License mixup ties car to suspect in kidnapping
In Louisville, officers report the license number found on a car linked to Walter Childress in Charleston as a suspect in the Stoll kidnapping. The plate belongs to Lawrence Hudson. Childress name missing from Louisville directory. Holmes says he swapped cars a month ago to an unnamed man who promised a formal transfer bill but never delivered.
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Kidnapping Case Near Climax Raises Tennessee Lead
A Louisville kidnapping of Mrs. Alice Stoll spurred police to withdraw near the residence for safety and await a contact. Federal agents headed by Harold Nathan pursue clues as investigators consider a Nashville intermediary and a Kentucky sighting. Berry V. Stell and the Stoll family stay vigilant at home while officers keep the line open for a ransom contact.
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