Man Held In Death Of Utica Woman
Frankfort man Anthony G. Dee, 34, was arrested on first degree manslaughter charges in the drowning of 38 year old Mae Cross of Utica. Autopsy confirmed drowning. Dee said he twisted her arm during a quarrel, she fell, and he threw her into a swamp near Utica. He then fled to Frankfort. Cross worked as a housekeeper for Donald Patience.
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Oil Talks Break Down in 57th Day of Coast Refinery Strike
Negotiations to settle the Pacific Coast Oil refinery strike ended in breakdown after a Shell Company conference yesterday. Union and management sides failed to reach any agreement, extending the labor dispute.
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Chiang returns to Nanking as China faces uncertain future
Chiang Kai-shek flies to Nanking after a failed two week effort to regain northern fortunes. Speculation swirls on possible move of the capital to Canton or Chungking and the shape of a potential postwar government. US observers await developments as Task Force 38 arrives at North China and the Mukden consulate remains supplied.
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Puerto Rico Goes to Polls
Washington reports that Puerto Rico will vote for its own governor, a right Congress granted last year. The island, home to nearly 2 million people, marks a historic step as it chooses its chief administrator for the first time in over four centuries of history since the Spanish American war.
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