West Virginia Police Hunt Fugitives After Jail Break
State police surround wooded areas near Viola and Parkersburg as they search for the last three convicts still at large from the Marshall County penitentiary escape. Officers expanded a daybreak manhunt eight miles wide, with Nolan Vannest and Starcher among the suspects.
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Marshall County
Pennsylvania
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Moundsville State Police
Parkersburg
Gerald Nolan
Nolan
Denver Vannest
Eddie Starcher
Vannest
Capt. Stout
Stout
West Virginia
Ohio
Cadiz
Forest Hills
Allegheny County
Harrisburg
East Liverpool
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West Point Nebraska June 7 AP One of three gunmen hunted for three days was jailed today as the search intensified for his two companions Arthur Bistrom 37 a former St Paul cab driver was taken into custody by Sheriff Charles Sass at a farm 14 miles from here where the trio had held the farmer and his wife at gunpoint since midday yesterday Bistrom heard pleas from his wife to surrender while his brother Carl 27 and Allen Hartman 20 both of St Paul paced the floor with guns in hand as officers described the farm siege until the capture last night
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West Point
Neb
Arthur Bistrom
St. Paul, Minn
Charles Sass
Bristrom
Fred Hatterman
Bistrom
Carl Bistrom
Allen G. Hartman
St. Paul
Hattermans
Salem Area Comb for Two Masked Men
A 50 man posse searched abandoned coal mines in the Salem district after a rural housewife reported two masked men obtaining food clothing and blankets. Sheriff Howard Clark tied the description to remaining convicts from the Moundsville prison break as patrols from state highway patrol Columbiana County sheriff's department and county auxiliary patrolmen combed pits near Millville Leetonnard four miles east of Salem.
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Liverpool
Salem
Howard Clark
Columbiana County
Moundsville
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Department
Millville- Leetonnard
Punchboard Charge Results in $25 Fine
Carl George, 34, of 1735 Tuscarawas st E, operator of the Spot News at 1816 Tuscarawas st E, was fined $25 and costs today by Municipal Judge Gordon J. Burris on a charge of violating the city's punchboard ordinance. Police vice squad members said more than the three punchboards and trade cards permitted under the ordinance were displayed at the store.
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Carl George
Tuscarawas St E
Spot
Gordon J. Burris
Bi cyclist Allen Underwood logs thousands of miles yearly
St Johnsbury Vermont reports Allen C Underwood, noted bi cyclist, averaged about 5000 miles annually until his death at 85. In youth he rode 16000 miles during an East Coast tour, marking a storied cycling life.
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ST. Johnsbury
Allen C. Underwood
District Traffic Arrests Highlight Monday Police Activity
Six motorists were arrested by police and deputies on Monday in the city and county. Police issued eight signal light and stop sign summonses, while deputies issued one warning. Principal arrests include Hurley Shearer 41 of 912 Lith St SE for DUI after an erratic tractor-trailer run on Cleveland Ave NW.
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Cleveland Ave
Norma J. Prince
Navarre
Earl E. Levengood
4Th St
Strasburg
Harold J. Heppner
Louisville
Mahoning Rd
Benny Johnson
McCall
Cherry Ave
Stanley Kapp
Chicago
Ill
East Canton
Muriel J. Wilson
5Th St
Massillon
Curtis Sickafoose
22Nd St
Irwin Frisch
Plain Ave
James V. Clark
Tuscara
Lincoln W. Shutt
Linwood Ave
Lawrence R. McCauley
Maurice L. Cooke
Minerva
Thomas M. Eleftheriadis
New Trial Sure For Ilse Koch
Bavarian officials said Ilse Koch will be tried in a German court for mistreating Germans at Buchenwald, where she was accused of ordering lampshades from human skin. A trial date was not set. she had earlier received a life sentence by an American verdict later commuted by Gen. Lucius D. Clay. US authorities closed their case last March due to double jeopardy concerns.
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Munich
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Hans Walther
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Frau Koch
Clay
Educators Take Oaths in Cleveland School Board Action
Cleveland educators including board members and three top administrators took non Commun ist oaths following a May 23 board decision requiring most school system employees to take pledges by next fall.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Board of Education
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