Flying Father and Son Held In Series of Bank Robberies
Fairfield California May 12 AP A flying father and son bank robbery team from Utah captured after robbing the Bank of America in Fairfield of 18000 and admitting additional holdups in Loomis California and elsewhere The elder Guy W Shelledy 41 and son Kerry 18 of Kearns Utah owned a flying service and face robbery complaints with bonds set at 30000 each They also admitted the Loomis Loomis robbery and earlier Riverton Utah and Arden Way Sacramento Bank of America holdups They fled last week by plane to a private airstrip near Sacramento and back to Utah Both to be charged before a U S commissioner in Sacramento tomorrow
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Guy W. Shelledy
Kerry
Kearns
Shelledys
Salt Lake City
George Beckstead
Elder Shelledy
Riverton
Walker Bank and Trust Co
Fhve
U.S
C. Joseph Bertain Jr
Sacramento
Bertain
Arden Way
Boy dies after Doberman guard dog attack in Scarborough
In Toronto on May 12 a two year old boy Gerry Pratt was fatally bitten by his father's Doberman Pinscher while in a backyard playpen. The father, Gerry Pratt Sr., shot the dog after discovering the wound. The family previously kept two prize Dobermans for breeding. Denmark has boosted milk output.
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Toronto
Gerry Pratt
Scarborough
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