Two Men Held in Murder of Pauline Tacolla
Two Pittsburgh men Paul H. Christian and Joseph Sadley were held without bond on murder charges after Pauline Tacolla, 16, of Sturgeon, died from a fractured skull when she allegedly leaped from their speeding car to escape unwanted attention. They were traced by their license plate and refused to talk to the district attorney.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pauline Tacolia
Sturgeon
Paul H. Christian
Harrisburg
Joseph Sadley
Parkersburg
W. Va
St. Mary's
Catherine Tacolla
Babington
Largest bootleg plant seized by officers
State and county officers busted a major bootlegging operation in Mahoning township. They discovered a fully equipped still in a cellar with two coil cooling lines and 160 proof liquor, plus mash tanks and a second unit under construction. Two young men Gordon and Kratofil were captured. others fled. A truck tied to the operation carried 800 five gallon cans. The case likely involves Cleveland and Youngstown connections with a rental farm as base. The suspects face arraignment and possible federal action.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Gordon
Kratofil
Ohio
A. Sharp Leslie
Willis McMullen
William Kratofil
Mike Phillips
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Dominick
Joe
James C. Brice
Mahoning Township
Youngstown
Conneaut Can Company
Conneaut, O
Commonwealth Oil Company of
CIO Steel Union
United Mine Workers
Bethlehem
Large
Steel Corporation
CIO
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inland Steel
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Jacob Mauk
State Police
Citizens Committee
Harvey Younker
Mystery ransom note links to abduction case in New York
A ransom note for 25000 dollars was found in the society matron's car after her abduction last Wednesday. Police consider the possibility of murder or voluntary disappearance while pursuing a lead about a woman matching the heiress's description seeking Roosevelt Field directions last Friday.
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M. Sennet
Parsons
Roosevelt Field
West
Nevada
California
Mrs Harper Re-Elected Head of Almira Home
Board re elects Mrs Harper and reviews year end finances at Almira Home meeting. Superintendent Mrs Rose Sloan praises staff tenure and harmony noting nine years of service with no staff changes and residents aged from under 70 to over 80. Treasurer Mrs Carrie Agnew reports 16054.52 income 15862.42 expenses balance 192.10 and 96 cents daily cost per resident with 500 dollar admission fee.
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James T. Campbell
Franklin
Harper
Belle Lowry
Butler
James Fruit
Sharon
Thomas A. Irwin
E. ‘J. Firth
Grove City
Jemima Foster
George Harbison
James D. Crawford
Walter Braham
Emma Frew
H. L. Gordon
Carrie Agnew
George Rigby
Venango County
Henry Lamberton
O. V. Bleakley
A. H. Osmer
H. R. Mattern
A.es Campbell
Henry Hoefner
Thomas Alexander
P. C. Beers
Oil City
Butler County
T. C. Campbell
C. L. Stein
J. O. Campbell
George L. Hamm
David Porter
J. E. Glaspey
Slippery Rock
Mercer County
John Hannah
Thomas Elliott
T. J. Wallis
Ethel Carley
Helen Reed
M. C. Zahnizer
Grace Jackson
Harry Shaffer
Elizabeth Magoffin
Mercer
Irad Lewis
E. T. Firth
Lawrence County
W. Walter Braham
New Castle
S. H. Simpson
W. R. Barr
H. A. Kramer
Myra Chickering
W. H. Forbesm
O. D. Bleakley
Charles Thomas
W. D. Brandon
T. W. Phillips
J. W. Ritts
L. R. Hazlett
Ella Hall
Zelienople
Heberling
George Cheeseman
Portersville
S. L. Cheeseman
J. S. Fruit
Rose M. Sloan
Sloan
Treasury
Governor Davey Presses Peace Moves in Steel Strike
Gov Davey will continue peace efforts after a failed attempt to secure a union agreement with steel leaders. J C Argestingr and J A Voss left the governor’s mansion after four hours of talks reiterating firms’ refusal to sign a union contract. Cleveland reports Board Chairman Tom M Girdler of the Republic Steel Corp said he cannot meet Davey in Columbus tomorrow to discuss a strike settlement.
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J. C. Argetsingr
Sheet & Tube
J. A. Voss
Republic
Cleveland
Tom M. Girdler
The
Republic Steel Corporation
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Michael Drespling Buried Here Today
The body of Michael Drespling aged 48 formerly of this city was interred in Oak Park cemetery this afternoon. He died in a Pittsburgh hospital at 11 a.m. after an illness of some time.
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Michael Drespling
Oak Park Cemetery
Mr. Drespling
Pittsburgh Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Marshall
Wampum Presbyterian
E. R. Tait
Wilson
Harry Woods
Sharpsville
Charles Bell
Ellwood City
W. J. Engle
Bessemer
Frank Majors
Charles Ferguson
Charles Repman
Joseph Wilson
William McCullough
Ernest Hennon
C. F. Miles
New Castle
Mr. Mershimer
George
B. Mershimer
South Bay Street
Ray Woodburn
Mt. Jackson United Presbyterian Church
David Frazier
William Francis
John Burnsides
Ralph Hunt
Harold Pyle
Rudolph Lenz
Deaths of the Day Samuel B Patterson and others
Obituary notices describe the deaths of Samuel B Patterson at Jameson Memorial hospital aged 80, and memorial services for David M Marshall Havilah Rollinson Mershimer Rose Reynolds with details of service times locations and mourners across Mercer Lawrence counties.
Autos stolen and recovered in city incidents
Automobiles of L. W. Dugan on South Jefferson Street reported stolen last night on South Street were recovered by Officers H L Richards on West Washington Street. John R. John of 124 Fairmont Avenue reported his car stolen from North Mercer Street and later found by the owner on that street.
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L. W. Dugan
South Jefferson Street
South Street
H. L. Richards
West Washington Street
John R. John
Fairmont Avenue
North Mercer Street
Child Dies in Local Incident Seeks Inquest
A child sustained fatal injuries in an auto accident with the driver detained by police until an operator license could be verified. The operator, later found licensed, was released pending an inquest by Coroner Potter. Marian Craig, born March 3 1934 in New Castle, daughter of Samuel J. and Mary Pastrick Craig, survives with a sister Pearl and grandparents in Indiana and New Castle. Funeral arrangements are forthcoming.
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Harrisburg
Potter
Little Marian
New Castle
Samuel J
Mary Pastrick Craig
Pearl
Samuel R. Craig
Fort Wayne
Ind
Anna L
Johnstown Mayor Seeks Presidential Intervention Over Mob Patrols
Johnstown Mayor requests presidential intervention as more than 1,000 police including two thirds described as vigilantes guard streets after a mysterious explosion at Gautier Works. James M. Hess, named as a high‑ranking mill worker, was seized by six men, stripped, and left naked from a car in the central city.
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Gautier Works
James M. Hess
Central City
Reward Offered for Hess Abduction Arrest
The mayor announced a $5,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for Hess's abduction. He also telegraphed Governor Earle asking if citizens will be victims of political connivance by John L. Lewis and other hidden interests.
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Hess
Shields
George H. Earle
John L. Lewis
Show Is Moved To Site In City
Mayor Charles E. McGrath announced permission for the Dodson shows to operate rides and educational features on the Ro Sena site. No carnival features will be shown. The show came to Rosena after a mudbound first site along Wilmington Avenue, with policy to limit carnival aspects. Fire department sponsorship noted.
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Charles E. McGrath
Dodson's
Rosena
Wilmington Avenue
Fire Department
Roosevelt presses for vote on court plan amid judiciary report
President Roosevelt faced questions at his first post report press conference about the judiciary committee adverse report on his plan to enlarge the Supreme Court. He insisted on a vote and rejected filibuster, saying the country wanted action even as he avoided predicting the bill's outcome.
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Senate
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
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