Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1952 — Page 18

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Farmers Capture Escape

Convict Rode Truck From | Indiana Prison

MICHIGAN CITY, Sept. 25 (UP)—An armed convicted mur-| derer who escaped from Indiana

by the uncle of a woman he slashed with a knife in his flight. John R. Parnell, 21, St. Louis, | Mo., one of four “laughing killers” who shot a Franklin, Ind. | liquor store clerk during a holdup, was floored in a hardware store at Hanna, Ind., near here, by Lewis Walter. Mr. Walter was a member nf a hastily-formed posse which trailed Parnell to the store after the convict slashed Walter's niece, Mrs. Willard Werner, 24. Mrs. Werner was ‘cut in the doorway of her home as she ran| from Parnell. She ran to the| Walter home nearby. Later, she was taken to a Valparaiso hospital suffering from- shock and a “glight cut” on her left hand. Parnell was captured and tied by the posse as he sought shells for a stolen shotgun. | La Porte County Sheriff Norman Reeg took Parnell 19 hours | after he escaped from a life term, | apparently by hiding in baled | paper in a salvage truck. Warden Blames Guards

Warden Alfred Dowd, who de‘seribed Parnell ag a “very good inmate,” said the guards “definitely” were at fault, “It looked suspicious,” said Warden Dowd. “They should have investigated the box before the truck went out.” Joe Walker, truck driver, told police he drove from the prison to his home and parked, two blocks from busy U. 8. 12, As he]

left home to drive to the salvage { yard, Mr. Walker said, he noticed

scraps of paper on the ground. Parnell slipped away about 3:30 p. m. yesterday, the warden said. His absence was not noticed until the prisoners were counted an hour later. Parnell was one of four men sentenced to. life in the robbery and shooting of Lloyd Abbett, 49, Franklin liquor store clerk, on Mar. 2, 1949.

Said Killer Laughed

Mr. Abbett, before he died, told police one of the holdup men laughed as he shot. William Caine, 30, Evansville, was dubbed the “laughing killer” after he confessed to the shooting. The other two accomplices were Albert Hansbrough, 24, and Harold Lloyd, 26, both of Indian-

2015, 13 years after the lease ex-

State Prison was captured today Pires.

| larger bass had swallowed the smaller fish as

Rent—75% of Zero HOBOKEN, N. J.—Mayor Fred M. De Sapio yesterday leased a number of city piers to the Port of New York Authority. i According to the 50-year lease, the Port Authority must pay Hoboken $300,000 within two years. and 75 per cent of the pier profits for the duration of the lease. No profits are expected before

New Jersey Pier |

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Hoosier Faces Charges In Hit-Run Fatality

TERRE HAUTE—Manslaughter charges were scheduled to be filed

ltoday against Claude Dunn, 62,

Terre Haute, who authorities sai admitted fatally injuring a pedes-

trian in a hit-run accident.

Earl Kalen, 29, Terre Haute, died in St. Anthony's Hospital

. Wednesday night of a skull frac-

ture suffered Tuesday midnight. Dunn was arrested after a passerby gave police his license number,

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HERE'S A REAL FISH STORY—What happens when a | inch fish fries to swallow a I4-inch fish? The two largemouth bass, both still alive, were found in shallow water at Indian Lake by William Cramer, 12, Niles, Mich., shown holding his strange catch. The far as the gills and

then, apparently, was unable to swallow it further or spit it out. Together the fish weighed three | o = Fe | pounds and two ounces. William | Ww k H AY i | T was attracted to the fish as they | splashed in shallow water and . Just scooped them out of the NeW ake.

apolis. Warden Dowd said Caine, Hansbrough and Lloyd are still confined, and played no part in Parnell’s escape. He said questioning had failed to show any of the inmates load-| ing the truck knew Parnell was hiding in the box of paper. It was the first such escape, he said, since a prisoner rode out of Indiana State Prison grounds on a food truck 13 years ago.

Crushed by Logs SCOTTSBURG-—Curtis J. Guy, 52, Crothersville, was killed yesterday while loading logs near Austin. When other. workers found him, Guy was crushed be-! tween two logs.

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Southern Coal Mines Face Showdown Today

WASHINGTON-—Southern soft same terms Mr. Lewis won relcoal operators faced a showdown cently from Northern soft coal |decision today on whether to give operators. |

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| McGrath Given Chance to Talk

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25 (UP) John L. Lewis’ miners a steep | —House investigators left it up Wage increase or be hit by a 'to J. Howard McGrath today to strike in six days. | explain or deny his reported claim| Joseph E. Moody, president of of having enough information the Southern Soft Coal Producers’

'his 29-man board of directors to McGrath | work out the operators’ answer. Observers believed the operators

the place sky high.” If and when Mr. speaks out, they said, it “perhaps | will explain more suiisfuctorllys

ment’s chief tax frauds prosecu-

The drawling North Carolina attorney, completing a long story

Subcommittee yesterday that Mr. McGrath—after his own firing as Attorney General last Apr, 3—| blamed his and Mr. Caudle’s ousters on a “White House clique.” | ester pe teria imm—

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