Admitted and Discharged List with Fire Call Details
The notice lists admitted patients and discharged ones with names and addresses, including Mrs. Stanley Wolosin and Steven Doutt. A fire call near Wayne Township involved Pearl Raymond residence briefly, then James Marks farm with engines and 20 men, returning after dawn was near 6:45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Stanley Wolosin
R. D
Conavi
Norman Swail
Corry
Stanley Hajec Jr
R D
Gar Dahl
East South Street
Carlos Roland
Gary
Ind
Kenneth Weilacher
North Second Avenue
Lawrence Goring
Clymer
Glen Rugar Jr
West Smith Street
Steven
David Doutt
Elsie Nichols
Willam Street
Rebecca
Roesee VanTassel
Welter Ward
Pittsfield
Ronald Rairie
Raymond Avenue
Marie MacInnes
East
Pearl Raymond
Bespa Wce
Wayne Wnship
Uate
James Marks Farm
Wayne
Air Force Chief McConnell Talks Strategy in Texas
In Fort Worth McConnell addressed Force Association members about strategic emphasis and potential rapid response needs, signaling a focus on long term air power and defense posture amid evolving global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Winter weather forecast flips from snow unlikely to uncertain
The report shows shifting snow predictions as a Midwest storm moved in, with initial snow chances later downgraded. Fire crews responded to four grass fires despite the mild conditions, including rubbish burning near Corry and Whites Corners in Columbus Township with no damage or injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
George Gould
Corry
Whites Corners
Columbus Township
White Couple Adopts Negro Boy Then Forcibly Returns Him
FULLERTON Calif AP The Rev Albert C Cohen and his wife white adoptive parents say anonymous callers garb age throwers and other vandalism forced them to send their adopted Negro son David aged 3 back to the adoption bureau The couple faced threats and harassment for almost a year and say they can no longer endure The judge was to sign final adoption papers next month Cohen a 1949 Naval Academy graduate and Protestant chaplain at California State College said they have four biological children and moved from Whittier to Fullerton The wife Ann 33 described fear and stigma while neighbors had welcomed David The couple noted Cohen’s civil rights work including the Selma to Montgomery march and said harassment made keeping David untenable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Calif
Albert C. Cohen
David
Ann
Sere i Cohen
Cohen
U.S. Naval Academy
California State College
Navy
Cohens
Los Angeles
Whittier
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Sharp Students Start Sheep Shearing Biz at URI
Two University of Rhode Island agriculture students Charles Henry II and Thomas Noyes have begun a spring sheep clipping business. They note skilled shearers are scarce, comparing them to blacksmiths, and report steady demand from local flocks.
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Sharp Shears
Xingston
R. J
Charles Henry II
Thomas Noyes
University of Rhode Island
School of Agriculture
Infant dies at home two days old in Corry
The newborn girl, born prematurely at Corry Memorial Hospital on February 5, 1984, died at home early today. Survived by maternal grandparents Donald Carter Sr. of Columbus and Mrs. Harry Carn Fike of Corry, along with several uncles and aunts. The family will receive friends tomorrow at Bracken Funeral Home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral services Saturday at 11 a.m. with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Marie
Mey Carmike
West Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harry Carn- Fike
Corry
Donald Carter Sr
R. D
Columbus
Bracken Funeral Home
Pine Grove Cemetery
Review of Auto Insurance Hike Seeks Court Ruling
Edward Spotts filed with Commonwealth Court to overturn state Insurance Department approval of automobile premium increases averaging 15 to 20 percent that took effect October 1. Public hearings supported higher rates as necessary for a fair return amid rising accident and repair costs, while critics argued the 1964 rise differed from prior years.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth Court
State Insurance Department
Edward O. Spotts
Pittsburgh
Donald R. Johnson
Oliver
State Insurance Commission
al Ics
Armen
B. Spots and
Johnson
Ier
Kelly
Ageia
Gov. Scranton
Ae Ier
U S Ships Hit Viet Cong in Heavy Air Campaign
U S aircraft from carriers and ground forces blasted Viet Cong positions across Saigon's outskirts and Bu Prang outpost. In raids totaling 67 missions, pilots reported 28 enemy killed in the open and destroyed huts, fortifications, and mortars. A ground assault near Route 13 yielded captured weapons and two enemy killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Nam
Sai- Bon
Bu Prang
Saigon
Ie Oe
Bley
Texas
Bee
South
Viet Nam
Vietnam unrest widens as strike and protests surge
Premier Ni Cao Ky’s government faced a second day of general strike in Da Nang while protests by 10,000 demonstrators in northern centers pressed for civilian rule. The unrest followed the March 10 dismissal of Lt. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi as commander of the army’s 1st Corps area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Wis Done
Gee
Olla Gald
Ni Cao Ky
da Nang
Cai Ol Hive
Nguyen Chanh Thi
New Miracle Regulator Reverses Constipation Naturally
After 12 years research scientists announce divetyl sodium silfosuccinibe as a regulator that moistens colon waste to soften it. It supposedly normalizes elimination without laxatives and is sold under the name Reotrot in drugstores without prescription.
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New York
N.Y
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Northrop
Dodd Farms
Flye Rexall Drugs
Centerville
Spartansburg Firemen’s Hall
Spartansburg
Jessie M. Fralick
Cliff Carroll’s
Corry City Hall
Scranton — Administration
Republican
Erie County Republican Registration Committee
AllWay Electric
Ellis
Turben
Chevrolet
Rey
Scranton
Zalzneck
Stro
VFW Club
Brokenstraw Inn
Auto Glass Service
General Auto Repat Frank's
Auto Service
Fisen E45
Theme Maters
Waterhouse Assembly
The
Mercury
Christopher Columbus
Loblaws
Salerno Chocolate Graham Crackers
Linden Farms
Florida
S Tn
Robert
Bay
Coe Drdis
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