Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1946 — Page 28

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the bank, H. J. Cobb, Edmond, Okla. was | credited with the capture. Mr. |

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informal ‘Posse’ Nabs Gunman in Oklahoma City.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 10 (U. P.).—Activity at the City National bank returned to normal today after an informal “posse” of curious

citizens ran down a lone gunman.

He was captured minutes after he robbed the bank of $38,462 and

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holdup during “7 yesterday's rush hour, was cornered | and captured by about 100 shoppers | They had been | recruited by three shouting bank tellers. Waving « pistol and lugging an army knapsatk heavy with large| denominatioi¥ills, .the bandit had | attempted to hold off his pursuers with shouts of “I'll shoot.” But an| “interested bystander” felled him with a rock, four blocks away from

Cobb cut loose with the rock just Fred Merz apared to make the arrest. The bandit stood, dazed, in the growing

‘Get Me Big Money’ Shields, 23, entered the bank just {before closing time. He walked up to the desk of Myron W. Horton, vice president. “I looked up and asked if I could | help him,” Mr. Horton said. -'No| one else was around “He said: ‘Yes,

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PARIS, Sept, 10 (U. P.).—Gen. Mark W. Clark, American com. mander in Austria, arrived by pla e today.from Vienna and immediately went into conference with U, 8.|: Secretary of State James F. Byrnes at the Hotel Meurice. Gen. Clark was scheduled to leave | Paris for the United States about noon (Indianapolis time) aboard 3 B-17,

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