Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted: Harry Burton. Mrs. Luella Alford. Mrs. Charles Nichols. Mrs. Dexter Grenz. Mrs. Arnold Neilsen. Mrs. Charlie Dahlstrand. Mrs. Roy Coates. Mrs. Paul Kafferlin. Discharged: Mrs. Ronald Ruffner and son Camden Ronald. Mrs. Mae Basillere. Mrs. Elizabeth Dietsch. Mrs. Peter Russell. Mrs. Gale-Winne and son Gale Edwin Jr. at Corry and nearby towns. Union City Memorial Hospital adds: Robert Shakespeare. Elbert Obert. Donald Black.
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Luella Alford
R. D
Corry
Charles Nichols
Brook
Dexter Grenz
East
South Street
Arnold Neilsen
Snyder Circle
Charlie Dahlstrand
East Main Street
Roy Coates
Spartansburg
Paul Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Ronald Ruffner
Camden Ronald
Tampa
Fla
Mae Basillere
Elizabeth Dietsch
Spring Street
Peter Russell
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert Shakespeare
Park Row
Waterford
Elbert Obert
Centerville
UF Quiz Answers on United Fund drive questions
Corry Journal begins daily Q and A on the United Fund drive led by cochairmen Clifford Taylor and Keith Henton. The first three questions address giving, fair shares, and why pledges may fund agencies that charge dues or fees, with volunteers handling soliciting and meals provided. Tensions in the western Pacific show a temporary easing as Vice Admiral William A Schoech completes a farewell tour.
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Corry Fund
United Fund
Clifford Taylor
Keith Henton
Taipei
Formosa
William A. Schoech
U.S
7Th Fleet
West Pacific
Schoech
Western Pacific
Actress Katy Jurado Loses Temporary Support Case
In Los Angeles actress Katy Jurado failed to obtain $1,145 a month in temporary support from estranged husband Ernest Borgnine. A Superior Court judge ruled the January 1961 property settlement remains in effect, despite Jurado’s injury claims and Borgnine’s denial of abuse.
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Los Angeles
Katy Jurado
Ernest Borgnine
Miss Jurado
Forte
Jurado
Borgnine
Marrige
Mother Tries to Drown 3 Children in New York Harbor
A distraught mother Ruth Coonan 41 of Farmingdale New York attempted to drown her three youngest children and herself after jumping from a Staten Island ferry with two children in her arms and one more overboard. Four off duty firemen and a deckhand rescued the mother and two children. a 3 year old boy Allen remains missing presumed drowned. The mother was taken to Bellevue Hospital for psychiatric observation. the remaining children Helen 6 Robert 2 and Joseph 10 were saved and placed in a shelter. The incident occurred about 100 yards from Manhattan as the ferry neared its South Ferry slip.
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New York
New York Harbor
Staten Island
Ruth Coonan
Farmingdale
Bellevue Hospital
Allen
Helen
Robert
Nora
Ir Coonan
John
Bruce
Anne Marie
Jig's Up For General Walker in Insurrection Case
Four charges against Walker allege assaulting or resisting U S marshals conspiring to block duties inciting aiding insurrection and conspiring to oppose by force the execution of laws. Walker appeared before U S Commissioner Omar Craig and waived his hearing after a telephone consult with an unnamed attorney.
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Walker
U.S
United States
Omar Craig
Funeral Services for Jesse H Lookenhouse Held Wed
Funeral services for Jesse H Lookenhouse are set for Wednesday at 8 pm in the Clymer Hill Reformed Church. Friends may call at Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer Monday 7 to 9 pm and Tuesday 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Burial will follow in Holland Cemetery.
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Lookennuls
Jesse H. Lookenhouse
Clymer Hill Reformed Church
Spitzer
Clymer
Holland Cemetery
Meredith desegregation risks at Ole Miss and federal stance
James Meredith, the first Black student at the University of Mississippi, faces potential danger as mobs and violence surround desegregation. The Justice Department and Attorney General Kennedy pledge protection, while Marlow analyzes how the episode tests federal resolve, Southern politics, and national civil rights momentum amid ongoing resistance in Mississippi and the broader South.
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Washington
Meredith
Robert F. Kennedy
Ole Miss
Mississippi
Kennedy
South
Supreme Court
Alabama
Carolin
Congress
Nixon Brown Meet Headon Bang Bang
California governor Edmund G Brown and Richard Nixon faced off in a tense joint press conference over the Hughes Tool Co loan to Nixon’s brother Donald. Nixon challenged Brown to accuse him of misconduct while Brown denied discussing the note beyond seeking facts.
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SAN Mhanciscu
California
Edmund G. Brown
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Hughes Tool Co
Donald
Brown
Hughes
Nixon denies involvement in brother’s debt and loan
After declining further comment, Nixon said he never discussed the matter publicly. He insisted he did not act for the Hughes company, had no part in his brother’s failed bus venture, and played no role in the loan negotiations when Donald Nixon faced bankruptcy six years ago.
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Nixon
Hughes Company
Donald Nixon
Maryland Team Wins National Dairy Cattle Judging Contest
A Maryland team captured the national judging title at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa last night. Pennsylvania placed second with Michigan North Carolina New Jersey and New York tied for fifth. James Miller of Pennsylvania earned high individual honors with 695 points against Kenneth Halbach of Wisconsin at 694.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Michigan
North Carolina
New Jersey
New York
James Miller
Kenneth Halbach
Wisconsin
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East Branch Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
H&h Cleaners
Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harry Burton
Mead Ave
Donald Black
High Street
Flye Rexall Drugs
RCA
Davis
Cliff Carroll
WOTM
Mooseheart Committee
First Methodist Church
Center Street
Turben
WCTU
Mabel
L.P
Aterea
Barney
Jim Hammond
Mgr
Bennett’s
Orson
Cardigans
Shour A
Bennett
Marlow
James Marlow
Uniontown
Pat
Trusie
Payette County
Harry T. Matthews
Loblaws
LOBAL
Hotpoint Refrigerator
Kelvinator Refrigerator
Montgomery Ward Refrigerator
Norge
Frigidaire
Headon
Bang
Danbrook
Pharmaceutical
North Center Street
Sylva
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