Corry area hospital notes and resident arrivals
The Corry Memorial Hospital could not summon a physician in an emergency. Admitted Saturday were Mrs. Martin Anderson, Edward Babcock, Jonathan Loveland, J. Bollett, Mrs. Mary Newton, Mrs. Maude Nichols, Mrs. Maude Follett, Lawrence Purpura, and Charles Daniels of Columbus. Discharged Saturday include Robert Morris, Mrs. William Kinney, Miss Rose Cullen, Mrs. Orville Damcott, Mrs. Wesley Shultz, Dale Price, Mrs. Ethel Oswald, Lawrence Eckman, and others.
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Martin Anderson
East South Street
Edward Babcock
Franklin Street
Jonathan Loveland
East
Church Street
J. Bollett
R. R
Corry
Maryin Newton
R.D
Maude Nichols
Chay Street
North East
Maude Follett
R. D
Robert, Morris
Spartansburg
William Kinney
Brook Street
Rose Cullen
Mott Street
Orville Damcott
North Clymer
Wesley Shultz
Columbus
Dale Price
Spring Creek
Ethel Oswald
Union City
Lawrence Eckman
Shady Avenue
Datob Burges
East Smith Street
Plane Crash Kills Family. One Survivor Girl Relives Tragedy
SEW ORLEANS area a military bomber crash destroys a Kenilworth farm house. Janine Levron, 10, is the sole survivor in a coma describing visions of the crash while her father Luthet Levron, 33, mother, Kirby 10, and an infant brother died. Six crewmen parachuted to safety. plane had refueling trouble near Callender Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Tin
Janine Levron
Kenilworth
New Orleans
Janice
Luthet Levron
Kirby
Lawrence Hill
Danice
Air Force
Lumber‘ng
Callender Field
Leyton
Air Forces
Callender
Midwest Snow Storm Dumps Snow Across Regions
A powerful storm moving from the Rockies into the upper Great Lakes brings heavy snow and drifting winds in the Midwest. Duluth reports four inches in six hours while Milwaukee’s western edge records two inches in 30 minutes. Rain and thunderstorm activity stretches from the Southeast to the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Milwaukee
mid-Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
mid-Atlantic States
Alabama
Georgia
Powers welcomed home by Virginians in Big Stone Gap
APi U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers arrived in Southwest Virginia for a warm homecoming after his release from a Russian prison. In Norton he thanked locals for their sentiment and said he was glad to sleep in his own bed again before a formal ceremony at the local armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Big Stone Gap
API
Francis Gary Powers
Southwest Virginia
Norton Cafe
St UN Armory
Rubinoff Enjoys Breakfast With Stradivarius Amid Tense Reunion
At Hotel Corry in Corry, violinist Rubinoff carried the Stradivarius to breakfast and refused to remove it from its case for a photo. He joked that if stolen it would be insured and possibly unloader by a thief, while noting a 90 year feud with Harry Barach from Luna, Russia. The gathering included Mayor Zalaneck, guide Carl Triola, and student editor Kathe Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage
Corry
Journal
Rubinoff
Barach
Pittsburgh
Luna
Grodna
Philip Zalaneck
Carl Triola
Kathe Tunnel
Corry Area
The
Beaver
Waterford
Leona Sherred
R. D
Union ‘City
Edward Malec
Cherry Street
Ledmins Jr
Union City
Scranton Governor Bid Sparks Democratic Attacks in Harrisburg
Democratic State Chairman Otis Morse joined Gov. Lawrence in criticizing Rep. William Scranton over his voting record and announced resignation plans to pursue the governorship. Morse called Scranton and Sen. James Van Zandt “two-boss” choices and accused GOP bosses of a power squeeze while urging Pennsylvanians to question Scranton’s positions on key issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Otis B. Morse
U. 8
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Morse
Lawrence
James E. van Zandt
Mr. Scranton
Department of Urban Affairs
Hal Boyle Americana Nostalgic miscellany column
Hal Boyle sketches a string of brisk observations and trivia from daily life and history. He muses on ocean paradise myths, peptic ulcers in Samoa, long supermarket treks, pre dawn mink shoppers in Las Vegas, and the FBI’s typical fugitive profile. He notes the Mayflower fate, Betty Hutton and Lew Ayres origins, Rembrandt reproductions, coffee consumption, dreams science, and a quip on living in the past. He adds a quirky animal fact about the potto and quotes Samuel Johnson on truth and knockdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Seas
Samoa
U.S
Las Vegas
FBI
England
Betty Hutton
Lew Ayres
Hollywood
Stanhope
Rembrandt
Aristotle
Homer
Edward Diamond
Robert Weede
America
Sweden
Carl Sandburg
Nature
Samuel Johnson
Delaware Storm Damage Described as Worst in 20 Years
National Red Cross disaster chief Robert C. Edson called Delaware coastline damage the worst in his two decades of service after flying over dunes with state police. Residents of Rehoboth Beach and Bowers Beach began cleanup amid the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Sel
Var
Red Cross Disaster Services
Delaware
Robert C. Edson
Hardhit Reboth Beach
Bowers Beach
Miss Irish America Chicago crowns Collette Bierken
Collette Bierken a one year old Pittsburgh reception ist was named Miss Irish America of 1962 at a Chicago pageant last night. Bierken was selected from 16 finalists nationwide and measured 36 23 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Collette Bierken
Pittsburgh
Miss Bierken
Kennedy and Johnson plan broad 1968 campaign tour
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson will campaign in about a dozen key states before the November election. He is set to speak at four party fund raising rallies chosen by John M. Bailey, already headlining events in New Jersey and Minnesota. Johnson will appear in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, and Western states including California, while Kennedy limits his campaigning. Johnson seeks to broaden national appeal and distance himself from Texas sectionalism, presenting himself as a national figure beyond party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lkely
John M. Bailey
Johnson
New Jersey
Minnesota
Miami Beach
Fla
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
California
Chicago
Richard Daley
Annyal
Alfred E. Stich
Texas
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St Patrick's Day
Bob Easly
Erie
Turben's Auto Service
Chevrolet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gladys Bowen
Wattsburg
Clytie Heath
Frankcin Street
Joseph Titeh
William
Lawrence Nichols
South Center Street
Donald R. Walters
Cory
Stanley Bailey
Marion Street
William Kerstetler
East Main Street
Maude Pollet
Coris Deborah
Leon Davids
King Street
Edward Raymond
Molly
John Rudolph
West
Smith Street
Lynn
Olin Simmons
Mead Avenue
Stanley Sander
Velma Marie Rubner
South Street
Edward E. Wheeler
Kevin McCray
Michelle Mocray
Donald Davis
Ralph Sherlock
Corry Journal Printing Department
She —Country Club Board of Directors
Midwest
Jnim Pines
Stradivarius
Bennett
Bennrtrg
Heshio
Dem Foe
Scranton Ducks
Hal Boyle
Witarmeatan
Hotel
Gold Room
Tom Elliott
Norge
Barney
Zalzneck, Inc. Construction Division
Alana Bolsin
Jenney
Baker
Aleved Perle
Jeep
Luther
Buick
Jfk
Lyndon
Will
Wondercreme
Neve
Merchand
Ahey
Jargain Joe
Leonardo da Vinci
Kraft Master
Bargai 106 East M4
Joe's
Loblaws
Florida
Knorr
Orchard Fark Instant Coffee
Weston
Boneless
Lea Pha
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Service Department
Kenmore
Roberts
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