Sky-Hi Drive-In Theatre holdup ends with $498 stolen
Franklin police search for a white male gunman in his early twenties after he robbed the Sky-Hi Drive-In Theatre manager between 10 and 10 18 p m Saturday. The bandit fled in a waiting car with a money bag containing mixed bills and coins, leaving the manager with a flesh wound and his hat missing. Police describe the suspect as about six feet tall, 180 pounds, slender, wearing a near black mask and a narrow brimmed black felt hat. Any information should be reported to State Police or local authorities.
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Rouge
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Franklin With the Night Recipe. Mr. Houpnites
Cranberry Township
Canadians vote in national election key to outcome
Canadians vote in a national election where minor parties aim to wield balance of power. Quebec, with 15 Commons seats, remains pivotal as unemployment and public works projects dominate campaigns. Conservatives seek gains in the populous province, while Liberal strongholds face shifting support.
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Weetum
Jeets LO
Torthland
Man Knifed in Fracas At Franklin Street
Richard Bouls, 49, of Franklin, was arraigned on an assault and battery charge after a stabbing near 3 a.m. on Pacific Street. Victim Manuel Orsino, 84, remained in Franklin Hospital after emergency surgery. Bouls released on 1000 bail. hearing set for Saturday in Franklin. Further inquiry into who started the dispute and the blade details.
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Larue
Richard Bouls
Franklin
Paul F. Bedford
Withone
Pacific Street
Beale
Manuel
Bil
Orsino
Wie Franklin Hospital
Boots
Oysind
Bowls
Boals
Infant Heim Succumbs at Corry Memorial Hospital
Infant David Leroy Heim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preterick L. Helm of 618 Spring Street, died at 7:10 last evening after birth at 3:52 yesterday. Rites set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at Bracken Funeral Home. Survived by maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Darling. paternal grandmother Mrs. Joseph Kaelin. paternal grandfather Cedric Heim RD 1 Stoneboro. Burial in Spring Creek Cemetery. Cardinal Verde, 94, senior cardinal, dies leaving 14 vacancies in the College of Cardinals. Liberals vow tax cuts of 460 million dollars annually.
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Spring Creek
Vatican City
Alessandro Cardinal Verde
College of Cardinals
Colleen
Liberals
Democrats and GOP Clash Over Recession Remedies
The Democratic Digest criticizes bipartisan support for anti recession measures while Congress debates unemployment benefits. Eighteen senators, 1 Democrat and 1 Republican, push hearings on a bill to broaden and extend unemployment payments to about 1.8 million workers, arguing for a permanent increase rather than Eisenhower’s temporary emergency extension through April 1959.
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Senate Finance Committee
Eisenhower
Senate Rackets Committee opens on violence in auto strike
The Senate Rackets Committee begins hearings on violence linked to the United Auto Workers strike against the Tridiana piston plant in New Castle Indiana. Testimony from Robert F Kennedy and others aims to conclude by tomorrow evening. Mundt notes no corruption evidence but criticizes recent violence as not as good as claimed.
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Senate
Tadlunn
UAW
Kobler Co
Wisconsin
Kennedy Sid de Nea
Perfect
Circle
New Castle
Ind
Chicago
Hagerstown
Richmond
Walter Reuther
Tne
Mundt
Lawyer Admitted Before Supreme Court in Washington
Frank P. Exerski Jr from Monessen Pennsylvania was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court. Chief Justice Earl Warren administered the oath with witnesses Mrs. Ezerntel and Rep. Dent of Pennsylvania present.
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Frank P. Exerski Jr
Monessen
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Ezerntel
Rep. Dent
U S Questions Bomb Test Halt Debate and UN Commission
The United States declares readiness to respond to a UN General Assembly disarmament resolution while accusing the Soviet Union of avoiding compliance. Moscow boycotts procedures despite a 25 member expansion, as the commission seeks to verify and deter aggression without reliance on Soviet assurances.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
To be reckless is costly we want you to be wreck less
Advertisement from Thomas Motors of Corry Inc promoting a 24 hour wrecker service with phone numbers 2 0125 and 2 9605 for emergencies and towing assistance.
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
United States urges Soviet disarmament per UN charter
The United States again calls the Soviet Union to address disarmament in an orderly manner under the United Nations charter, noting the charter is a solemn agreement. It questions why the world should trust new Soviet engagements if the charter is nullified by the Soviet Union.
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Soviet Union
Bridge Crash On Narrow Columbus-Lottsville Road
Police report a collision on a narrow Columbus Lottsville road bridge as Edward Nelson and Marshall Bergstrom failed to pass each other. Nelson 29 of Columbus and Bergstrom 47 of Jamestown escaped injury after braking and skidding off the road into a soft berm. troopers note the bridge appears narrow but passage could have occurred.
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Cole Jumbus
Columbus-Lottsville
Bite Police
Corry
Edward Nelson
Columbus
Marshall Bergstrom
Jamestown
Jim Nelson
Tim
Bergstrom
Solon's Brother Dies in Harrisburg at 74
Charles F. Taylor brother of Senator M. Harvey Taylor and longtime Republican leader died Saturday in a Harrisburg hospital at age 74. He was a prominent figure in state politics.
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Harrisburg
Charles F. Taylor
Sen
M. Harvey Taylor
State Senate
Republic Loan
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