Admitted and Discharged List From Corry Area Hospitals
A hospital ledger shows admissions in Milton Chaffee and others including Mrs Ethel Wallace Mrs James Melis and Mrs Malcolm McGinnis among names from Meadville Findley Lake Union City and Clymer. Discharges include Rexford Nichols and Mrs Richard Gilson and son Craig Eugene. Notices advise Golden Age Club members to secure Rochester trip tickets May 8 and announce various local business promotions and a Peace Corps training note highlighting program success in Puerto Rico.
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Milton Chaffee
B.D
Corry
Ethel Wallace
Clymer
Donald £ Jonts
Soar Vausagg
James Melis
Findley Lake
Malcolm McGinnis
Meadville
Paul Harbury
Mead ‘Avenue
Edward” Babcack
Franklin Street
Olkind- Moran
South Street
Homer Loomis
Rexford Nichols
Second Avenue
Richard Gilson and Son
Craig Eugene
Centerville
Golden Age Club
Rochester
Tuesth
Kennedy on Trade Law and Global Markets
President Kennedy argues the trade bill will expand U S exports by opening European and international markets, aiding Asia Africa and Latin America, while protecting U S security and reducing tariffs on a reciprocal basis. He warns costs to some industries but asserts safeguards are built in to avoid sacrificing national interests for groceries.
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Syorid
Hion
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Coal Production Up in Week Ended April 28
The National Coal Association reported a rise in coal output for the week ending April 28, reaching 18,875,000 tons versus 7,578,000 tons a year earlier. The increase reflects improved demand and production capacity in the period.
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Washington
Biimingus
National Coal Association
Peace Corps Defends Ouster in Senate Budget Talk
Continued from Page One, officials defend the Peace Corps budget of 64.75 million and emphasize merit in selections. Mrs Fletcher recounts a volunteer’s late hours and alleged drinking, while Shriver asserts high standards and notes some trainers were dropped. The report covers internal debates and placed focus on ethics and oversight.
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Peace Corps
Senate
Fletcher
Texas
Shriver
Amish Seek Resettlement in Australia Over School Education
In a report from Western Pennsylvania, Amish families led by Aly M. Byler consider moving to Australia due to disputes over compulsory public school education and Social Security taxes. The U S government has seized three horses from a nearby Amish couple over unpaid social security, with others facing similar actions.
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New-Cashle
Lise Annis
Pennsylvania
Australia
Tescape
United States
Aly M. Byler
New
Wiloungton
Thingstus
Canada
Earry
Yeach
Yiningtons
Hiram
Valente
Jon
New Wilmington
Ouster Probe Targets Grove City College Professor
The AAUP plans a 16 member inquiry into the dismissal of Dr. Larry Gara, head of Grove City College’s history department. Grove City administration cited ineffectiveness in not renewing his contract, amid objections from students and staff. Gara, a Quaker pacifist, had criticized foreign policy and backed the Friends Service Committee.
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Grove City College
Grove City
Aspecia
Hitenreiber
American Association of University Professors
Larry Gara
Grove Cy College
AAUP
Lotis Jonemin
Thorstay
Wilinisteation
Weaduic
Decisior
Garas
Stu
Stindine
Friends Service Committee
Eiremen Parade Winners At Shenandoah Apple Festival
In Winchester Virginia and Harrisburg Pennsylvania parade participants captured prizes at the Shenandoah Apple Festival. The Franklin Furnace of Chambershire took best appearance prize while the Fire Company Nosb of Harrisburg won first prize in the fire company category.
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Winchester
Chambershing
Harrisburg
Branklin Furth
Chambershire
Witarmed
Pruithropkitive Fire Co
Rail Union Attacks Pay Offer in Ongoing Bargaining
An emergency board led by Saul Wallen criticizes rail industry and union bargaining history and outlines wage and working rule proposals. The plan includes a 4 cent base raise retroactive to February plus a 6.2 percent overall increase, nonunion requests for 25 percent, and a moratorium on wage increases until May 1, 209. The board also calls for five days notice before layoffs and employees dismissed during labor actions.
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Page One
Insyevests
Liuations
Headedy
Saul Wallen
Boston
Gall Industry
Bfore
Funeral refreshment policy debated in Michigan
Michigan funeral directors argue that serving refreshments is not an integral part of a funeral service. The Michigan Funeral Directors Association backs a State Mortuary Science Board ruling, emphasizing ethics and professional bounds in offering food to mourners.
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Anncw
Rapids
Deaths and Princeton historian obituary items
Mrs Titus dies at Smith Institute Spartansburg aged 80. Born April 20 1873 in Sparta Township daughter of John and Minerva Chelton. Survived by one daughter Mrs Green Union City and eight grandchildren. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg after services at H Richard Hays Funeral Home. Walter Phelps Hall 77 emeritus Princeton history professor dies of heart attack. Industry labor reforms proposals include job freeze for unnecessary workers and a study group to evaluate pay differentials. Proposals seek to rename a labor relations panel and preempt industrial relations crises.
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Sparta Township
John
Minerva Clay Chelton
Titus
Lady Morton Rebekah Lodge
Spartansburg
da'Green
Union City
H. Richard Hays
Rose Hill Cemetery
Princeton, Ni
Lsbor
Top Democrats Attack Republicans At Pittsburgh Dinner
In Pittsburgh at the Jefferson Jackson Day dinner three Pennsylvania leaders Sen Joseph Clark Gov David Lawrence and gubernatorial candidate Richard Dilworth criticized Republicans for neglecting postwar transition away from heavy industry. Clark urged civil rights gains and an end to a filibuster on voting rights while citing discriminatory literacy tests in southern states.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Joseph
Clark
David
Lawrrence
Richard von Dilworth
Arsenal
Allegheny County
Jeffersons
Dilworthy
Gov. Lawrence
Thomas Jefferson
Lawrence
Jefferson
Sen
Senate
Civil Rights Commission
Justice Department
Congress
Iia
Negro College
Eral Ustes
Southern
Funeral notices for Mary A Titus
Services for Mrs. Mary A Titus will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at H Richard Hays Funeral Home in Hermansburg. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Spartansburg. Three aircraft carriers with over 1,000 personnel will dock near Mayport Naval Base within a week. The Franklin D Roosevelt is due late today after coast operations. The Constellation is expected Monday night after Caribbean training. The Saratoga will arrive May 11 after six months in the Mediterranean.
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Mary A. Titus
H. Richard Hays
Hermansbure
Rose “Hill Cemetery
Spartansbure
Jacksonville
Fla
Mayport Naval Base
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Constellation
Caribbean
Saratoga
Mediiterranean
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Ritz
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Market Street
Kenton Burger
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Cambridge Springs
Lent
Wattsburo
Thomas Falconer
Kenneth Williams
Pleasant Street
Clyde Rust
Walter Lent
Wattsburg
Breede
Diego
Steate
Spother
Este
Carroll
Eisectente Hocieste
Eagues Noing
VFW
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Dee AllWay Electric
Cabin In the Pines
Geeteee
Turben
Auto Serviice
Chevrolet
Eppie
Puerto Rico
Los Angeles
London
Chicago
Christian Pale CO Monitor
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HOTEL
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