Pleads Guilty To Abduction In Kidnapping Case
Miami June 15 The electric chair loomed as Franklin Fierce McCall prepared for trial in the kidnap killing of 5 year old James Bailey Cash Jr. McCall pleaded guilty to the $10,000 ransom abduction while denying intent to kill. He said he would rather die than endure prison and claimed the plan was only to kidnap for ransom. The case may hinge on whether murder was planned, delaying proceedings. State attorney Worley’s illness could push action by a day or so.
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Sterantionn
News Service
Miami
Fla
Franklin Fierce McCall
James Bailey Cash
McCal
Florida
McGall
Gruler
Linclon
Thal
George A. Worley
McCail
Second Baptist women's missionary meeting announced
The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Second Baptist church will meet Thursday evening with Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas on Green Street. Also notes that Pal Daine of 602 Pear Street is not the man arrested for the Numbers lottery. Miss Selma P. Pearce, 67, has taught the same Bible class. she is a retired Marietta, Ohio schoolteacher.
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Pal Daine
Pear- On Street
Mercer Street
Congress approves probe into antitrust and economic power
The act authorizes a Senate subcommittee with members from both parties and appointees from Justice, Labor, Treasury, Commerce, FTC and SEC to study concentration of economic power, price systems, tax and policy effects on competition, purchasing power, unemployment and profits. Rep Haurock dismisses it as political expansion while Rep Snell predicts a long lasting investigation.
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Ree
Departments of Justice
Labor, Treasury and Commerce
Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission
Rep
Haurock JR
New York
Hancock
Snell
Civil Liberties and
Senate
Insurgents Press Forward As Castellon Falls Near Valencia
Reports say government forces suffered heavy losses with Castellon de la Plana largely in Insurgent hands and Miguel Andaras Galician corps moving toward Valencia along coastal roads. Insurgent planes strafed retreating troops while government forces dig in 20 miles inland near Nules to shield Sagunto and the Valencia port.
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Castellon de la Plana
Madrid
Valencia
Miguel Arandas
Galician Army Corps
Mediterranean
Nules
Sagunto
Father and Son Trapped in Deep Conti Mine
A father and his son were trapped in an abandoned Continental shaft between here and Centrala. They had no food since early Monday. Mrs. Catherine Shinkowsky and daughter Mary 17 watched from the mine mouth as the man tunneled to reach them. The son cried for his father and rescue leaders ordered him to stop digging to avoid another earth fall.
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Here
Centrala
Catherine Shinkowsky
Mary
Shinkowsky
Thousands Die As Yellow River Flood Worsens
Chinese peasants flee rising waters as the Yellow River swells to 20 to 30 feet in places. Japanese forces redeploy to counter floods, with reports of dyke breaks and heavy rain halting operations. Canton air raids kill and wound dozens as relief efforts begin in liberated regions.
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Yellow River
Chengdan
Hankow
Chengchow
Lunghat
Kaifeng
Chengchaw
Canton
Wong Kong I
Henan
Kilangsu
China
Islood
Senator Guffey Returns to Fold in Pennsylvania Politics
Senator Guffey and Lewis refrain from endorsing Earle Jones state ticket as warnings from the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor shape Democratic strategy. Lawrence coordinates with PFL leaders before the state committee meeting, signaling cautious support for Tanat Lewis while McDevitt of the PFL builds a permanent political action organization across the state.
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Lewis
Earle-Jones
CIO
Pennsylvania Federation of Labor
PFL
Lawrence
Democratic State Committee
PPL
A. F
Tanat Lewis
James L. McDevit
Demo Fe Slale Commisbion
Kemmony
Jones
Ostenlag
Deaths of the Day Mrs Tesler Mrs Eleanor Blaszak
Funeral notices record last rites for Mrs Suzanna Tesler at her daughter’s home on 14th Street West Pittsburg with Rev. John Zabadal officiating and Greenwood Cemetery interment. Pallbearers listed include Merle Papa Ralph Papa Andrew Hrabowsky and Andrew Tusal. Separate services for Miss Eleanor Blaszak were held from her parents’ home and at Madonna church with pallbearers named by relations. Interment at the church cemetery. Additional notices detail the funeral of Mrs Harry W. Ringer of South Crawford avenue with pastor Rev Chester T R Yeates officiating and pallbearers Norman Ringer Ray Ringer Play Ringer and others. interment at Graceland cemetery with Third Psalms sung.
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Tesler
Suzanna Tesler
Michael Seaman
14Th Street
West Pittsburg
John Zabadal
Sharon
Greenwood Cemetery
Merle Papa
Ralph Papa
Andrew Hrabowsky
John Esmak
Andrew Toth
Andrew Tusal
Norman Ringer
Ray Ringer
Play Ringer
John Lean
Nathan Lean
William Lean
Graceland Cemetery
Panewc Observes Continued From Fay Gas Fumes Incident
Report notes ongoing danger from a gas filled store cellar after a blaze. Citizens press for city action to install entry capable equipment. Also mentions youths ignoring warnings about railroad crossing lights near Jefferson and North streets as traffic remains heavy.
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Pa Nene
Jefferson and
North Streets
Marriage License Applications for New Castle Pairings
George S Taylor of 319 Green Street and Emma May Young of 430 West Grant Street seek marriage licensure in New Castle. William Besta Youngstown Ohio and Wanda Shiessi of 43 High Street New Castle also appear as applicants. Howard D Eppinger of Midland Pennsylvania and Hilda H Miller of 732 Todd Avenue El City are listed. Nickios Emis of 209 South Lafayette Avenue New Castle Effie Spanos of Ambridge Paul E Lehman truck operator questioned by police after noon Tuesday. Francis Cialella 12 of 835 South Mill Street ran from rear of a streetway into a truck, was knocked down but unharmed.
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George S. Taylor
Green Street
New Castle
Emma May Young
Grant Street
William Besta
Youngstown
Wanda Shiessi
High Street
Paul E Lehman
Francis Cialella
South Mill Street
Plead Not Guilty In Alderman's Court
Pat Diana of 919 South Mul street and Carl Di Gensaro of 928 South Mul fleet pleaded not guilty when arraigned Tuesday before Alderman James C Brice on a charge of setting up and maintaining a lottery. Each posted 1000 bail for appearance in court. State motor police arrested the young men on Harrison street Monday night. A Costa Rican peon family earns enough during coffee picking season to support themselves for the rest of the year.
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Pat Diana
South Mul Street
Carl di Gensaro
South Mul Fleet
James C. Brice
Harrison Street
Camp East Brook Opening Saturday
Camp East Brook opens next weekend with pool tilled and ready Saturday afternoon. Mee Margerette White of the YWCA announces registrations for business girls from New Castle Mendville Oil City and Tinusville. The camp dinner closes the impressive weekend but flood control debate continues in the Senate with party lines and key allies named.
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Camp East Brook
Mee Margerette White
New Castle Mendville
Oil City
Tinusville
C.A
Alleged Trickster Banned From City
Clarence Reddick a colored man known for frequent arrests was arrested Tuesday by Officer George Sigler for running a three card monte con on South Jefferson Street. He was ordered from town as the department deemed him a danger to gullibles and public order.
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Clarence Reddick
George Sigler
Todey
Sigler
Monte
South
Jefferson Street
Nabbers Reddick
Reddick
Filibuster HITS Senate Program Continues on Page One
The article reports fierce opposition to a flood control bill as a filibuster delays action. It notes proposals to have the federal government cover all costs for dam and reservoir projects, abandoning historic policies that required local contributions. It mentions securing consent from states and opposition to full federal funding.
Lewis Assails Congress Foes In Labor Reform Push
Lewis attacks congressional opponents over a labor bill aimed at wage hour standards and NLRB compliance. The proposal would force major firms to adjust contracts over $2,000 to match rules and board decisions. The target list includes Ford, Republic Steel, and Talon Steel, among others.
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Dom
Cape
Regen
Sinder
Lamneck
Lewis
Img Conere
House
National Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
N. L. RB
Cours
Ford Motor
Republic Steel and
Talend
New Traffic Light Plan In Operation In Washington DC
A new traffic light plan is operating in Washington with Croton Street and Mercer streets included. City Electrician Rex Hughes says the master control regulates the system and notes a potential red light issue at Croz Airike.
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Progr Kssgan
Washington
Croton
Pabue
Croz
Mercer Streets
City
Rex Hughes
Local Families Note Visitors and Hospital Visit
Edenburg reports Mr and Mrs and children of Philadelphia spent time with relatives in the city. Mrs James Mutter was taken to Jameson hospital for an appendectomy. Walter Ruud and daughter En visited Youngstown on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Lombarda and child of Mehoningtown visited Joe Perring on Tuesday.
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Philadelphi
Paris Ang da Weed City
John Fusco
On Sire
James Mutter
Jameson Hospital
Walter Ruud
Youngstown
Vrs
James Lombarda
Mehoningtown
Joe Perring
Turaday
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Panewc
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Hilda H. Miller
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el City
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Ambridge
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Julian Goldman
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