Doctor Shortage And Medical Training Crisis
A CORRY JOURNAL excerpt notes a 7,000 shortfall of internes in U S hospitals as medical colleges lack capacity to train enough doctors. Expansion by universities will not suffice. many graduates must study abroad, impacting national health facilities. It urges expanding training and facilities to ensure public health. Also mentions irradiation testing of foods at Fitzsimmons Army Hospital and death of Walter Gibson White, 60, Westinghouse executive.
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United States
Fitzsimmons Army
Denver
Eisenhower
Bernard E. Proctor
Department of Food ‘Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sausaie
Hamburg
Temperatures rise after severe frost hits Corry area
Yesterday's Memories recount a night of heavy frost in Corry with little damage expected. Firefighters saved contents of the Wellman property east of St. Thomas Cemetery, but the house and two sheds were destroyed in a blaze causing about 1500 in losses. The Frank Burdick home, a local landmark, was among the losses. A 19 percent mill property tax and a $5 per capita levy face adoption amid protests at a Board of Education meeting planned for next Monday evening.
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Wellman
St. Thomas' Cemetery
Frank Burdick
Tne
Board of Education
City to discuss paving West Main and Pleasant streets
The city commission is expected to discuss paving West Main Street from First Avenue to Sixth Avenue and Pleasant Street from First Avenue to Concord Street at an upcoming meeting. A freight train crew involved in a Center Street crossing blockage must appear in local police court within three days. BN Mallett, a painter for the Erie Railroad, was fatally hurt near Bear Take when a speeder carrying another railroad worker was struck by two light freights running west on the Erie trestle.
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West Mais Street
First Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Pleasant Street
Goncord Street
BN. Mallett
Sit Hals
Erie Railroad
Bear Take
Erie Tre
Television schedule for WBEN Buffalo highlights 1950s lineup
A dense listing of WBEN TV channel 4 programming including children's theatre Gene Autry Show Annie Oakley Screen Directors Playhouse Phil Silvers Show Navy Log Red Skelton Show The $64,000 Question You Trust Your Wife News Weather sports and late night talk and variety blocks May include time misprints with shows like Garry Moore Captain Kangaroo Gene Autry Show December Bride My Little Margie and Superman among others, reflecting a full day schedule and surrounding local news.
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Gene Autry
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Screen Directors Playhouse
Phil Silvers
Navy Log
Guy Lombards
Red Skelton
Will Rogers Jr
Garry “Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Rich
Children’s ‘Theatre
Bride, CO
Paul Winchell
Victim Younger Change Charge Against Nello Clemente
A West Side grocer Nello Clemente, 37, saw an assault charge upgraded to statutory after a grocery delivery to a 15 or 16 year old housewife, triggering trial proceedings yesterday. District Attorney Herbert Johnson said Calla Mangiaracine’s fraud case will wait until September as she is hospitalized for surgery. A $300 bond was ordered forfeited and a bench warrant issued for Kenneth W. Williamson for failure to appear.
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Hess Op Tessa
Nello Clemente
Erie Grocer
Nis
Xidermanic
Clemente
West Side
Dhiries
Harold Runstedler
Calla Mangiaracine
Herbert Johnson
Kenneth W. Williamson
West Springfield
Pittsburgh Cook Faces Deportation
Gus Santes a 63 year old Pittsburgh restaurant cook faces deportation by the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service after being ruled a Communist. He appealed unsuccessfully and Congress tried to save him with a special bill. His final option was a possible habeas corpus filing in Federal court.
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Pittsburgh
Gus Santes
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Santes
Herman Eberharter
D-Pa
Holse
Scout Banks Of French Creek For Drowning Victims
Fire Chief Fred Carman investigated French Creek last night after a reported sighting of clothing near Wadsworth and Lyom streets. A search party was to check the creek shores, aided by floodlights, as residents were urged to watch for debris or clothing tied to a missing scout from a Mill Village disaster.
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Mill Village
French Creek
Fred Carman
Carman
Fifth Ward
Central Station
Wadsworth
Lyom
Mercer Street
Mead Avenue
Spring Street
Mead Avenue Bridge
Delays Decision On Seizing Ballots In Union Vote
Judge Walter P. Smart postponed until Thursday a ruling on whether to take further action on an order to impound ballots from Local 601 AFL CIO. The order, sought by Alfred Thomas, who claimed election fraud, followed a recent union election at Westinghouse East Pittsburgh plant. Deputies guard ballots at the union headquarters amid ongoing contest fallout.
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Jude
Walter P. Smart
Common Pleas Court
Union
East Pittsburgh
Paul W. Carmichael
Westinghouse Corp
Tulip Festival Begins Friday in Corry Pennsylvan ia
Letter to Corry council praises Fred Kinley ideas on city block parking and fencing along Pleasant street. Notes pay for council and mayor should cover expenses. urges support. Also reports Russian writer Alexander Fedeyev's death and festival events planned for Olmyer with Tulip Festival parade details and Tulip Queen Gail Williams.
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Corry
Pennsylvania
Fred Kinley
Pleasant Street
Fred
Unan
Dorian
Olymer — Climers
Byromeister
Harold Logters
Sheriffs Mounted Patrol
Denies Charge Of Burning Wrecking Home In Centerville
Earl Richard Titus Jr of RD 4 Centerville pled innocent to a charge of arson and breach of peace after his wife Vida Titus reported a fire at their home Saturday. A preliminary hearing was scheduled, and bail was set at 500 dollars. Titus was jailed pending investigation by Fire Marshal Saymanowski and state police. A safety hearing noted for the 3 p.m. Tulip Time program at Central School. Also reported: Martin E. Arie, longtime secretary of the National Steel Corp, died Sunday in Pittsburgh.
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Revere
Earl Richard Titus Jr
RD. 4
Centerville
N. al Je Love
Hawis
Stanley Saymanowski
Erie Totien
American Lexion
Central School
Marshal
Erie State Police
Vida H. Iritus
Pittsburgh
Martin E. Arie
National Steel Corp
Trm
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Pontiac
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Scout
Voice of the People
Journal Today
Moscow
Alexander Fedeyev
Russia
Union of Soviet Writers
Cateman
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Coal Ksibien Su Supplies
Buick
Ian
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Jackie CI Fasch
W. W. Waterhouse
West South St
Corry, Pa
Efonanger
Coconut Isle
Watiqnal Dairy Ouben Development
Ouairy Queen
Columbus Ave
Gordon MacRae
Shirley Jones
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Patterson
Gerre Dempsey
Vera Smitty
Route 6
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Valgus
Borstorft & Hich
Carl “Lindberg
Gloria Fay
Clarence Wallace
Dorothy Beauter Hilen Gleason
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Avancary Court
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Ernest Emmons
Erie Summergily
International Harvester Sales and Service
Goodyear
Johnson Brothers
South First Avenue
Lewis Dindkey Lyle Shannon
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