Opening of General Hospital wing and local notices
Open house for General Hospital's four story wing with 36 bed capacity reported. The town prepares funding steps and civic groups to raise the remaining $350,000. Separate items include Meadvill e auto crash injuries, a hospital admission for eye irritation, a tent gas incident, school bid deadlines set for Cambridge Springs, Tastee Freez season end, and local police reports on traffic crashes.
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General Hospital
Ginnie
Lady Pranklin Rebekah Lodge
Meadville
Barbar Clarke
Willis Clarke
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Meadville Auto
Clarke
Victor Lapuma
Kiss
Cambridge Springs
Titusville
Penny Theater
Follee
Purpura’s
Pope Stricken. Fear Death Near Is Mentioned
The aging pope Eugenio Pacelli born 1876 in Rome became pope in 1939 after a long illness and heavy workload. Cardinals in Rome could assume duties if incapacity lasts. A recent summer illness led to confinement four years earlier after recovery from a grave illness. Do it yourself enthusiasts spend 64 million dollars annually on home tools.
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Rome
Eugenio Pacelli
Multiple Admissions and Discharges in Small Town Hospitals
The report lists numerous admitted and discharged patients across several towns including Corry, Cleveland, Clymer, and Titusville. It notes emergency contact details for Aphy Stelan, and mentions injuries from a one car crash near Townville with head injury concerns. It also covers a hospital bill nearing seven thousand dollars for James C. Burrows at the Cleveland Clinic and a proposed transfer to Titusville Hospital that was later discouraged.
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Cambridge Springs
Ronald Hayden
Meadville City Hospital
Hayden
Townville
Titusville
Robert C. Burrows
Hydetown
James C. Burrows
Jimmy
Cleveland Clinic
Gleason Returns With A Galaxy Of Characters On TV
New York AP reports Jackie Gleason brings a strong lineup to CBS Friday 8 50 p m EST with Gleason fans hoping for laughs from Buddy Hackett and the Gleason girls. The premiere skit with Reggie Van Gleason drew weak laughter from a heavy handed script but Gleason’s Fenwick Babbitt scenes showcase his humor. Actor Cliff Arquette in Gettysburg discusses his Civil War museum and ties to Bob Paar’s show amid long showbiz career anecdotes.
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New York
Jackie Gleason
Cbs-Tv
Glesson
Gleason Girls
Ray Ploch
Buddy Hackett
Gleason
Hackett
Regie van Gleason
Reggie
Sahara
Fenwick Babbitt
Fenwick
Jack Paar
Mount Idy
Ohio
Charlie Weaver
Gettysburg
Cuit Arquette
Arquetio
Hollywood
Arquette
Paar
Dies of crash injuries near Ligonier Pennsylvania
Charles M. Wigle age 68 of Harrison City died Saturday from injuries after a collision on Route 711 near Ligonier. The other driver Donald C. Pritts 29 of Ligonier was killed instantly.
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Ligonier
Charles M. Wigle
Harrison City
Donald C. Pritts
Mayor Fails In Attempt To Bolster Force
AURORA Tl AP Another episode in the Pat Egan city hall drama unfolded as the mayor urged 100 volunteers to police the city replacing 63 suspended officers. Only 11 raised hands. The council backs Chief Donald Curran and the suspended force, while officers patrolled the halls under Curran's orders. Egan showed little dismay and offered no clear next move.
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Aurora
Pat Egan
Egan
Matt
City Hall
Donald Curran
Curran
Aft
Weekend toll in Pennsylvania rises with 29 dead
The Associated Press reports at least 29 people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend, surpassing Labor Day and Memorial Day tolls. Fatalities included a coal miner and his family of seven from a kerosene stove blast, 13 highway deaths, two drownings, and two accidental shootings.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Clair Kinter
Lonely Barnville Road
Reading
Washington
New York Senator Ives Suffered Mild Stroke
Senator Irving M. Ives of New York was reported in satisfactory condition after a mild stroke. The 62 year old entered George Washington University Hospital after feeling unwell. he had earlier announced retirement due to high blood pressure and has a history of disputes including over bingo.
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Washington
Irving M. Ives
Ives
Senate
George Washington University’ Hospital
Scranton Students Strike Scattered Problems In PA High Schools
Pennsylvania schools face era of unrest as seniors strike aiming at yearbook and discipline, while Allentown bans jeans and tight trousers. West Mahoy Township closes. Blythe Township threatens to withhold back taxes. New Philadelphia moves pupils to Pottsville. Neckwear and dress codes spark clashes amid funding shortages. Authorities warn of suspensions and broader legislative needs.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hear Foratton
Allentown Board of Education
West Maha- Hoy
Blythe Township
New Philadelphia
Pottsville
Celly
Edward
Sehool
De Gaulle Returns to France and Sets New Election Law
Paris AP report covers Charles de Gaulle arriving back in France after a 2500 mile swing through Algeria Corsica Marseille and Lyon. He calls cabinet meetings to outline a new election law and asserts personal power while pledging social economic improvements and restraint. Also notes Buckley oil pioneer dies aged 77 in New York.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
Corsica
France
OIL Pioneer
New York
William F. Buckley
Buckey
Mexico
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Srie
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Cherry Hardware
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Robert Saith
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Leonard Dominick
Luzerne Mines
Tidioute
Warren General Hospital
Mark
Joseph Thomas Layman
Pittsburgh
Cottiette Club No
VFW
Corby Jr. Varsity
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Kaine
John Harris Jr
Vincent Swart
Frackville
Mc.Kean County
Elvis Presley
Ray Barracks
Friedberg
Germany
Pope
Sale and Retail
Akzo
Thomas Motors
Frank’s Auto Service
Clintos
Corry Hospital
Orval D. Arthur
West Pleasant Street
Richard C. Hall
Wright Street
Mark Harvey
Columbus
James H. Walters
East South Street
Lottie EB. More
Clymer
Norbert Anderson
Cleveland
LeRoy Humes
West Smith Street
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Womerby
Robert J. ‘Thomas
Spartansarg
Alfred L. Pless
Ohio Street
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Frank UN Titeet
Guy Vanderhoot
Susanne Louise
Bear Luce
Shirley Sherwood
East Main Street
Aloysius A. Lindenberger
William Robert
Lemon Street
Waive F. Rowland
West Church Street
Charles T Jones
Tiona
James Kelsey
Wright Ground
George D. Geffes
South Center Street
Donald P. Simmonson
Arnold G. McCaslin
Kennett
Berhon
Damecoll
Concord Street
Emma A. Bramhall
Prderick Stree
Roger W. Thompson
Kennedy
Ah Gene
Serrill E. Host Jr
Bugar Grove
Gregory
Roger H. Brown
Frederick Street
Richard A. Owens
Mira Toma
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Victoria
Australia
Michael
Melbourne
Toma
R. Dale Webster
CORRY
Center St
Crandall
Corry Edinboro Union City
Widmann & Tear
Service and Health
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Walter Reed
N. Y
Bingo
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University of Zurich
San Francisco
Ulrichs
Chicago
Switzerland
Ulrich
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Citizens National Savings
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
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