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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1958

Page

3

Bandit Tries Drive-In Robbery. Car Stolen Nearby

Erin State Police hunt a teenage bandit who hit the Lake View Drive-In Theatre with a paper bag and demanded receipts. A 1953 car, stolen from Perry Square, was later found nearby. officers also probe a similar March 25 Star Drive-In robbery. The suspect, about 18 or 19, wore a dark cap and gloves with a face kerchief, and fled east on Route. State Police link both incidents as possible copies by the same offender.

Erin Lake View Drive-In Eric Star Drive- In Perry Square Robert Metale Erle Parter Ed Brown Richard Orzechowski Cowell Drive Harborereel Orzechowski Brown Vole

Birth in Car Delays Husband at Allegheny General

Mrs Mona Lee Fritz of Allegheny General's maternity ward reported a healthy newborn after an unattended birth in the back seat of a car. The mother delivered Saturday as her husband fought heavy traffic to reach the hospital, arriving about 10 minutes later.

Allegheny Géreralz Hospital Mona Lee Fritz Allegheny General

Moose Holds Memorial Rites at Corry Moose Lodge

Memorial rites for the deceased of the Corry Moose Lodge were held yesterday afternoon at the East Washington street home with many relatives and friends attending. Senior Regent Mrs. Josephine Davis presided for the Women of the Moose and Governor Merle Brown for the men. Capt. Walter Crouch was the featured speaker. The annual program was sponsored by the men of the Moose and the Women of the Moose, chapter 11.

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Nuns wounded in Pennsylvania shooting spree headline continues

Marrero, a local press operator, surrendered to a guard at a Fairless Works facility after a spree that wounded three nuns. Prosecutor Standley quoted him describing visions from the Virgin Mary and detailing his attacks. Two nuns remain out of danger. one in good condition.

Pennsylvania Fairless Works U. S. Steel Corp Mercer County Standley & Ruthowski Marrero Fulton J. Sheen Angela Bulla Torrington Conn Asbury Park N. J Falls Township St. Joachim's

Butler man dies watching Pirates game at Forbes Field

Earl Glass aged about 75 from Butler collapsed yesterday at Forbes Field during the Pirates versus Redlegs game and was dead on arrival at Montefiore Hospital.

Pittsburgh Earl Glass Butler Forbes Field Pittsburgh Pirates Cincinnati Redlegs Montefiore Hospital

Corry Hosts First Junior High Band Festival

Corry Area High School hosted the first junior high school band festival in the area after the 500 attendees enjoyed a program directed by H. Lynn Rice. Prof. Herbert W. Harp led the 142 piece band with solos by Wayne Ryland and Sally Mollenhauer. The closing number featured John Weller, while 28 Northwestern Pennsylvania communities contributed, with grades seven through nine participating.

Corry Northwestern H. Lynn Rice Herbert W. Harp Fredonia State Teachers College Pennsylvania

Rebels Make Stand in Indonesian Civil War

Rebels in Indonesia report a first determined stand as government forces push toward Bukittinggi. In Padang, Mohamed Natsir of the Moslem Massimi party appeared at a mass prayer meeting, defying reprisals amid ongoing fighting and shifting frontline movements.

Simarofus Padang Sukarno Mohamed Natsir Massimi Party Bukittingy Jakarta Bukittinggi Falen

Labor Leader Cohen Vows Silence Before Senate Probe

Raymond P. Cohen local 107 secretary treasurer swore he will invoke the Fifth Amendment when he returns to Washington to testify before the Senate Rackets Committee. In Philadelphia 2 500 Teamsters cheered as Cohen was carried into the hall amid signs mocking Senator McClellan. The committee investigates alleged misdealing of union funds by Cohen and others.

Philadelphia Raymond P. Cohen Washington Senate Cohen John J. McClellan Little Rock Sen. McClellan D-Ark

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