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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1937
Page
6
A terse note praises police efforts as they pursue bomber suspects. The remark follows the sensational discovery of Veronica Gedeon’s naked body in her apartment on Easter Sunday, with her mother and a roomer Prank Burns found nearby.
The five largest navies faced a final midnight deadline with talks on 14 inch guns fading as treaty limits lapse. France Britain and the Netherlands patrol off Spain to protect commerce amid insurgent activity. Italy signals possible intervention shifts while Franco reportedly received Italian troops. US senators criticize Supreme Court power over economic law, comparing it to Mussolini.
New York reports the shadowy figure of a definite clue emerges as District Attorney W. C. Dodge takes personal charge of the investigation. He states positively that a defendant has been identified and an arrest is imminent in the Beckham Hill triple murder mystery.
North Platte engineer Donald D. Price, in charge of the Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District, said no definite findings were uncovered in the siphon break investigation at Paxton. He added a complete and fair inquiry would be conducted and that floodwater from the break had not yet receded.
Washington proposal to spend 50 million dollars annually to buy land for resale to tenants on 45 year terms failed 13 to 11 in the House agriculture committee. Seven Democrats and six Republicans opposed the measure. Also note Diana Rogovin, last NRA payroll member, drew final pay and left the Commerce Department. Norris to press TVA like flood control nationwide.
Lansing Michigan negotiators failed to solve the union recognition problem at a brief Easter parley. Idle workers await return to jobs as talks resumed with John J. Lewis absent to join a coal miners contract in New York. Governor Murphy, peacemaker, said differences were bargaining matters and a settlement could come anytime.
San Antonio head starter Joe E. Nelson, serving three years at Alamo Downs, disclaims all connection with narcotic rings as he awaits arraignment on a federal drug charge. He was arrested on a federal warrant in a hotel room where agents found narcotics. U S District Attorney Smith Jr. said action followed a request from New York authorities.
New York reports describe the murder of a pretty artist's model Veronica Gedeon and a bartender Frank Byrnes found strangled, beaten, and stabbed in their East Side apartment. Also named are the model's mother Mrs. Mary Gedeon and a race horse owner Raymieni Pallard in a separate list of victims.
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