Smith Found Guilty in First Degree Murder Trial
United Press reports Thomas Edward Smith, 21, found guilty of first degree murder for the knife slaying of Marylen Bubbecl in Butpalo New York. A largely father jury recommended life imprisonment rather than the death penalty under the new law. Justice Simon Harris set sentencing for 2 p.m. Tuesday as Smith expressed shock and muttered final remarks after the verdict.
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Butpalo
N.Y
Shine
Thomas Edward Smith
Foolu
Marylen Bubeécl
Supreme Court
Simon Harris
Smith
Sul Thoms
Reilly Accuses Margiotti in Grand Jury Testimony
Pittsburgh June 17 A. Reilly Fayette County district attorney angrily accuses Attorney General Charles J. Margiotti of lying during cross examination in a grand jury probe into a third degree murder case. Reilly challenges Margiotti’s motives and questions about testimony given earlier.
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Payette
Margiotti
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France
Monaghan
Uniontiwn
Bislett
Reilly
Basque surrender talks advance as Bilbao is attacked
Nationalist radio reports Basque leaders seek terms from Gen Franco for Bilbao's surrender. Franco warns surrender not unconditional as Basque city endures heavy bombardment and church destruction. Refugees flee toward Santander while rail lines clog with families and limited supplies amid the fighting.
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Xomentlan
Salamanca
Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Franco
Taft to Head Federal Board Mediation Effort in Steel Strike
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins names a three member board to mediate the seven state steel strike. The panel will seek a settlement as tensions rise and worker demands await federal action. The report notes ongoing government involvement and preparation for further steps.
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Roosevelt
United Press
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perking
Uae
Seevathry of Labor
Wulwishik McGraay
Eunsiuil
Eid
Tom Abel
Asha Sora
Lewik
Chicago
Wellhington
Corry Hospital Stockholders Reelect Board
Corry Hospital stockholders reelect the board and officers after a year’s financial report. The annual meeting reports 1126 patients treated with 42 deaths and 176 births, outlining 272 minor operations and other metrics. The board includes G G Barer C F Brown Cay L Carlson and others.
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Atick
Anna Hives
Iowa Laval
G. G. Barer
C.F. Brown
Cay L. Carlson
D. W. de Romay
Sney B. Eston
Edward W. Weldl
R. di Fogle
Luke
Graham
Houighton
Howard
Blaine Kincaid
Grand Jury Probes Wild Party In Hollywood Scandal
Grand jury opened an investigation into a Hollywood party involving about 100 young women presented as entertainers. Patricia Gouging and others testified while a key figure, Ross, defended himself after a gun incident tied to a film project. a witness refused to pose for photographers.
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LCR
Patricia Gouging
Mies
Ross
Wii
Chicaga
Grand Jury
Han
Douglas
Du Pont Family Announces Fall Wedding Plans
In Wilmington, Alexandrine du Pont, cousin of P. du Pont, announced at a party that her daughter will marry Howard Alfred Perkins Jr. of Philadelphia, son of Mrs. Robert K McCall. The wedding is planned for the fall as society tracks another du Pont romance this season.
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Wilmington
Del
Society
Alexandrine
Piffel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lanmot
I Pont
I. Qu Pont de Nemours Company
Howard Alfred Perkins, Jr
Philadelphia
Robert K McCall
Respite Granted in Slaying Case Sees Plea Review
Harrisburg reports a stay of execution for Jilin Letker as prosecutors review new details in the Kathryn Bracken murder case. Judge Georg A. Karle announced the decision as the defense seeks further examination of evidence and timing.
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Jilin Letker
Bynulevilly Hight
Kathryn Bracken
Civ
Georg A. Karle
Murray Urges Senate Probe of Steel Companies
Senator Murray presses for a Senate inquiry into steel companies amid a nationwide steel strike. He urges broad investigation into organizers and alleged violence, with support from officials seeking to uncover interference with mail and labor activity. A five-member House panel may be appointed to assist.
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Senate
Murva
Chine
HS Stury
Servie
Muray
Dudley A. White
FR. C
Hovss
White
Gilley
Hu'ilee
Mines warn Lewis outline to resist coal supply curbs
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association warned Lewis to resist any attempt to shut off coal to struck steel firms. Byron A. Canon, secretary, sent the warning to United Mine Workers leader Jim L. Lewis. Lewis has called out about 10,000 workers in Pennsylvania and West Virginia in captive mines tied to Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and Youngstown Sheet & Tube as CIO strikes escalate.
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Pittsburgh
Duwni
Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association
Jim L. Lewin Adlay
Thy
Divin
United Mine Workers
Byron A. Canon
Lewis
UMWA
Loyalists Claim 2000 Italian Troops Captured at Bilbao Front
Valencia Spain June 17 An unconfirmed report circulated that Loyalists on the Bubban front captured 2000 Italian troops. The report came from usually reliable quarters but lacks official substantiation. Loyalist leaders insist a front shift favors Loyalists.
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Valencia
Spain
Ete
Postmaster Sullivan Addresses Corry Kiwanis Meeting
Twenty nine Kiwanis members and two guests heard postmaster James P. Sullivan discuss the postal division's history and progress. He noted Corry post office’s first class rating and its significance, as the group planned a Whittlesey cottage gathering at Findley Take next Wednesday for a summer vacation closing.
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Hugh Brace
Superior
Wis
Adj
J.P. Sullvan
Corry
Atel Corryth
Corry Kiwanis
Crawford M. Woods
Theo P. Willams
James P. Sullivan
Whittlesey
Findley
Eighth Body Recovered After Submerged Cabin Incident
The body of 76 year old James Dublin of Altoona Pennsylvania is recovered at Bennett's pier after the eight foot cabin submerged near Teal. Dublin was last seen ashore about ten days earlier.
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Bowers Beach
Del
James Dublin
Altoona
Teal
Bennett's Pier
Imilan
Here
Treasury chief cites ingenious tax avoidance schemes
Secretary Morgenthau urged Congress to close gaps in federal tax laws. He described methods used to evade taxes, noting a group of lawyers and accountants who help clients minimize payments without naming individuals, while stressing ongoing investigations.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Congressional Committee
Roos Wall
Morgenthin
Wileyerfly
Ridgway Salesman Sentenced to Prison
Ridgway Pennsylvania traveling salesman Bert G Ayers was sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to attempting to extort a tax money payment from a prominent Ridgway physician. The case involved a demand for $500 and testimony indicated involvement with his family, including ten children.
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Pittsburgh
Herebert G Ayers
Ridgway
Euidey
Jenny
Ayers
Susan
W. A. W. Switer
City to extend police patrols to curb fast driving here
Mayor Glen Muller announced a campaign to check fast driving with extended patrols. Chief John Planigaty said enforcement targets reckless speeding and parking violations, aiming to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow as offenders face arrests for parking on wrong sides and in restricted zones.
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Sid Golly
Miller
Seroum
Pallee
John Planigaty
Roosevelt to Meet Solons in Peace Session
Washington reports Roosevelt will convene with congressional leaders in a peace session. A varied schedule includes travel from Annapolis and Baltimore venues to discuss national concerns with the Senate and House members.
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Roosevelt
Solons
Harlow's Will Names Mother Sole Beneficiary
Hollywood report states Teri Harlow's will names her mother as sole beneficiary with estate value estimated from 100000 to 1000000 dollars. The will omits other relatives and lists minimal estate details as beyond ten thousand dollars. John Doe, a Washington D C dentist and US coast guard official, noted absence of Harlow’s father from the will.
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United Front Hollywood
Teri Halow
Agle Rele
Alwan
Mra
Juan Berto
John
Mise Harlow
Monte Steenis
Washington, D. C
Kansas City
US. S
Marina Bello
Amatty Island
Aleutian
U. S Coast Guard
Barrie Sinking In London Vision Report
Barrie playwright James OM Barrie of Barrie was believed sinking in London on June 17 after a bronchial illness. Reports say he was gravely ill with pneumonia and may not survive.
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Barrie
London
Sly James OM
Picket Shot at Canton Sparks Tense Protests
June 17 report of a Canton plant picket at United Alloy Plant a Republic Steel subsidiary where a picket named Steve Mann was shot in the arm. Guards deployed by Gov. Martin J. Davey and a 240 strong police detachment faced the unrest as leaders urged restraint. No immediate comment from guards.
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Py United Prent
Air Tre'gh
Atered United Alloy Plant
Republic Steel Corporat
Steve Mann
Anther Nicket
Martin J. Davey
Loyalist ships seized at Hendaye frontier
Nationalists report six Loyalist vessels captured near the French Spanish frontier from Bilbao to Santander. One ship carried women and children begging for food amid privations. Bilbao weather shows showers tonight and Friday with little temperature change.
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Hendaye
Bilbao
Santander
National Debt Reaches 36 Billion as Q1 Financing Ends
Washington reports the national debt at 36.633 billion dollars after an overnight jump of about 1.85 billion. The increase follows the June financing, with short term government obligations and the government life insurance fund contributing to the rise, while planned redemptions reduce the total in the coming days.
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United Press
Washington
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