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TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1951

Street Kidnaping

Report of Girl 11,.Plans Another Army Hitch |

CAMP POLK, La. Sept. ec 1 y 0 ice (UP) — A" corporal stationed

the Camp, Polk Base Hospital

Four police officers today were day claimed to be a prospective basis of the letter to the cor-|

assigned to invesfigate the ‘report of an 11-year-old girl that she PCT, to $530,000, but said the

was kidnaped on a crowded Street heritance will not change yesterday afternoon.

It was the second abduction of | Marchel D. Dickson,

Cpl.

a young girl within four days, Chattanooga, Tenn. said he was

told of the possibility in a le

Neither was harmed. from his grandmother, Mrs.

The West Side girl said she was forced into a truck yesterday in the 300 block of N. Tibbs Ave.! after being chased by the driver She said she was released four] hours later after the mustached trucker drove her to Brownsburg

The shy,

‘Texas and California.

15 miles northwest of Indian- “Nothing definite yet,” Cpl. apolis. Ct aad’ D Dickson insisted. “I just ut and Bruised ‘lword. T'm sitting here: waiting.”

A physician reported she was| (In Chattanooga, Cpl.

not raped, but the girl was cut son’s aunt, Miss Oma Dickson,

and bruised, apparently while said the only information struggling with her abductor. family had was the word of Det. Sgt. Mike Smiley and Po- attorney who had visited Cha licewoman

day, while two other detectives (Miss Dickson said the at

plan to re-enlist in the Army.

C. Dickson, also of Chattanooga.

shares of a $45,000,000 oil and change his mind, cattle estate of Will Hamilton of

Dick- getting” marriage offers.

Alberta Batic were nNooga saying he was searching - assigned to question the girl to- for heirs, then left.

because he tried to comply . with the law. Greenwood went to the ‘Dudley Street police station, displayed a pistol and applied for a permit to keep it. Capt. John H. Clo- { ran ordered him arrested | for carrying a weapon | without a license."

i 18 ney contacted no “one put a

at | ‘grandmother, and gave’ her few to-|detadils, “but this was the only |

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his Cpl. -Dickson not only took a| wait-and-see attitude "about the! money, but«said even if the news . 28, proves to be. true he has no ose Court to Review Bond tter for the money any time soon. .L.. Cpl. Dickson, who enlisted in December, 1948, said he had al-|

it shooting Richard = Decker last

But. Cpl. Dickson wanted not spend a sizable part of the|Wwarrant issued by Special Judge got money any time soon and (2) he Earl R. Cox, Criminal Court 2. is not iriterested in romance or in| Saturday Jordan was released Hinkle of Circuit!

Cpl. Dickson said his buddies William Y.

the have taken the news calmly since Court.

tta-

proached him. today. tor-| a a is hs

Porter Jordan, 48, of 1347 De- Kas.)

| business. He told the especially clear that (1) he will [July 1, was arrested on a bench Parle now since Congress passed he defense production act, which contained a provision calling for tive duty.

|the President to create th / on $12,500 bond by Special Judge agency. ? Dew

Six more Indianapolis members ward, lof the 16th Marine Battalion are Herman H. Shipman, 943 N: Belle | | being returned to an

Of Murder Defendant |—Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel (R.

inactive | Vieu Pl;

charged today that Pres- Indianapolis,

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“Nothing has been’ “heard from Prosecutor Frank Fair- the White House,” Mr. Schoeppel an his good fortune was publicized child asked Judge Cox to review, complained.

business opportunists have ap- ing on his request was set for fiddling on the part of the White Badges.

Senate six

| “This is ‘do nothing’ at the base here and so far noithe Circuit Court order. A hear-on the part of the President and ed

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were sent to Brownsburg for further investigation.

Promising a full investigation,| Lake County Polio

Capt. Robert Reilly,

head of th homicide division, Moe : — Deaths Reach 14

ness to the abduction. Police pointed out that Tibbs is heavilyy HAMMOND, IND, Sept.

traveled at about 4:30 p. m.,, when (UP)—The 1951 polio death the girl said she was abducted.

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J Te gl ‘said she screamed boys during the weekendpum. while thé driver chased her. She Harley Tood, 37, Hammond,

had been Mung her bicycle, and father of two-children, died Sunw it into the back day at St. Catherine Hospital in Before they drove East Chicago. Allen Blumenfeld, seven-year-old ‘son on. an East

she said he t of the truck away. Her description of the assailant Chicagd jeweler, died the s fits neither of the men who forced day. - a 13-year-old Technical High School girl into a car at a. foot- Gary, died at ball game Friday. She was driven Hospital. His brother Revnie to Greenfield and returned to In- died a week ago. dianapolis unharmed after the men debated about raping her.

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