Morganza escape and court case linked youths
Clinton County Court sentenced Harold Watt to the Pennsylvania Training School at Morganza for an indefinite period after a series of robberies and jailbreaks. Watt, 17, escaped Morganza, was captured in Pittsburgh, and sought work in Washington DC while his breakaway companion Langley remained at large. Authorities also note Watt’s attempted return to Renovo and Louisville, Kentucky connections as part of the ensuing case.
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Seek to Oust Judge on Remarks to Negro
Two African American legislators move to impeach Judge B. G. Atlee of Timcaster county courts over remarks in sentencing Samuel Watson, a Columbia Negro, on a statutory charge. Representatives Homer E. Brown and Marshall Shepard signed the petition, presented in Harrisburg last night, quoting the judge saying the prisoner was fortunate the offense occurred north of the Mason-Dixon line.
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Four Narrowly Escape Injury In Auto Crash
Four occupants escaped severe harm after an auto rolled over five times near Centerville last evening. Harold Swanson, 19, Titusville, and Leonard Bandelow, 25, Blaisdell, were driving two racing cars involved in the crash, Constable Harry Fielding said. The Rochester area incident left the vehicle bottom side up beside free.
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Fear of Left revolt in Paris Bastille Day rally
Premier Leon Blum warned in Paris that a radical left uprising could surge if opposition to the Popular Front refuses unity. Tens of thousands rallied at Place de la Nation on Bastille Day as Blum warned against a February 1934 riot repeat. An auto crash near Titusville injured four occupants who were hospitalized for observation. Police investigate the crash today.
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