Bus and car collide in Pennsylvania killing none but injuring many
A bus and a car collided on the northeast extension of the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Schnecksville, injuring about 30 people. The car’s gasoline exploded, sending a flame 90 feet into the air as passengers were hospitalized in Allentown. The bus driver escaped injury.
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Schneuksville
Schnecksville
Allentown
Allentown General Hospital
Alexander Mamonoff
Millville
N.J
Olga
Mamonoff
Boris
Taisa
Natalie
Pocono Barracks
Whitehaven
John Brazzo
Beaver Meadows
Brazzo
Baron Bus Co
Pitman
Canada
Price and Boerst Families Welcome Newborns
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Price at Corry Memorial Hospital with Mrs. Price formerly Mary K. Rubay. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Boerst Jr. at the same hospital. Mrs. Boerst is the former Charleen Deist. A daughter arrived Saturday at Béaufort Navy Hospital to MSgt. and Mrs. George Janak of Parris AFB. Mrs. Janak is the former JoAnn Foster of Corry, with Byron Nichols of Wayne Street as maternal grandparent.
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Jeffery Price
North Center Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Price
Mary K. Rubay
Robert J. Boerst Jr
East Smith Street
Béaufort Navy Hospital
George Janak
Parris, 8.C
Janak
JoAnn Foster
Corry
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
Injuries Keep Hospital Busy Over Summer Weekend
Corry Memorial Hospital treated five injury cases over the last summer weekend. Victor Osburn fell 20 feet from a roof and fractured his right arm and jaw. he is listed as satisfactory. Phillip Stutzman broke a collarbone when his horse threw him and was discharged. James Hooven, 16, was treated after being struck in the nose by a baseball bat and released. Mrs. Ethel Harmon dislocated her shoulder and is listed satisfactory after admission. Harold Huffman dove from a bridge, lacerating his scalp and was released after treatment.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Victor Osburn
East Pleasant Street
Phillip Stutzman
R.D
James Hooven
Morris Hooven
Oakley Avenue
Ethel Harmon
Second Avenue
Harold Huffman
R.D.1
Bear Lake
Furnace Problems Corry Heating and Cooling Ad
Local home service ad notes furnace problems and provides contact for Corry Heating and Cooling at 668-0631. Includes quick call-to-action for timely heating repair.
Court martial ordered for two Navy officers in fatal collision
The Navy ordered a court martial for Cmdr. Albert McLemore of San Pedro and Lt. Ronald Ramsey of Long Beach over the June 2 collision between the destroyer Evans and the carrier Melbourne in the South China Sea. Seventy four sailors died. The trial will begin around September 10 at Subic Bay. Lt. James Hopson faces nonjudicial action.
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Manila
U.S. Navy
Frank E. Evans
Melbourne
W.F. Bringle
7Th Fleet
Cmdr
Albert §. McLemore
San Pedro
Calif
Ronald C. Ramsey
Long Beach
Subic Naval Base
J.g
James A. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Navy
Adm
Bringle
Evans
South China Sea
McLemore
Ramsey
Subic
Awning Breaks Tot s Fall In Erie
A two year old Erie girl Tina Conner escaped serious injury when she fell from a third floor bedroom window onto an awning seven feet below and then to the ground. She was taken to St Vincent Hospital in satisfactory condition by the Erie Ambulance and Hospital Service.
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Rie
Erie
Tina Conner
Martin Conner
St. Vincent Hospital
Erie Ambulance
Ohalator Service
Melbourne Vessel Relative Course Figures Evans Maneuver
The report outlines the Melbourne’s relative course speed and position ahead of maneuvering the Evans. It notes navigation details of the two ships to choreograph a controlled change in formation and ensure safe passage past the Evans.
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Melbourne
Evans
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Titusville
Justice of the Peace
Vincent F. Sprague
Grand Valley
Sprague
Richard Roy Sander
Thomas William Gibson
Jerry Pyle
Russell Leroy Kinnear
Samuel Bonavita
Warren County
H.P. Briggs & Stratton
Briggs & Stratton
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N. Center St
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Averill - Laughlin
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