 1954 conviction and the wiretap evidence used against him.
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Frank Costello
New York
Costello
Sikpraine- Cart
Attorney Seeks Republican Mayor Nomination in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh attorney John Drew son of the late Justice James Drew says he will run in the May GOP mayoral primary. He cites discussions with many friends including financial figures. Other announced GOP candidates include Thomas McCaffrey and Levin McGrady. Mayor David L. Lawrence plans to seek re election as a Democrat.
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Atttorney
Mayor's Post
Pittsburgh
John Drew
James Drew
State Supreme Court
Pittsborth
Thomas McCaffrey
Levin McGrady
David L. Lawrence
Pike Juror Held For Abortion
Dauphin County jail today held John BE Brown Jr a member of the special grand jury investigating the Turnpike Commission on a criminal abortion charge. Police said Brown was arrested on information from District Attorney Dowling and arraigned before Justice Glenn Ernest. Bail set at 10000 dollars.
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Eaminuku
John’ BE. Brown Jr
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike Commission
Dauphin County
Ite
John D. Kime
Brown
Huette F. Dowling
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Ernest
Susqueshanna Township
My Impressions of the USA through Foreign Students Photos
The Photographic Society of America invited about 25 000 foreign students to submit four best pictures reflecting scenes and people in the United States. Winners reveal candid views on friendliness, mechanized rush, and daily life, illustrating a typically American experience.
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Gigy
Ome
Photographic Society of America
U.S.A
America
Governors Attend Court Banquet in Harrisburg
At the annual state superior court dinner in Harrisburg two former Republican governors, John F. Fine and Arthur H. James, attended alongside current officials. It marked the first time in years two ex-governors joined the event. Invitations were extended to former and current officials. Sidney A. Swensflld will retire as Gulf Of Corp board chairman on April 23, the end of the corporate year, to dedicate time to other interests.
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Harrisburg
Riar
John F. Fine
Goy
Leader
Arthur H. James
Pittsburgh
Sidney A. Swens
Flld
The
Gulf of Corp
Photo exhibit showcases 73 student entries in PSA contest
A New York City exhibit unveiled from contest entries drawn from 68 students at 42 colleges across the country toured nationally under PSA auspices with 19 prizes including a round trip prize to the United States for winner Shin Koyama of Augsburg College. The event stressed international friendship through photography as part of Eisenhower’s program for lasting peace.
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Heart of America
Marilyn
New York City
PSA
Shin Koyama
Tokyo
United States
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
Eisenhower
Richards Heads to Middle East Mission as US Seeks Policy
James P. Richards, Eisenhower’s special ambassador, departs for the Middle East to brief on a post congress policy under the President's plan. The note to Russia rejected a joint Big Four Middle East declaration and stresses independent US efforts in cooperation with regional states amid rising Israel Egypt tensions.
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Freemeny
Eisenhower
James P. Richards
Russia
Middle East
United States
Ussr
Hisenhower
Richards
Exyph
Israel
Casa_Strip
South Carolina
Mid- Jfile East
Congress
Congress backs Eisenhower plan to counter overt aggression
Congress agrees with a Eisenhower proposal to ready military force if needed to oppose overt aggression by international communism. The administration then seeks about 200 million dollars in military and economic aid for the region between now and July, with defense and foreign aid experts traveling to promise assistance for projects requested by the visiting governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Thal St
Richards
Wrecked Plane Seen In Colombia
A plane missing since Saturday was sighted in western Colombia with 12 passengers and 3 crew aboard. Two Americans and two Canadians were listed among the travelers including Vincent White and Rev. Tolurae Mennonite missionary. Search pilots said a magnetic field or radioactive ore in the mountains may have caused the crash.
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Colombia
Calt
Searen
United States
Vincent White
Compania Minero Choco Pacifico
John van Denberter
Johan Vor Denberter
John van Dembenbert
Tolurae Dick
Evening TV Schedule for WBEN Buffalo 1945 Lineup
Television guide fragment lists daily programming for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4 with children's theatre, range rider, news, Annie Oakley, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers Show, The Brothers, To Tell The Truth, Red Skelton, The $64,000 Question, Do You Trust Your Wife, late news, and various soap operas and variety shows. Includes schedule entries for Wednesday with Captain Kangaroo, Local News, Cartoon Capers, Marion Roberta Presents, Arthur Godfrey, Love of Life, Guiding Light, As the World Turns, Meet the Millers, December Bride, The Millionaire, and Gene Autry Show.
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Civate
Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
the Brothers
Red Skelton
Will Rogers Jr
Marion Roberta
Garry Moors
Arthur Godfrey
Tf Rich
Little Margie
Big Pagott
Bob Crosby
Gene Autry
Bride
Do Brafford
Stev
Howe
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