Admitted and discharged listings mix with local notices
A jumble of names and addresses appears with admissions and discharges at Union City Memorial Hospital, mixed with civic notes about Hatch Street bus fare concerns and a local Line-O-Ad classified ad. The passage mentions residents, a few infant references, and a community meeting at Bowl-Aire Lanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union cIty Memorial Hospital
Phillip Dinnewold
R. D. Clymer
Mefid E. McWilliams
Bouth Street
Union City
Elmer Jeffreys
R. D
Centerville
Charles Merry
Waterford
Howard Munsee
Columbus Avenue
Corry
Donald Ruffing
Pittsburh
Arthur M. Yulle
Pittsburgh
Paul Palmer
West High Street
Robert ‘T
Afaaniestion
Bowl-Aire
Seade
School aides clash over Hatch Street bus plan
The Board rejected expanding the bus pickup, arguing to spend on education rather than transportation. Hatch Street residents pressed for relief as they fear children walk along busy streets with no sidewalks. A proposal with bus contractor William Lord would route Hatch pupils via White Street in the morning and East Columbus in the afternoon, at 10 cents per ride for families, due to contract limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svummue Coum
Tate
Shelly
Hatch Street
West Smith
West Columbus
Robert G. Tunnel
William Lord
Elgin
Lord
Tunnell
White Street
Columbus Avenue
Corry Jamestown
Hatch
Smaith Streets
Kinnell
White Street Area
Tunnel
West Columbus Avenue
Runaway Engine Tracked By Switchyards Youth Aboard
Larry Jones, a 12 year old born without arms, climbed into the cab of Santa Fe switch engine No 552 and rode at speed toward Union Station Kansas City. Yard crews followed as the engine entered switch yards then halted near a boxcar after another engine applied the emergency brake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon
Santa Fe
Union Station
Kansas City
Larry Jones
Lowe
Larry
Switelman
Gene Schleble
Philippine Airlines Strike Ends as Workers Return
A week after halting domestic service and many international flights, about 2,200 employees began returning to work after reaching a temporary settlement with management on fringe benefits and allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATR
Kennedy Halts Draft Of Married Men In New Order
President Kennedy signed an executive order delaying induction of married men while single men in the 1935 age group are drafted. Military officials say enough single men remain to sustain the armed forces, pushing husbands out of the draft for now. Lt Gen Hershey, 70, and Defense Sec McNamara announced the immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APJ
Kennedy
Hale
Manriéd
Miltary
Uist
Oda
Lewis B. Hershey
Betective Service
White House
Hershey
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
Selective Service
A&P Stores in Pittsburgh Ratify New Union Contract
Local 590 of the Food Employers Union represents about 2,800 workers in 190 stores. The ratified three year pact with Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co provides a 10 cent immediate raise in year one, two five cent raises in year two, improved fringe benefits, an eighth holiday and four weeks vacation for all workers, plus tighter job security measures aimed at automation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Joseph H. Sabel
Bnd
Senate splits as 13 percent lean to limited nuclear test ban
AP survey shows 13 of 100 senators leaning toward ratifying the treaty banning all but underground nuclear tests. Opposition or reservations total 27, including eight Southern Democrats and three Western lawmakers plus a Texas Republican. Doubtfuls include eight Democrats and seven Republicans, with names such as Byrd of Virginia, Eastland of Mississippi, Thurmond of South Carolina, Goldwater of Arizona, and Tower of Texas. Ratification would require 67 votes if all senators voted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Associated Press
Texas
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
James C. Eastland
Mississippi
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Willis Robertson
Richar B. Russell
Resi
John Stenniss
Strom ‘Thurmond
South Carolina
Wallace F. Benett
Utah
Carl T. Curtiss
Nebraska
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John G. Tower
Alan Bible
Howard W. Cannon
Nevada
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
Sami J. Ervin Jr
North Carolina
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Henry M. Jackson
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolna
John McClellan
Arkansas
Peter H
Prison Breach Escapes End With Brief Wrestling Chase
Two Erie County inmates, Andrzejewski and Zielinski, escaped from a deputy sheriff during sentencing on larceny charges. After a hurried pursuit through a dusting street, the deputy recaptured them. They now face a prison breach charge and additional sentencing, with one man facing further forgery indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Erie County
Frank Andrzeewski
Donald Andrew
Hanisek
Lireceny
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Hanlsek
Andrzejewsk
Zielinsk
Prizon
Drisser
Zielinski
Andrzejewski
Jill
William Helsler
Pennsylvania
Bernard Rimdzius
Erle
Andreejewski
Rimizius
Zelinski
Rimdmis
Andrzejewskis
Western Penitentiary
Rimdius
Ex State Official Ruled Able To Stand Trial In Dauphin
Former state official Samuel M. Braid aged 46 was ruled physically able to stand trial in Dauphin County court. The case was scheduled for Friday after the state agreed to drop 13 of 29 charges citing statute of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisburg
Samuel M. Braid
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Franklin Schools Vote On Bible Reading At Board Meeting
Franklin board debated allowing Bible readings in schools amid a state opinion. Barrett urged legality and prayer, but the motion lost by a 10 to 5 margin. Supporters urged temporary practice until legal action, while the board moved to other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sno
Rani Mada
Peneral
Barrett
Supreme Court
Ted Bodimer
Wilson
Utica
Barratt
Braid's Trial Delays Amid Medical Fitness Assertion
The case against Braid, tied to procurement for the State Welfare Department, faces delays as two physicians state he is physically fit to stand trial despite hospitalization in Philadelphia. When he did not appear, Judge Walter R. Sohn ordered the Justice Department to deter mind Braid's physical times. Look in the Classifieds for Who's Moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braid
State Welfare Department
Philadelphia
Walter R. Sohn
Justice Department
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George Kinley
Wright Strecht
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A&p
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