Fragmented notice of admissions and ads from Corry area
The clipping lists admissions at Corry Memorial Hospital with names James Yotpolis and relate d relatives in Corry and Union City plus discharges and local residents. It also notes local ads for shoes at Cafria’s and a 24 hour Fountainette pie shop. A civic club rummage sale is announced for May 25 26 with pickup contact numbers.
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Little League
Carrig's
Turben‘s
Chevrolet
WCTU
West Main Street
Columbus Community Aid
Bargain Joe’s
Cafria’s
Popes Hogss
Fountainette
Women’s Civic, Club
The
Civic Minded Sisters of the Swish
Red and Gun Club
Brokenstraw Inn Closed For Family Death
The Brokenstraw Inn remains closed Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday due to a death in the family. It will reopen Friday, March 25, if no further notice is given.
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Brokenstraw
Mental Health Plan Expands Beds at Six Institutions
Governor David L. Lawrence announced a statewide program to add 3,098 beds at six facilities by September 1952. About two thirds serve retarded children, with others for emotionally disturbed youths and mentally ill adults. New beds include 1,900 for retarded children at White Haven Luzerne Canon and Ebensburg. Adult patients gain 650 at Haverford by 1963. Waiting list remains around 3,055 retarded children and 600 emotionally disturbed youths as crowded state hospitals strain capacity.
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White Haven
Luzerne County
Canonshiins
Washington County
Ebenshuite
Cambria County
Hamburg
Bucks County
Western State
Canonsburg
Haverford
Delaware County
Prevent
From Whence Cometh My Help in Mood Rescue Feat
A lone soldier aiding mood rescue spotted the Wolsey family stranded on their porch yesterday. William W. Helden of To fed Ohio landed by helicopter and chopped a hole in the roof to drop aid, saying he intended to help the folks.
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Louidvilee
C. A. Wolsey
William W. Helden
Tofed
Ohio
End tolls on Tarentum Arnold bridge backed by governor
Gov Lawrence today endorsed a bill to end toll collections on the Tarentum Arnold bridge, a state owned span completed in 1952 at a cost of 4.38 million. Since opening, tolls have brought in about 1.5 million, with lawmakers advancing the measure in the House Highways Committee.
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Score Auewers
Lawrence
Legislaion
Tarentum
Arnold
House Highways Committee
Cushner Named President of Pennsylvania Optometric Association
Bedford Pi AP Dr Bernard Cushner of Philadelphia became president of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association at its 65th annual convention closing session succeeding Dr Melvin D Wolf of Selinsgrove Cushner was elected yesterday The association also cited Gov Lawrence for leadership in highway safety and preventive health care vision screening The governor's award was accepted by House Speaker Hiram G Andrews of Johnstown on behalf of the governor.
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Bedford
Bernard Cushner
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Optometric Association
Melvin D. Wolfbere
Selingsgrove
Cushner
Association
Gov
Lawrence
Hiram G Andrews
Johnstown
Public Fish Commission Meetings Opened by House Bill
The House approved a measure to open meetings of the State Fish Commission to the public by a 148 to 48 vote. The bill moves to the Senate for further action.
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Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
House
Senate
TV Review on Railroading Strikes Glum Note in NBC Segment
NEW YORK AP NBC concludes season with White Paper on faltering rail systems. visuals show rotting ties and rusting rails while railroad leaders plead for fair treatment. vignettes contrast luxury 20th Century Limited with today’s discontented travelers amid delays and service cuts.
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New York
NBC
Onj
Chicago
Oii
Funeral Mass for Martin Kuss at St Thomas Church
Funeral services will honor Martin Kuss with Mass at St Thomas Church on Thursday at 10 a.m. Interment in St Elizabeths Cemetery. Friends may call at Bracken Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosary service Wednesday evening at 7:30.
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Martin 1
St Thomas’ Church
St. Elizabeths Cemetery
Florida man acquitted in Latrobe betting scheme
Westmoreland County Criminal Court jurors acquitted Frank Jones of Miami Beach and two associates of cheating Dr. Jack Hamil of Latrobe out of 820,000 in a gambling syndicate. After more than five hours of deliberation, Jones was found not guilty of false pretenses and conspiracy. The case centered on inducing the physician to invest in Maryland race track betting. The other two defendants had been acquitted earlier.
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Westmoreland County
Frank Joes
Miami
Jones
Adem Bagdasian
Sil
Ver Springs
Herman Wilensky
Milami Beach
Maryland
Duquesne University Confers Doctor of Laws Degree
An article notes the conferral of a Doctor of Laws degree at Duquesne University's commencement exercises on June 4. It reflects a ceremonial milestone for the institution and its honoree, underscoring the university's historic traditions.
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Duquesne University
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Rex Harrison
Rachel Roberts
London
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Portofino
Italy
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Acme-Hamiltton Manufacturing Corp
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Perry Como
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TUFFY
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