Mardi Gras donation boosts Horton Hospital booth effort
Mrs. Harry F. Pohlmann of Middletown accepts an $88.50 check from Mrs. Gwendolyn Brewington of Circleville for Horton Hospital Mardi Gras booth proceeds. Brewington, chair of the Middletown Business and Professional Women's Club Community Service Committee, presented the funds from the club's fishing pond booth at the Mardi Gras event.
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Harry F. Pohlmann
Railroad Ave
Middletown
Booth
Horton Hospital
Gwendolyn Brewington
Circleville
Brewington
Munity Service Committee
Business and Professional Woman's Club of
Senate backs 82 channel TV sets for all makers
The Senate passed a bill requiring manufacture of 82 channel television sets to widen program choice. The measure, with Kennedy administration backing, moves to the House after a voice vote amid Republican protests over cost and government control. It would let FCC mandate all sets sold interstate be 82 channel capable, with full nationwide conversion expected in years. Educational TV would gain a boost.
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Senate
Washington
Federal Communication Commission
FCC
Educational TV
Goshen Hospital census shows 183 May patients
In May Goshen Hospital served 183 patients. Thirty seven of the 50 beds were in use and 8.6 percent of the 38 beds in the surgical and medical division were occupied. First five months of 1962 show patients from several towns with Goshen-based share leading. A new insignia for the 170th Artillery Battalion was designed by a Newburgh artist and approved for Middle Town and Newburgh units.
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Goshen
Goshen Hospital
Warwick
Chester
Monroe
Montgomery
Hamptonburgh
Blooming Grove
Middletown
Newburgh
New York Army National Guard
Elaine Hill
Ambrose R. Leach
Newburgh State Armory
Kenneth C. Hill
Bureau of Heraldry of Military Forces
Department of the Army
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Doug Burris
Stanfield’s
Central Valley
N.Y
Bensen
Montgomery Street
Middletown, N.Y
Jack Barnett & Sons
MADE
Mill St
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