Local Line-O-Ad notices and business briefs
Spot Line-O-Ads lists local small ads and notices with rates at 25 cents per line. It rings up installation notices for post officers meeting an announcement from VFW Post 264 and a strawberry offer from Fruit Market Elgin. It also promotes Joe Oliver's Pro Shop golfing gear, Bowl-Aire Lanes opening, Turben's Auto Service Chevrolet parts, and lists residents George Pransky Mrs Bila Phelps with a discharged item.
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Eateetecorry
VFW
HP Rie Selinary
Elgin
Joe Oliver
Corry Country
Turben
Admitted list and emergency aid note from Corry Memorial Hospital
The News Today Report notes unable to summon a physician in case of emergency and provides Corry Memorial Hospital contact numbers. It lists numerous admissions including Mrs Edward Post, Mrs Arthur Miller, Mrs David Carter, Miss Joye Ghisholm, Mrs Joseph Hadock, Mrs Elldine Cornish, Mrs George Andrus, Mrs Dora Daye, Mrs John Brigham and son Thomas William, Mrs Clarence Heise, James Fenton, Harold Stanbro, Robert Rosch, Norman Marsh, Richard McDonald, Mrs Richard Thieme, Walter Foster, Mrs Leonard Jukes, Mrs John Keppel, and notes the Auxiliary desk volunteers for tomorrow.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
Edward Post
R. D
Union City
Arthur. Miller
Ri-D
A, Corry
David Carter
Bear Lake
Joye Ghisholm
Mead Avenue
Joseph Hadock
Westfield
N.Y
Elldine Cornish
George Andrus
Dora Daye
West South Street
John Brigham
East Main Street
Norman Marsh
Jamestown
Richard McDonald
West Park Place
Richard ‘Thieme
Witness list forms around Smith case in county court
Snyder indicates from Page One that Mrs La Gille Church owner of wrecked apartments and an identified witness may testify. Police officers Robertson Huffman Keppel and a cab driver neighbor woman and another former local man tied to the ram page are not subpoenaed. Chief Carnegie will testify as security concerns rise. DA office will determine subpoenas from transcript witnesses.
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Smith
Frank Carnegie
Carnegie
Two Victims Of Blast Satisfactory In Warren Starbrick
Two men injured in the Warren Car Company tank car explosion in Starbrick remain satisfactory at Warren General Hospital. Philip Lauffenberger and Raymond Grubbs, both in their forties and fifties, are reported progressing well. Funeral services were held for Ralph Strauser and Russell Littlefield, with Earl Johnson's service planned for tomorrow. Henry Laman and Jack Luppa escaped injury. seven men were nearby when the chemical powder tank exploded and damaged the yard and building edge.
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Warren
Warren Car Company
Starbrick
Warren General Hospital
Philip
Lauffenberger
Raymond Grubbs
Ralph R. Strauser
Russell Littlefield
Earl Johnson
Henry Lanman
Jack Luppa
Local Deaths and Funeral Notices in Waterford and Corry
Mrs Willey 81 dies at home in Waterford area after long illness. Surviving children include Mrs Asa Smith and four sons. Funeral in Union City with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs Hand dies at 631 Spring Street in Corry age 63 with services at St Thomas Church. Mrs Drake 73 dies in Corry with multiple survivors. final rites at Bracken Funeral Home. Rebel 400 stock car race report notes David Pearson wins at Darlington with Ford Torino.
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Waterford
Willey
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pittsfield
Benson
Asa
Thelma) Smith
Girard
Everett
Meadville
Leon
Merle
R.D
Lawrence
Bracken Funeral Home
Union City
Peter
Agnes) Hand
Hand
Springstreet
Corry
Corry High School
Peter Hand
Nu-Bone Corset Co
St. Thomas Church
St. Edward's School
PTA
Ladies Catholic Benefit Association
Mary C
Rita M
Vincent
Joseph
Honora M. Maloney
Buffalo
St. Thomas’ Church
Drake
Torpedo
Dennis D. Drake
Hazel M. Peterson
Albert
Dorothy) Hamilton
Sewell
Ralph Drake
McKean
Arche Drake
Bessie) Draker
Emma
Darlington
S.C
David
Wace
Pearson
Détente Efforts in Laos Talks Amid Mutual Distrust
Officials report cordial public tone at a briefing on Laos policy while privately noting deep mutual distrust between Hanoi and Washington. Thuy expected to press U S bombing halt and other acts of war as part of Hanoi's agenda during Geneva Conference diplomacy.
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Harriman
Thuy
Laos
United States
Hanoi
Johnson
North Viet
Communist Offensive Weakens In Saigon Area
Congress notes indicate over half of the intercepted enemy units operated outside the capital military district. Intelligence estimates the battalion strength at 400 to 500 men, with Saigon-area forces far smaller. The second offensive lacks the impact seen in February’s lunar new year push when five battalions were engaged.
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Capital Military
U.S
Saigon
Mothers Visit San Quentin In Prisoner Family Day
At San Quentin California 158 mothers visited their convicted sons as part of a Sunday family day they traveled from across California and from other states. They breakfasted with their children two to a table in the dining hall and later walked the flower-lined paths in conversation.
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San Quentin
Calif
California
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