Erie Boys Arrested In Stolen Car Ring
Three Erie youths, aged 14, 16, and 18, confessed to stealing six more cars in Erie and Millcreek since December 31. Detectives spotted a reported stolen car, trailed it, and captured the trio.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1958
Page
2
Three Erie youths, aged 14, 16, and 18, confessed to stealing six more cars in Erie and Millcreek since December 31. Detectives spotted a reported stolen car, trailed it, and captured the trio.
Corry Locker Service operates at 36 West Main Street, contact by phone 2055 for locker services and related offerings.
At 7 a.m. today a hospital report lists admissions including Mrs Alden Hulings and Lawrence Morton among others. Discharges include Mrs Tratt Downey and Mrs Egil Cuthers. A get together party is planned at the fire house at 8 p.m. Saturday for the Elgin-Beaverdam Hose Company. A civil suit was filed in Common Pleas Court by Archie A. Patterson to recover $1300 loaned to the Wesleysville Athletic Club. A railroad spur project near Renin on Route 6 is estimated at 15,000 to 20,000 dollars. Fish fry events are advertised for Cabins in the Pines Franklin. Dolan and Neely, former Frankln Bronze and Aluminum Co. workers, turned themselves in. Neely admitted burglary and forgery, Dolan burglary. A pie social and get-together is set for Spring Creek Grange Hall at 8:30 p.m. to benefit the Spring Creek Sportsmen Club.
A dense listing of expected broadcasts across channels with programs like Mickey Mouse Club News and sports shows. Mentions include NBC News Tonight Tonight With Jack Paar Perry Como Show and various film and theater titles.
A 32 year old unemployed man, Charles Payne, held a knife to his five month old son's throat and resisted police for four hours before surrendering at 5 30 a m. The infant was unharmed and handed to the mother after Payne surrendered. His wife had reported being beaten the night before and sought police aid.
Er ie police report a man named John William Elter alias Wayne Elter, 23, picked up in Toledo after admitting passing bad checks in the Erie area. He is described as six feet tall, 173 pounds with blue eyes and was arrested Wednesday. Victims urged to contact Lawrence Park State Police. Also references a classified ad and Eagle Builders Supply in Columbus. Titusville Red Cross chapter elected officers including John G. Pierce in his 17th year as chairman and others. 20 percent discount offer at Evans Yarn Shop ends in seven days.
Three Democratic leaders in the 1957 General Assembly endorsed Furman’s gubernatorial bid as he pursued the May 2 primary. Hiram G. Andrews Albert S. Readinger and Frank W. Ruth joined with John H. Dent to present a united front, while Furman signaled a willingness to run a free and vigorous contest if Leader supports him.
The report compares U S and British views on fusion. It explains hydrogen fusion requires extreme temperatures and timing, notes fusion would release energy to meet long term power needs, and states seawater could supply mankind for millions of years if perfected.
Hollidaysburg Pa. Additional witnesses were called in Blairy County Criminal Court as the Commonwealth seeks a first degree murder conviction in the retrial of Glenn A Leamer. The state opened its case after a jury of 12 and two alternates was completed. Assistant District Attorney Frank B Waters asked for a first degree murder verdict against the 33 year old Hollidaysburg resident in the death of his grandfather Samuel A Leamer 92 of Frankstown. Leamer pleaded innocent. Water pled not for the death penalty. The state charges Leamer clubbed his grandfather with a pipe during an alleged robbery at the aged man s home in November 1955. The body was found days later in a water filled quarry. Willams S Mahon of Altoona photographer of the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph identified no pictures he had taken of the quarry. State Policeman Albert E Wege mar related events leading to the discovery of the body and the questioning of Leamer.
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