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VOL. 65 NO. 176UNIOPcurrbrnkT1WOli star; tom* sboi. . , ..... . , . — Evening Standard Phnlo IwuVpw facilities a t lmontow» hospital are pul Info use for * pat Ifni examination. above, by X-ray j Ri•Technician Edward J. *Tetc Goodman.16 Mines In District Close Due To StrikeSeniority Dispute. Cause Of lYnulilc; Work Picas PailHospital Installs Ne w X-Ra y Mac h ineEtpti pmon! Costing $23,000 Will Supply Potver f acilities; Darkroom ImprovedNew X-rav equipment' Costing $23,000 has been installed in Uniontown hospital, to guarantee against interruption of this ntal service anil lu supply the conslantly-Six morcjlisuict mines, all ol [growing dcntnliil for such work.T'ne hospital acquired a new diagnostic and therapeutic X-ray machine.with complete accessories and an improved fluoroscopic tube., and made mechanical improvements tofliem \J. 5. Su’d I'pciallunj. were drawn into ihc seniority strike today.The action raised tin? number of men idled by the n-alkoul ?o al-mosf lO.'iOO. in 16 mines. .Shat down this 'nomine were! Lriscnrinc No. 1. 2 and 3, north I Urlontown; Xnrcn. nr. ihc Mon-1 np.iahcla river: Collier, south oil Unionlown; rfnd Rridgcpor:, ai Brownsville. )Ho* ins wickets previously hmtj cloird I hr jii»nt Robena 'mine. Rone* and Palmer. Collier mine was struck Monday, returned op-1 erahens yesterday, hut w« rlo'ed down rqain ibis morn me.or t clou Fi Pct ihc : cons T1 0* v grce read weal holt-K? ond tie rcncA]lom*.the older machine, permitting better radiography and the iflu'Sl«ll closed today. *.oo. were; Xemacolin nunc of Voun.cslown | Shoel Ti:hr. where Ihc walkout! started 'last Thursday; Crucible.'tccnilf.il/-rt on r»£/ «. C«l. J1Jet Bomber Crashes, Four Killedfirs' crcsccnl-ivInC let bomber. Ihc siant four-engincd Handley Pace Victor, crashed today, killing its crew of four. « The bomber plunged onto ihc airfield here and exploded, nifiriaU said.The plan r was the nnly model of the jel bomber. IIlad been described as -‘so per-feel it could land by itself.» Whew, another scorcher!lint enough t«T 'hat “'.'I «.f fniwc sti css i' a .‘ii'ewjiK. Wed rather see a pi city gal cool-Ins oil perched « -» h.ulur»s aim on a cake of ice[ Kx-Judge'sV ife Diossliyh Co high hottt tcrdi Hi eomr fluer Poin in Ruoro-siropy.The. newly-purchased equipment is of the latest and most effective typo. Administrator Je-romc T. Bicter said.The hospital hopes to pay lor the rquipneni Ihrouch special contributions., and !n this end letters have been sent out hy Ihej Hr boyd of trustees All gifts will bejnwre gratefully accepted, said. /The additions give Ihc hfopilal iwo complete X-ray units, instead ot one.With the tremendously Important place live X-ray has taken in modem medicine, ihc presence of only one machine carried '.he constant danger 0f a breakdown completely cutting off this service— and virtually paralyzing the entire! |b tio.spital. This has been a prob-lfor a lc:ti in I ho hospital for a Irngli,.;-Bicter!* ownThdcriidayThriicliisaidlodapailluteswereit mil*.Fi.-neral .-orvieos sill he hold l-'riday (ir Mrs rich* Knu.\ lien-jderson. 76. who died at 4:40 p. m Anyhow it s darn warm today, yesterday m Unhmlown hospital.SS^Tp'ts»wi .“«■ r™’- •». - K-can look out al the mountains anaifily* bcsl-knonii residents, was dream of a viol syol with a CrMhlthe wife of former Iml^e Davis breeze a-lloivin;,\ ,W. lleudi rson.Friend* will hr received after 7 o'clock t Ii I A evening at the iamily lionn-. :li Derrick avcnui-.Services will he contluned ihm* a; 2 o'clock Friday attrr non w i t h Dr. William Blaki*New s I rum Pacific coast.Jim Clia-dii. Ihc Ellis ex.lbed r ii lor semis liis kpvIuivs l»v nay of h copy at the I-us Angeles lape- i.n ivhim all 'lie iKiioi; «J the big Elks ciiiivciiium *m that♦.wav.Dulles in France again.ifimlin.ni, pastor of lie Ml. Wash ingloit Presbyterian chmi-li and ! tornwr pastor of lltc Firs I Pres-Thi: time tin- Secretary I Si3«Vbyu-rian church of tluiomown, hopes he can moke 1-rance under- u(nc-iaiihK Burial will be in Oak stand the ncccsfity of a Kumpc-ani-v...ih»~ii i»io‘t* CL-mcivry.Mr. Rider commented I’uwrrftil /a»'lilies The new facilities arc Capable of poiforiiiinj; any type of V-ray work; Ihcy'ie just about as powerful as any in existence anywhere.Alone jfh an improved X ray darkroom, which was reequipped last summer, the change* mean tidier and nmiv rapid .u-rvicc for iiaticnts. They'I! ‘argely eliminate the Inn? wai'inp periodsRehurd-r‘Min'. . I Milihai'Au-i.heretofore bavo i.ecn necessary: yi-Defcnse army and a Soulhcasl ,, ,, ,Asia pact In 'halt Iho spread of Mrs. lllt;inder*on was born Feb Communism. jruary 1G. 1878 in Mt. I'Icuanl.T7—7“ daughter i»f Ihc lalc John andPeace without appeasementthat’s ihc ticket. And the sootier, the Reds iearn that we mean bust-'(I’unliiiiiri* tin P«t» *, Cel 2|lor pMsons nei'ditig X-rays.The cost o.' the new machine ilM-li was oily the initial pan of the over-ill expense. A ?.rr.-lt;l many accessories :i:ol lo br luntglit for the HCw machine, parts had to lie bought and Installed to improve the old one. the room in which the new machine was placed had lo be leaded and a control booth constructed (or the protection of personnel.Olhcr hospital services h-’d to(CAnllnuc n P»te t. Col. 1)but luce i sen lr thrill'll beenAlign Th The . ins Il UTh.haveMbbeenHospital Installs New X-Ray Fjquipmenl
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Uniontown Evening Standard
Uniontown, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jul 14, 1954
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