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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1957
Page
6
The Titusville Parking Authority weighs a monthly parking fee around 35 dollars for a city lot. Police report a towed car from Marlgh West Washington is at Dale Paige garage awaiting owner claim.
Three Fayette County judges heard arguments on whether multiple pinball machines are illegal gambling devices. Deputy AG Frank P. Lawley argued the machines are gambling despite free games, while attorney Louis Glasso contended they serve recreation. The case involves 41 machines raided by state police last June in Uniontown Connellsville and Brownsville.
Five year old Joe Hagger celebrated his birthday Saturday afternoon at home 122 Mot street with classmates from Joey Migne’s kindergarten class. His mother Mrs G F Hagger hosted with teachers Mrs Marell Steves Mrs Edward Sloan and Mrs Barbara Keppel assisting with games prizes sandwiches potato chips birthday cake and drinks.
Mrs. Maurice Alfred of Erie outlined club responsibilities to Golden Age planners at the Baldwin home on East Columbus Avenue. Present were Mayme Mitchell and Mrs. Howard Loveland. The group decided to pause actions until after the holidays due to current activities.
Investigators grilled Vincent Sentena Jr. over the fatal stabbing and beating of 82 year old Elizabeth Ensinger in her Oakland home in November. Authorities say the interview yielded little? evidence and the case remains under active inquiry.
Columbus Volunteer Fire Department Chief Lester Howles says a loaned smoke mask from Corry Fire Department helped during Sunday morning blaze. He notes the mask supplemented dwindling oxygen and the unit performed well prompting an order for a second mask and two more reserve air tanks.
Alfred Liebmann former president of Liebmann Breweries died yesterday at 86. He led Rhein gold beer and the company during its mid 20th century era. An noted hydraulic and civil engineer he helped shape industrial projects.
Belgrade sources say President Tito, 66 and ailing, plans to revamp Yugoslavia's government and party lineups. Edvard Kardelj would be the prime minister and rankovic the party secretary general while Tito keeps the presidency to cut daily duties. The changes, reportedly approved by Tito, may be announced at the spring 1958 Congress.
The article reports the United States aiming to launch its first satellite in December with a three-stage Vanguard rocket. Forecasts describe possible passes over the United States in mid January and early February, with orbital altitudes projected between 400 and 1,200 miles.
Danaid Herman, 44, of Reading area was fatally shot while hunting with a party from Reading near Branch Mountain eight miles northwest of here. The shooter, 21-year-old Robert J Beeb dy of Reading, was cleared by an inquest as accidental. Breedy, a naval airman, fired a 20 caliber round that struck Herman in the back and abdomen. State police and county officials investigated the incident yesterday.
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