Former police chief pleads guilty in Butler killing case
Beccil Roberta, ex Gresley police chief, pleaded guilty to being an accessory after the murder of Ray Butler of Kyla. District Judge Frederic W. Clark set August 4 as a tentative date to hear testimony and pass sentence. Roberta faces up to five years in county jail or a $500 fine. The case involves the disposal of Butler’s body found July 15, weeks after the June 2, 1946, murder. Witnesses include Wier, who may stand trial on the accessory charge, and Sarchet, who is unavailable by phone. The court noted extenuating circumstances could affect sentencing. sentencing is tentatively set for August 9.
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Mediation Hope Grows as Steel Workers Face Plant Closures
President Roosevelt presses for a settlement as four steel plants near Youngstown stay shut amid 300 Ohio guardsmen mobilization. Taft leads talks with Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Inland Steel leaders while Governor Davey orders troops to enforce a status quo and disarm pickets. The move follows threats of bloodshed and ongoing mediation efforts to reopen mills.
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Ellis Submits Information To Carroll On Alleged Bribe Solicit
Denyer June. Ellis a Denver lawyer submitted to District Attorney John A. Currall information alleging Governor Teller Ammons solicited a bribe. Currall planned to evaluate the claim as part of an ongoing investigation. The Denver case involves microphones in the Borgmarr offices and aroused immediate comment from officials. Continued on Page 2.
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Luke Kavanaugh
Depoly Priorney
Band Concert This Evening at Lincoln Park
Gresley school band performs this evening at Lincoln Park under director Ronnie Panic ner. The program includes Purple Carnival Alford Youth Triumphant Hedles LaGolindrine Serrabell Duttie Lasey Trumpet duet featuring Mmprien Wugls Bleangr Baa and pieces by Yoder Mareh Mexico Ireland Vienna Africa Japan and England.
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Moscow to New York Flight Sparks Labor and Plant Moves
Portland Oregon June 21 Associated Press reports a planned Moscow to New York transatlantic flight faced doubt as pilots and three companies weigh fuel and feasibility. Labor leaders telephoned from Cleveland amid plant reopenings and threats of shutdowns. The president urged restraint as Mahoning Valley troops were ordered into action and federal advisers warned against reopening certain plants while others were to stay closed.
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Ore
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New York
Valeri Cheknloft
Lis
Tle
Companieia Haya
Cleveland
Ates! Companiea
Mahoning Valley
Federa Ettika Miodiatora
Sheir
Baseball Today National League and AL Highlights
Scattered box scores and notes from major league games show Cincinnati and Chicago victories with late runs, while pitchers Gumbert Knott and Dickey figure in decisions. A separate item reports a Newark murder case and a homesick star writing to family from Cork before a trip to New York.
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New York
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Mancuao
Lee
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al St. Leyla
Brooklyn
St. Lowe
Boston
Pitsburgh
Turner
Lopez
Binaton
Homeruns
DiMaggio
Told
Lesley Prohert
Denver Girl Killed in Head-on Collision East of Wiggins
A Denver girl Ann Roberts was killed when the family sedan collided head on with a truck east of Wiggins, Morgan County. Her brother Paul Roberta Jr 17 remained critically injured with multiple injuries. The accident occurred on Highway 6 and 41 near Wiggins as the Roberta party returned from a trip to visit family and friends.
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Phyafelans
Fort Morgan
Ann Roberts
Paul Roberta, Jr
Mise Beverly
Ing Cenevare
Emmit Roberts
William Roberts
Quisthart
Ton Perkins
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Vic Tuns
Pau Toberta
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Fort. Morgan
Merle Godwin
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Jr Chamber To Put Float In 4th Parade
The Junior Chamber plans a float for the Fourth of July parade in Greeley Illinois. Members will assist near Rex Diner as they promote jobs and social security awareness while urging youth to participate in community service and personal development.
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Senate approves 1.5 billion relief bill amid heated votes
Senate approves the administration relief bill after days of contest. A late amendment by Senator Thomas of Oklahoma increases the Public Works Administration authority by 40 million to 240 million for grants and loans on federal projects. Debates and protest disrupt proceedings as senators seek to tailor funding. Two young fliers are killed in a Nascent accident, Gerald Burding and Lyle Nowen, aged 19 and 14, in a June 23 incident.
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Uncertain Weather Outlook With Warm Tuesday Heat
Local forecast says a 97 degree high on Tuesday with 100s in spots. Partly cloudy skies trend into Wednesday with likely showers and possible thunderstorms, especially in western and north central areas. Cooler by midweek with unsettled conditions and gusty winds in parts of Montana and surrounding regions.
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Northeentral Avese
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Six Possible Verdicts in Ashley Case
Six potential verdicts were described for the Ashley murder case in Colorado Springs. The jury may consider first degree murder, second degree murder, manslaughter, murder by intent, or crimes related to insanity or other determinations as arguments wrap up. Prosecutors urged life or death options while defense focused on insanity.
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Gleeret
M. Meikle
Ashley
Tainah
Golo
Colyée L. Stavrete
Louis Is Quarter Pound the Heavier Louis Is Quarter Pound the Heavier
Defending champion Joe Louis, the Negro challenger, weighed 197 pounds for the heavyweight title bout at Comiskey Park. The fight, expected to draw up to 100000 fans with a gate near 70000, placed Louis as a two to one favorite over his opponent. The bout, last held 22 years earlier, echoed past heavyweight matchups as preparations continued in New York. Roosevelt's illness and news from Washington dominated political headlines as the nation faced a spring chill.
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Chicago
Jones J. Breathdock
Joe Louis
Lity Pounts Surly
Hoon Toliy
Comiskey Park
Louis
Ie Outuahitel
Pastor
New York
Kawehuit
Max Baer
Jury Selected To Try Brown In Willis Lads Traffic Death
A jury of 12 was chosen Tuesday to try Barney Brown, a Green Jay insurance man, on ch arge of causing the death of a 16 year old boy by driving under the influence on the Cresty AM road. The trial in district court was set to open in the early afternoon as the first case of its kind here. State and defense attorneys disputed selection of the final jurors out of 35 candidates.
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Dale Wille
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Sleus
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