Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 December 1951 — Page 24
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Sought in Officer Death
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 25 (UP)| A 23-year-old gunman, wanted the slaying of a policeman, in an exchange of gunfire] the| northeast Kansas
for died with officers yesterday in hallway. of a City duplex. | A few hours earlier the gun-| man-partner of William Devere| Yewell signed a statement in| which he implicated Yewell in the slaying last Thursday night of} one Kansas City policeman and the wounding of another. Perry Nelson, Smith, 21, arrested earlier, signed a statement] detailing the slaying of Officer! Clyde Harrison, 46, ahd wounding of Richard Staab, 37, when the officers sought to repri-| mand them for a routine traffic violation.
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A pickup order was issued for Yewell. Lt. Lester Haupt of the police robbery bureau said the men were spotted at the. duplex because they figured Yewell would try to get home on Christ-| mas Eve, He lived in the small two-room second floor apartment with his mother. . Detectives Albert Rice, Elza Hatfield and Dan -Breece finished “shaking down” the apartment and, with guns still drawn, started down the stairs. “I was first in line as we went| down,” Mr. Rice said. “Yewell opened the front door. | “1 said ‘hold it.’ He opened up on us. I don’t know how he could get a gun out that quick. “1 yeHed for the others to duck. Then I started shooting. { “He yelled ‘vou , you got] me.’ i Fell on His Back |
| “I shot four times. He turned after he was hit and started run-| ning along the hallway on the! first floor. He took a couple of steps and fell on his back.” Mr. Rice said he believed Yew ell! fired three times. None of the of-| ficers was wounded. | Yewell's death followed a quick-| breaking series of developments which began with a tip from an| underworld. informant to police] and sheriff's deputies that Smith] was one of the killers of Mr. Har-| rison, |
He, in turn, involved _Yewell,
Truman Set For T-H Act In Steel Row |
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 25 (UP) President Truman promised yes- | terday he would use whatever the! law allows to avert a steel strike] 4s the steel union scheduled top| policy meetings for Thursday following a presidential plea for continued production. Mr, Truman hinted at the little White House in Independence] Mo. that he would invoke the| Taft-Hartley operating.
man appealed to the 650,000 CIO| United Steelworkers as good) citizens” not to strike on Nev Year's Day. Earlier yesterday, CIO President Philip Murray announced tersely that his steel union execu-|
tive board will meet here Thurs-| day morning and the 170-man wage policy committee that afternoon. ’ Mr. Murray made the an-|
nouncement at a press conference which lasted less than a minute
the purposes of the meetings,
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COLUMBUS, Miss., (UP)— Louise Strong of Bentonia, Miss., was selected “most athletic” by students at the Mississippi State ( College for women, a
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