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Capture Japan's No. 1 Criminal in Tokyo Exit
Ken Sekine, called Japan's enemy No. 1 by police, surrendered after eluding officers for days. He faced charges from extortion to violating an Allied directive and claimed innocence before reporters.
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Doris
Fummer
Frank Bayle
Bayle
Fardink
Path Sha Shampoe
Gordon
Charles Ohmer
Eric
Raymond Ohmer
Vernon Humphrey
Salamanca
Merlyn Humphrey
Ronnie Willey
Donald Willey
Clyde Courtwright
Milton
Lace Willey
Ida Shell
Ella Montague
North East
William Dundewald
Erie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Harold Bemis
Corry
Minnie Eastman
Howard Vanderhoft
Everett Patchen
Frank Richards
Everett
Panthers
Joseph Garfield
Allen Beckerink
Coombs
Jamestown
Sibley Wright
E. F. Forker
Findley Lake
Myron Wallace
Frank Hapgoog
Elovise Marsh
Bonna Cooper
Agnes Orcutt
Clar
Friest Dunnewald
Westfield Sun
Mr. Dunnewald
Associated Press
William Jackman
Tokyo
Ken Sekine
Samuel
Describ
Ernest Dunnewald
Elwood Carlson
Lugwick Johnson
Tam
Sekine
Tto
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