Local Residents List Admits and Discharges
The list records admissions and discharges of residents including Mrs. Fred Hoenes R D 1 Corey Elton L. Miller RD 1 Wanih P 2, Mrs. Ernest Egaleston, Mrs. Hubert Hoyt 317 Mead, Mrs. Rose E. Parker 218 West Pleasant, Floyd A. Holcomb Columbus, Mrs. Russell A. Hunvnk and Valerie Ann RD 1 Clymer, Alfred Morrison 434 East Main, and several young dependents with addresses in Clymer Corry and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoenes
R. D
Corey
Elton L. Miller
Manshure
Rose E. Parker
West Pleasant Street
Floyd A. Holcomb
Columbus
Russell A. Hunvnk
Valerie Ann
Clymer
Alfred Morrison
East Main Street
Larry
Edward Partch
East South Street
Kevin
Donald White
Darlene
Archie Pless
R, D
Corry
Belief Quake Killed Hundreds Reported Across Coast
The report describes a major earthquake with widespread damage from Washington to Oregon and Alaska, with tidal waves, drownings, evacuations, and aftershocks. Seismographs in Seattle and Paris recorded the event, while coastguard and radio networks traced the devastation to towns like Seward and Guyak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirman P Red
Scuidets Marshalling Joint
Nan
Atoly
Seultlé Aia
Airtoken
Univy of Washington
San Francisco
Seward
Seattle
Paris
Deppe Bay
Ore
Washington
Oregon
Hawaiian Islands
Houston
Tex
Vancouver
Port Alberni
B.C
KENI
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Juneau
Tuguyak
Kodiak Island
Adak
Aleutian Island
Rusk and Fulbright Clash Over China Role at UN
In a tense exchange Rusk rejected recognizing or admitting Communist China to the United Nations while Fulbright floated ideas to bring China into East West pacts on disarmament trade and educational exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Fulbright
China
United Nations
Johnsons at Texas ranch for Easter
Johnson and Mrs Johnson plan a Texan Easter visit at their Hill Country ranch near Fredericksburg. President Johnson will host informal talks with Italian Premier Moro and West German Chancellor Brandt during May trips to Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Paneh
Johnson
Bayby
Wmayor
Daly
Willy Brandt
Moro
United States
Italy
West Berlin
Brand
New York
White House
John Son
Texas Hill Country
St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission
Fredericksburg
Valliey
Hett ‘Grounds
Prowest
Fire Controlled on Navy Ship Antares Off North Carolina Coast
Off the coast of North Carolina crewmen on the Navy supply ship Antares have contained a fire in a cargo hold. Navy officials report no injuries among the 200 officers and enlisted men aboard the 455 foot vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Navy
Antares
North Carolina
Teener Missing After River Swim Near Bloomsburg
Roseners searched unsuccessfully for 15 year old Zerbe of Asho who disappeared in the Susquehanna River while aiding three companions. Zerbe lost an oar and jumped in to retrieve it as the boat drifted away downstream, described as a poor swimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Roseners
Zerbe
Aso
Suaijuehamna
Wily Coleman
Richard
Sandy Blougser
Ishingrem
Cotupa
Cole ‘Wyter
Lewis
Catowissa
Wil
Hemmer Sein
Vollie Iuver
Nerth
Ohio hearse driver dies in suspected drowsy crash
John K. Taylor, of Philadelphia, was killed in a collision while driving a new hearse from Tin, Ohio to Peace, as Seneca County Sheriff Robert Wagner said witnesses indicated Taylor may have dozed at the wheel. The hearse struck the rear of a truck waiting at a railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpeln
Ohio
John K. Taylo
Philadelphia
Tin
Oho
Peace
Seneca County
Robert Wagner
Taylor
Breathalyzer urged to cut drunk driving costs in trial talk
In Chautauqua County magistrates hearing Erie County Assistant Prosecutor Jack Gaylord argue that blood tests cost $25 with $100 bookkeeping fees, while a breathalyzer costs $500 upfront but takes three minutes per test, reducing overall costs and speeding prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesiown
Sa Chautauqua County
Erie County
Assisant
Jack 0
Gaylord
Rev William Frey Delivers His 50th Easter Sermon
The Rev William Frey marks half a century as pastor of Peace Lutheran Church Arnheim with his 50th Easter sermon. George Wright owner of a general store, will attend along with longtime congregant and first met Frey in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge EU Way
Vineary
William Frey
Frey
Peace Lutheran Church
Arnheim
George Wright
Burglar Steals Food Items From Williams Grocery
Titusville police investigate a break in at Williams Grocery. A lone thief removed 40 pounds of meat, rubbing alcohol, cald medicine, chickens, cigarettes, Easter eggs, jelly beans, deodorant and other groceries, using boxes to haul the loot. The crime occurred between 10 p.m. Thursday and 8:40 a.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Williams
Leroy Williams
Trucker Dies Shoveling Ashes To Free Stuck Vehicle
Glenn W. Hovis of Polk died of a heart attack while trying to free his truck stuck on a slippery hill east of Franklin Venango County. He had shovel ashes under the wheels near Cranberry Township then collapsed in the cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannay
Venango County
Franklin
Maurice Dinberg
Ol City
Glenn W. Hovis
Polk
Dinberg
Hovis
Daniels ‘Transfer Co
Soviet satellite burnup reported over North America
Colorado Springs reports a Soviet satellite burned up during reentry between the Great Lakes and the northeastern Canadian coast. The alert was issued based on calculations from a North American Air Defense Command agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Colorado Springs
Colo
Great Lakes
Air Defense Command
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Tastee-freez
American Legion
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Mie
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A&b Distributing Company
Corry Beverage
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Mike Litz
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Anchorage
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Prince William Sound
Wien Alaska
Fairbanks
Merrill Field
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Egan
Capitol City
Fuevilea of
Libre Fine Shirts
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Rossin
JohnsonsiAt
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Teener
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North Center Street
Firestone
Firestone Speed Cruiser
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aUarm
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