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JPickup “FrrnchydThe officers apparently shifted their plans however since they 1 went immediately to New York to * pick up “Frenchy. Tunney «a*dthe man was ^ —house at 223 East 53d Street, quarter! directly across the street from where Miss Gedeons mother operated a furnished rooming jhouse until last December. I••It look* like the work of a sex ,maniac ” said the officers. ,Frenchy,’* was taken to theEast 51st Street Station, was described as “live feet, five inches tall, short and stocky.** Shortly after his arrival, a squad of afficers1itook him away in a car to an unannounced destination.Lhes on C hurch StreetLucy is the only daughter ofr Mrs- Natale Beacco. Theirhome 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 withthe Williams High School team.Lucy, when in Stockbridge, was one of the most popular girls intown. She is a good athlete, likes skiine. horseback riding and danc-1ng.t'/mnd 'snrau led on Bediked body of 20-year Gedeon was found spriacross her bed in New ior*. r throat bore the marks of thefir»rrr« Beneath the beday her attractive midde
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Mar 29, 1937
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