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The Detroit Tribune
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan
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William Nash Delk, 23, of Highland Park, was bound over for trial on first-degree murder charges for the November 15 holdup-slaying of Abraham Siegel, 70, and his secretary Mrs. Dolores Pfetzing, 30, in Siegel's Detroit office. Delk and a companion stole an unknown amount of money. He awaits sentencing on another robbery charge.
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William Nash Delk, 23, of 346 Highland, Highland Park, was bound over for trial last week on examination before Recorder's Judge George Murphy on the charge of first degree murder. Delk is charged with the last November 15 holdup-slaying of Abraham Siegel, 70 owner of the Siegel Iron and Metal Company, 9800 Greeley, and Siegel's secretary, Mrs. Dolores Pfetzing, 30, of 32406 Holden, Warren, Michigan. The two bodies were found on the floor of Siegel's office at the Greeley address. Police said Delk and a companion escaped with an unknown amount of money. Delk is awaiting sentence on another robbery charge.
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Highland Park
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Last Week
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abraham siegel and mrs. dolores pfetzing killed; delk bound over for trial and awaiting sentence on another robbery charge
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William Nash Delk charged with first degree murder for holdup-slaying of Abraham Siegel and his secretary Mrs. Dolores Pfetzing on November 15; bodies found in Siegel's office at 9800 Greeley; Delk and companion escaped with unknown amount of money; bound over for trial before Recorder's Judge George Murphy last week