Jamestown Red Cross Bloodmobile Sets One Day Record
Jamestown officials report 191 pints collected in a single day during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit, the highest one day total in the city. Other local items note coats fixed at A.M. Litz Shoe Repair, a Warren chamber referendum on peddling law, and a Tracy of community notices from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
Jamestown
Red Cross
Souther Chautauqua County Red Cross Chapter
A. M. Litz Shoe Repair
Warren
Corry Hospital faces 7 am call failure. locals named
The Corry Hospital report notes an emergency with no physician available at 7 am. Several residents and families are listed as admitted or named in connections to local events, including Theresa Cray and siblings, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Brown, and others. The Crawford County Board approves sale of county property in Bloomfield Township to Wayne W. Dilley for 440 dollars. Richard Matthews, 6, contracts scarlet fever. home quarantined. The Millcreek Safety Council seeks 1 mph speed postings near schools.
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Meadville
Crawford County Board of Commissioners
Bloomfield Township
Wayne W. Dilley
Erie
VFW
Bracken
Herman Burlingame
Titusville
Richard Matthews
Gerald J. Matthews
Matthews
City Board of Health
A & B Dtributing Co
Millcreek Safety Council
Virginia Williams
Westinghouse
Cherry Hardware
Corry
Ummage sale at Meadville Harvest Home planned
Harvest Home in Siegertown at Vellunga Lutheran Church hosts an rummage sale tomorrow. Pastor Rev Ralph W. Baker urges members to bring canned goods for services and transfer contributions to Bethesda Home in the afternoon.
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Meadville
Siegertown
Vellunga
Ralph W. Baker
Bethesda
Elks
Turkey Alarmed By Arms Buildup Across Frontier
The nation protests a troop show near its southern border while Syria defends its alignment with Moscow. Russian envoy Kuznetsov urged US Britain and France to halt Middle East arms shipments, a proposal dismissed as unexamined. Saudi King Saud returns from Damascus amid worries over Arab unity and Syria’s apparent leftward shift.
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Sour Emme
Turkey
Esin
Saviet
V. V. Kuznetsov
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Middle East
Kusnetsov
Syria
Salah Bitar
Feor
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Bitar
Egypt
Saud
Damascus
Moscow
Arb
Two Doctors Call Hoxsey Cure Worthless in Portage Trial
Drs. Thomas Marshman Jr and Graham Barefoot testified in Portage Pa that the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic treatment is worthless. They told District Court there is no therapeutic effect on cancer and noted x rays showed increasing lung density. The government seeks a permanent injunction stopping out of state patients.
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Chile
Portage
Thomas Marshman Jr
Graham Barefoot
Willmington
N.C
UN Century
District Court
John L. Miller
Tria
Hela Albertson
Marshman
Barefoot
Cums
Albertson
Portage Clinic
Durin Scurry Jr
Sumpter
8. C
Scurry
Old Bread Wins Again at Pomona Fair
Blair, a 69 year old antique dealer from Streeter, won first prize at the Los Angeles County Fair for a loaf of whole wheat bread. He said the loaf was baked last year and kept in the deep freeze until judging, repeating his prior year’s blue ribbon with a year old loaf.
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Pomona
Calif
Blair
Los Angeles County Fair
TV Highlights and Programs in New York
TV highlights discuss Perry Biedl's cautious view on rival shows and the need for organization behind a successful evening. The piece notes the endurance of Viva Como style, the value of guests, and the pace of writing and rehearsals for each program. It also highlights Playhouse's final performance with Walter Sleak and Paddy Chayefsky’s hits Marty and The Dated Affair featuring actors like Wally Cox, Ernest Borgnine, Rod Steiger, and Grace Kelly.
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New York
Perry Biedl
Perry
Becis
Uxtire
Playhouse
Walter Sleak
Paddy Chayefsky
Marty
Fatty
Wally Cox
Ernest Borgnine
Rod Steiger
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Ike Raps Faubus For Baiting Mobs
The article reports Ike condemning Orval Faubus for baiting mobs. It notes the Arkansas governor claimed he ordered the guard out to curb violence and maintain order. Federal Judge Ronald Davies ordered the guard to be stood down. Eisenhower federalized the guard and sent Army troops into Little Rock after the high school incident.
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Ner
Faubus
Ronald Davies
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Sees Newspapers Forced To Raise Prices
Harrisburg circulation expert says newspapers must raise prices and boost circulation to sustain profits. He notes 37 percent of daily papers charge more than five cents, arguing rate boosts strengthen newspapers over weaker ones. The remarks were delivered at the 33rd annual Pennsylvaniale Meespeper Publish Association convention.
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Harrisburg
W Hicks
Piltsby Post Guvette
Pennsylvianle Meespeper Publish Association
Lony
Hicks
International
America
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Thomas Motors
YMCA
Zile
Samuel ¥. Rossiter
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Ford
North Center Street
Steagth
Bracken Funeral Home
Halle Brothers Co
Erle
Cleveland
Ohio
Coleck
Fairgrounds
Kenneth W. Rice
Becaase
Buffalo
Clara Brown
Volunteer
Motor Corps
Clarence Dingfelder
R. D
U. S
Glen H. Solomonson
Wallace Gray
Corporation
Herbie Johnson
Iroquois
Rolling Rock
Iron City
Carlings Schmidt
O’keefe
Blatz Pabst
Ea Dalat
Rexall Drugs
Nalit
Corry Hospital
Theresa
Robert
Chidren
Richard M. Cray
Marion
Richard W. Davis
Pittsburgh
Donald £. Brown
Spartans
Edwi R Fpley
West
Altrer
Rene Maple
Harold Niefiels
Spartansburg
Aisenarged
Willard Allen
Ray Grebewsiel
Wae Duigiter
Cathleen Genevieve
Mariout Street
William Wells
Karl ‘Grant
Summer Street
Carl Dahl
South Center Street
Rose M. Brown
East Main Street
Darwin and
David
Geneva Wiggers
Clymer
Harry Sperry
William
Herman Hebner Jr
Bear Lake
Hammond's
Ezgig
Al’s
Ummage
Hoxsey
Cady and Collier
South St
Loblaws
Dirgo
Bores Bsc
Edgebrook
Swift's
Philco-Bendix
Barney's Firestone
Gregor
EOE Ara
Een
Ieee Nie
Wei
CoEree
Paul
Ike
Tony Randall
Oxford
Roberts Furniture
Appiance
The
Columbus
Citizens National
Wemser Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — Ove Ova
Pao
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