Youths Nabbed After Three County Mischief Spree
Three teenagers rode in a stolen car through Wyoming Cattaraugus and Erie counties causing two burglaries and eight counts of malicious mischief before police halted them. Dale Milton Stiles age 17 of Arcade and 15 year old Freedom N Y and 14 year old Sandusky N Y were arrested after a pursuit by Sgt DeForrest McChine and Deputy Richard Newton of the Cattaraugus County sheriff's department. Their spree began April 13 with a garage burglary in Sandusky and theft of a 1957 sedan in Sandusky later recovered. other crimes included vandalism to clotheslines and bird feeders and a break-in at Moor Service Station in Sandusky with theft of candy gum pop ice cream and .22 caliber cartridges.
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Littlns Valley
Wy. x
Wyoming
Cattaraugus
Erié
DeForrest McChine
Richard Newton
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Robert Elthorpe
Sandusky
John Dennison
Erie
Mooré
Hold Services For Gilbert Sorenson
Funeral services for Gilbert Sorenson were held at Bracken Funeral Home on Saturday at 2 pm with Rev. Robert DeBoer officiating. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Adrian Sorenson Melburne Sorenson Robert J Lewis George Nevogt Walter Rininger and Robert Nagcotte from the Sorenson family.
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Funer
Sorenson
Bracken Funeral Home
Robert DeBoer
Pine Grove Cemetery
Adrian Sorenson
Melburne Sorenson
Robert J. Lewis
George Nevogt
Walter Rininger
Robert Nagcotte
Raymond Wallace
Orlando
Flo
Clarence Bean
Harry Lewis
Harry Spanzy
James Mulligan
Russell Leapher
William Mulligan
Frank Mulligan
Eric
Waterford
Melborne Sorenson
Linesville
James
Dewey Sorenson
Bellefonte
Hunt Slayer Of Farmer and Wife Near New Philadelphia
A manhunt pressed on in the hilly countryside southwest of New Philadelphia Ohio after farmer William Fender 59 and his wife Bernice 54 were found slain in their Doylestown area home Wayne County. Police traced a wrecked car to the suspect following a high speed chase.
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Farmer
New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Here
William W. Fender
Bernice
Fender
Doylestown
Wayne County
Deans Describe Salvation Army Life and Pay Scale
The Deans discuss Salvation Army officer pay from 23 and 22 dollars weekly to a top 75.8 dollars. They explain training years, assignments since 1958 in Corry, and the church's historic 1890 structure. Mercury lies 36 million miles from the sun and no life is believed there.
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Mercury
Young Captains Dean Hold Reins of One of Corry's Major Needs
In Corry the Salvation Army is led by Captains Richard and Mrs. Dean who manage daily work up to 18 hours during peak seasons. Their labor of love supports over 900 people with a budget above 19,000, funds 26 weekly meetings, and sustains church and social programs despite limited facilities. The Deans also note high Sunday School attendance and 17 youths pursuing Army officers’ careers. The pair face rank dynamics as Mrs. Dean once ranked above her husband, a rare case within the Army structure.
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Salvation Army
Dean
Salvation” Army
New York
Corry
Buberys
Cine la
Army Church
Richard Dean
Springfield
Ohio
Salvation Army Church
England
Canada
United States
Balvatian Army
Jeanne
Pennsylvania
Army
Iran
Catain
Rescue Ship's Crew Unhurt After Ethel Sinks Off Virginia
The 23 man crew of the freighter Ethel including 21 Greek seamen abandoned ship in calm seas after a hole opened in her hull, possibly from shifting cargo. They rode a lifeboat and raft for over 12 hours before rescue by a search plane and ships. The 929 foot freighter valued at about 150000 dollars carried 130000 dollars worth of scrap iron from New York to Newport News.
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Norfolk
Ethel
Virginia
New York
Newport News
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Punks
Shay ‘Canwast
Salvation, Army Corps
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Parogiy Swaurawch Corporation
BANK
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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