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Kidnap Case Swirls as Robison Manhunt Presses On
Police report a car with Indiana and Illinois plates tied to Thomas H. Robinson Jr. in the Alice Speed Stall kidnapping. A typewriter tied to the ransom note is identified, and a $10 note with a serial number linked to payment is found. Frances Robinson faces charges with her husband and father in law, while Mrs. Stoll recovers at home after six days of captivity.
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George Abele
Illinois
Indiana
Thomas H. Robinson Jr
Stoll
Louisville
Robinson
Abele
Ore
Oman
Ing House
Jerry A Bend
Ind
Rooming House
Berry Stoll
Earl J. Connelly
Department of Jutice
Indianapolis
Alice Speed
Connelly
Department of Justice Laboratory
Washington
Hopkinsville
Berry V. Stoll
Louis
W. O. Keller
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Frances
Jefferson
Alice Speed Stall
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Kidnnap
Sgn Society
Nashville
Tenn
United States District Attorney
Thomas J. Sparks
Stoll Oil Refining Company
Melvin H. Purvis
Chicago
Division of Investigation
John Dillinger
Dea
Thomas Kennedy
North Meridian Street
Mrs. Stoll
South Bend
Frances Robinson
United States
Eugene Dailey
Marshall L. R. Cranor
Earl J. Conelly
Sparks
Alice Speed Stoll
United States Sf
Eed Firma
Stoll Oil Company
U. S
Thomas Henry Robinson
Eugene M. Dailey
Frey
Department of Justice
Allen
Harold Nathan
Dailey
Albert Annan