Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1952 — Page 6

3 Tough Guys Go Over Wall

Stage Escape At U. S. Prison

By United Press LEWISBURG, Pa. Sept. 10 Three tough bank robbers serving long terms escaped over the wall of the Northeastern Federal Penitentiary today. Si They fled in a stolen auto after forcing a hostage at knifepoint to a hardware store where they hoped to secure revolvers and rifles. The three men threatened a rural resident and his family with carving knives. They slashed a Bucknell University employee when he resisted their efforts to abduct him. Warden George C. Humphrey identified the three as Joseph Nolan, 26; his brother Barry, 22, both from Kentucky. and Elmer Schuer, 21, from Illinois.

The Nolans were sentenced in 1950 to 25 years in prison for the armed robbery of a Cincinnati, 0., bank. Schuer was sentenced in 1950 to 13 years for the robbery of a Chicago bank.

Times photo by Raymond Bright.

VICTIM OF FALL—John M. Dowdle, 68, of 1538 Hoyt Ave. is aided by police after he slipped and fell from his roof. He suffered a broken left leg. He had been fixing his chimney. He |

Decatur Township was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital,

Tax Rate Cut '75 March Through |

Decatur Township's 1953 tax IHC Picket Line rate was slashed 12; cents to-| RICHMOND, Ind. — Nearly 75 day by the County Tax Adjust-| workers marched through a picket ment Board. {line at the strikebound InternaThe new rate for each $100 of | tional Harvester Co. plant today

property valuation was fixed ati in a back-to-work movement. $1.852. | Extra policemen called to duty

Reductions included 21% cents | by Police Chief Lucas Rohe stood from the township fund for fire|by but the entry was peaceful, in protection and 10 centd from the contrast to Tuesday when there school tuition fund. | was pushing and shoving.

The county’s 62-cent tax rate ge pn you use Tre ne ower 1h] Demoted Officer | year’s levy will be used for bridge| Gets Former Rank Long Distance

building. | The Adjustment Board planned| Police Sgt. Harry Bailey, who

to review other township budg-|was demoted from lieutenant to 1 \

ets today. Indianapolis city and sergeant in January when the school budgets and the new city- new administration took over, tocounty health board's spending day was boosted back to his program will be studied tomor-| former rank. row. The Safety Board approved a] recommendation by Police Chief Ambuhl-to make Sgt. Bailey an,

Proposes Forbidding acting lieutenant in charge of the | Juvenile Aid Division.

Alcoholics to Marry The former JAD head, Acting

PARIS—A delegate to the 24th | Lt. Forrest Higgs, was demoted International Anti-Alcoholic Con- | to acting detective sergeant at] gress suggested today that alco-|the same time. holics be forbidden from marry-| The Safety Board gave Deputy] ing and that newlyweds not be Inspector James Langsford perallowed to drink during their mission to attend the police acad- | honeymoons. |emy at the University of Louis-| Dr. F. F. Gokay, governor- ville from Sept. 29 to Dec. 30. mayor of Istanbul, Turkey, said| Resignation of Firemen Hobart! youth should be made an enemy H. Whitman and Joe Weaver of alcohol. He proposed that an were received. - The board reap-;

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