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bridge a tew wwhPickup “Frenchy**The officers apparently shifted their plans however since they went immediately to New York to pick up “Frenchy.” Tunney *aid the man was taken in a tenement house at 223 East 53d Street, quarters directly across the street from where Miss Gedeon s mother operated a furnished rooming house until last December.••It looks like the work of a sexmaniac, said the officers.“Frenchy,” was taken to theEast 51st Street Station, was described as five feet, five inches tall, short and stocky.” Shortly after his arrival, a squad of afficerstook him away in a car to an unannounced destination.Uses on Church StreetLucy is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Natale Beacco. Their home is on Church Street. Mr.Beacco is a contractor. Two sons,William and Ernest, are at home. The other son, Albert, is employed in a Schrafft’s store in New York City. William and Albert are well * known for their basketball ability. Thev played for four years with the Williams High School team.; Lucy, when in Stockbridge. was one of the most popular girls in j town. She is a good athlete, likes ; skiing, horseback riding and danc-I ing.Found Sprawled on BedThe naked body of 30-year-old i Veronica Gedeon was found spraw led across her bed in New York. Her throat bore the marks of the killer’s fingers. Beneath the bed 'lav her attractive midde-aged
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US

Mon, Mar 29, 1937

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