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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
24
A 12-year-old boy confessed to 39 burglaries and thefts in Brandenton Florida. He said he is America's No. 1 juvenile and moved from Norfolk Virginia two months ago. His 13-year-old brother aided in two crimes. The loot ranged from 5 cents to 45.62 dollars from a church bake sale.
The article notes Mario Lanza in Seven Hills of Rome at Loew's Poli theater, with Roy Rowland directing and Art Cohn Giorgia Prosperi penning the screenplay. Open Thursday at the Majestic: Path of Glory featuring Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker, Adolphe Menjou, and a strong Darby Rangers angle, plus Fort Bowie and Snow White reissues at Beverly and Hi-Way theaters.
In Cleveland a woman reported receiving a small garment box containing cash mostly in 100 50 20 and 10 bills. Postal inspector Frank Farrell said a portion was burned but redeemable and the originator identity was not disclosed. The box measured about 8 by 5 by 3 inches.
Northampton Mass Feb 24 AP Medical Examiner Dr Thomas F Corriden reports Sarah R Bond 19 a Smith College sophomore died from an overdose of sleeping pills. Her body was found in her room by a maid after she was last seen alive at bedtime. A note to her parents was left but its contents not disclosed. Bond had been under psychiatric treatment previously.
The listings show film titles at multiple theater houses with showtimes throughout the day. Notable entries include Seven Hills of Rome and Raintree County at Loew's Majestic and Warners with varied afternoon and evening slots. Also listed are The Happy Road Green-Eyed Blonde Darby's Rangers Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs across Beverly and Hi-Way venues with several morning and night showings.
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