Hospital Admits and Discharges Highlight Local Movements
The Corry Memorial Hospital reports admissions and discharges listing several individuals by name and residence, including James Gravink of Clymer and Joseph Eggleston from Cen terville. Nearby notices promote a maple syrup sale, a St Patrick’s Day chicken dinner, a rummage sale, a hotel piano program, and auto service specials at local businesses.
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St. Patrick's Day
St. Edward's Hall
St. Thomas Parish
Bonanza
Sunnydale
Jansen’s
Wayside
Painter Killed As Scaffold Collapses At Bet tis Lab
A scaffold collapse at Westinghouse Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory in West Mifflin, Pittsburgh, killed painter Jesse Click, 54, and injured three others. Fractured skulls and cerebral laceration reported. Frank Salev, 61, critically injured. others hospitalized. Four Exchelay Corp painters were in a machine shop when the fall from about 12 feet occurred. Police captain John Kendrick dies in Washington after long illness.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Bettis Atomic Power Laboratory
West 1 Mifflin
Jesse Click
Pittsbureh
Frank Salev
McKers- Port Hospital
Joseph L. Baker
Ross Two
Guido A. Bull
McKeesport
Exchelay Corp
Westinghouse
Washington
John 5. Kendrick
Supreme Court
Postal rate hike sought to fund deficits and services
The Kell eddy administration called for a across the board postal rate increase to raise about 851 million dollars yearly. Letters postcards and airmail would yield 430 million, other boosts 401 million, with deficits tied to second and third class mail and parcels. Senator Robertson pressed on newspaper losses as Noble explained portions of the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kelledly
Ralph W. Nicholson
Sean
Nicholson
Senate Appropriations Committee
Lindsley H. Noble
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Noble
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Pair Arrests In Betting Scandal Linked To Nationwide Fix
Police disclose a two man gambling ring involved in a broad betting syndicate with bookmakers as victims. Wagman and Hacken, tied to prior bribery cases, faced fresh scrutiny as prosecutors noted past attempts to bribe Florida players and a separate boxing fix case tied to Clarence Henry.
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Comumueu
Séton Hall
Colgate
Connecticut
Dayton
Wagman
Hacken
Waeman
University of Florida
Clarence ‘Henry
Henry
Bobby Jones
Joey Giardello
U S Must Quit Saudi Airfield Over Renewal Dispute
The United States will lose the Dhahran air base rights in April 1962 as the nonrenewal of the Saudi agreement is set to end U.S. operation rights. Dhahran, built after World War II, housed air transport and an Air Force rescue unit, with no combat planes based there. Saudi King Saud’s move reflects internal pressures andArab states’ criticism of foreign bases on Saudi soil.
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United States
State Department
U.S
Dhahran
Middle East
Air Force
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Republic
J King
Saud
Europe
Far East
Pacific
Military plan to shift bases to Dhahran in Arab world
The article states Dhahran will become main American operating base in the Arab world with Wheelus Air Base in Libya to be closed. It notes three SAC bases in Morocco, slated for closure by end of 1983 under a 1959 Eisenhower visit agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhahran
Wheelus
Libya
Amercan
Strategic Air Command
Morocco
Eisenhower
Missionaries Freed By Congo Soldiers Near Kasongo
Thirty missionaries held by troops allied with Antoine Gizenga in Stanleyville were freed after intervention by the Kivu minister of justice and reached a U.N. base at Kindu. They are under Malayan protection awaiting evacuation to Leopoldville as U.N. works to identify nationalities and reports of danger in Kasongo area.
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Congo
Leopoldville
The
Kasongo
Kivu
U.N
AUN
Kiva
Kindu
United Nations
Kindy
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Kasongo_ T
Kama
Cogh Lhatville
Equator Province
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Patterson-Johnsson
Rex Theatre
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Moose Hall
Mabel
AllWay Electric
Elks
Carroll’s
Esso Hall
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Gravink
Clymer
Roy Fields
West Park Place
Russell
Russell Webster
Cambridge Springs
Joseph Eggleston
Centerville
Benjamin Morton
West Pleasant Street
Prank
George Hapgood
Arthur Miller
R. D
Union City
James Roseberry
East Bond Street
Martin Anderson
East South Street
George Meerhorf
Best-Main-Street
Eaton
Gerald Eastman
Spartansburg
Frank Ferry
Columbus
Frank Howell
Bridge Street
Kert Sammons
James Allen
Tra Hinkson
Waterford
Burnette Sherwood
Kilburn Street
John Noble
Raymond Jeffreys
Guys Mills
Fountainette
Turben’s
Chevrolet
Tf Seeteteage
Journal
Jackson‘s Floral Gardens
Jim Kelly
Corry
Esso
Wieners
Nichols Grocery
Center St
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Ps
TUFFY
Hammond
Engle Street
Dial
Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
William W. Catalar UI
Paoli
Simi
Delaware County Hospital
Upper Darby
Philadelphia
U. S
Saudi
David Mead
Ian Meadville
General Auto Repair
Frank
Thomas Motors
Your
G.L.F. Service Agency
Melvin S. Cobbett
Eugene Buelink
Grove Street
1St Ward
Patricia W. Fargo
Raymond Aye
Brown
Center Street
Daviess Re
PIRM
Ewidmann Ateah
Service and Health
Girl Scouts
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Alory
William
McCoy
Pipe Mi Joor
Mautints the Af Dor
Chungle
Red Tree Cay
Ata
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