Vermon t Debtor Freed Under 1808 Law
In Montpelier Vermont a former GI was freed from jail under the 1808 debtor law. He must repay 450 dollars plus 25 dollars costs by paying 15 dollars monthly for 32 months. The case involved Lapan of Springfield and other costs. his wife and three children were supported by public funds during his sentence. Bernard Perry of Hardwick pressed the complaint. Lapan’s release follows two prior ex-GIs freed under the same law. Bernard J Smith remains jailed.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Ralph D. D. Fugatt
Frederick Lapan
Springfield
Mass
Marsafield
Lapan
Bernard Perry
Hardwick
Rutland
Bernard J. i Smith
Fair Haven
iPutland
Bank Bandit Hunt Pressed
Paducah authorities press the search for William D. Messamore, 33, an alleged bank robber who escaped from jail in Kentucky. He fled from McCracken County jail yesterday, reportedly rowing the Ohio River with deputy Bill Owings saying he cut his way out Monday night. Messamore, one of three indicted for robbing a 19,000 dollar Heavil bank, was to stand trial Monday in Kentucky. Federal agents, city, county, and state police joined the nationwide manhunt along the river waterfront amid leads tying him to prior escapes from jail in Covington Indiana. No trace of his trial or the Vandiver family remains reported.
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Paducah
Wiliam D. Messamore
Messamore
Tin
Hkevil, ‘Ky. Bank
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Repert
Ohio F River
Bill Osw
Ings
Bobby Owings
Messaimore
Cexvdon
Ind
Wiliam Vandiver
Sirs
Vandiver
Vandivers
English
Tria
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