Real estate transfers and local political shift reported
Three prop erty exchanges in Erie County involving William Bases and John Bases in Corry and Hurley Drake and John Kinseh Millerék Township plus a shift in Union City mayoral race with Jack Bengel selected to replace Paul McInerney who declined the nomination. McInerney runs later against Republican George H Ledner in November. Settlement for 40000 of adults in a fatal car train crash case approved. Flight of Army Reserve Battery B to Ft Sill noted.
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William Bases
John Bases
Second Ward
Corry
Hurley M. Drake
William Prine
Fourth Ward
Lester R
John Kinseh
Milleréek Township
Erie County
Union City
Democratic
Jack Bengel
Paul McInerney
McInerney
Lancaster
Bengel
Democrablc Executive Committee
George H. Ledner
New Cafeteria Equipment Set For Hospital
Corry Memorial Hospital directors heard accreditation news from the Joint Commission on Accreditation marking the facility as nationally recognized. Cafeteria equipment will arrive by end of October, with x ray view box purchases totaling 444 dollars. The Hospital Auxiliary is funding small equipment, and insurance coverage for the building was approved. Administrators Alexander and Buick will attend the fall Hospital Conference in Harrisburg October 17. The August census shows 287 patients, 1,165 days of care, 38 average daily patients, 43 births, 8 deaths, 24 major and 45 minor operations.
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Attories
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation
Insurance Committee
Edgar Alexander
Ernest Buick
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Kerr-Mills
Chrisansen
Elston
Fuller
Hammerles
Hawkins
Russell
Slattery
Spitzer
Vaughn
Wurm
Resolution to honor ex president Wilson passes House
The House approved a resolution to create a commission to plan a permanent memorial for Woodrow Wilson in Washington and sent it to President Kennedy for approval. The move marks congressional intent to honor the former president with a dedicated site and commemorative effort.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
House
Kennedy
Hardship Deferments Dim For Reservists Responding To Call
Washington AP The Pentagon warns reservists National Guardsmen face slim chances of deferment when called to active duty except in extreme documented hardship cases. Officials say screening moves may shift personnel to standby reserve if not imminent, with emphasis on critical jobs and students planning college.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Air Force
Offic
Navy Laken
Civil War Threat Deepens in Congo and Katanga Cease Fire
Report from a Northern Rhodesian frontier town describes anti Western protests by supporters of a slain leftist former premier. Soviet diplomats expelled after Liumumba's overthrow return to resume operations as a provisional cease-fire call is agreed. UN negotiator Mahmoud Khiari confirms the plan, subject to UN approval.
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Seonummea
Une
Liumumba
Katanga
Tshomle
Mahmoud Khiari
Tunisia
Chich U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Labor Department lists critical occupations for draft exemptions
The Labor Department identifies over 80 critical fields from agronomists to veterinarians as eligible for draft consideration. The list includes Cullene students and other groups who may qualify through hardship provisions, such as enlisted men with four or more dependents, potentially easing callups and affecting personal or community hardship.
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Labor Department
Agronomists
Veterinaryarie
Cullene
Local union talks stall over GM Fisher Body plant strike
Keystone Briefs reports Members at Local pad of the United Auto Workers will meet Sunday to arrange whether to strike against General Motors Fisher Body plant in West Mifflin or return to work without a contract. Negotiations continue on seniority and job preferences amid local company concerns.
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Pittsourgh
United Auto Workers
Uhremutlay Cit
General Methr
Fisher Body
West Mifflin
Authlon
Iman
Te International Taw
Fallout Poses No Health Threat (Continued from Page One)
Harrisburg report notes state council action on education funding and school trill fees. Aimed at upcoming year, a resolution approved yesterday will be studied by superintendents and district officials before Hoeday. Localities across the state, including Charlotte and New Evans, react to new guidance and proposed budget changes.
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Dave Beet
Wuke
Samph
Harrisburg
Stati Council of Education
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48Rd Artillery
Franklin Army Reserve Center
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Warren County
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Warren Office of Pennsylvania State Employment Service
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Glenn
Ralph Eckert
Watertown Cemetery
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Greater Erie Industrial Corporation
Coyne
A. J. Shaner
Erie
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Patsey Notte
East Main Street
Brian L. Bills
Joseph G. Lilley
Elmer Drake
Gordon J. Bailey
van Wert
Ohio
Union City Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Coll
Canadohta Lake
Richard Mason
Raymond Avenue
Willis Mall
Jamestown
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Gine Works
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Keystone Briefs
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Wilter
Weidner
Berkel
Berks County
Pittsburgh
Wis
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Sirmdeseont
Jey Park
Frank Cotton
Braddock
Mercy Hospital
Violet Hall
Rankin
Hall
Cotton
State Public Welfare Department
Fayette County
Gay Lawrence
Dohsen
Charlotte
Evans
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Cory, PA
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