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Show X ( Deadly 'Kid Curry1 of the 'Wild Bunch r Utah County, Utah Office Lists j 1 son. Wilford Coombs, Clyde i Lamar McClellan, Gordon Buch anan Nelson, William Ballard t Cleg, , Dallas Max Hutchins, Lyle Bradford Haws, Richard Albert Smith, Richard Ambrose Call, John , William Johnson, Brent Taylor 'Johnson, Jack Warren Ferre, Johnny' Darrell Burr, Provo; Larv James Kirk, Calvin T. Whitelev. Luther F. Rodabaugh, Gary S. Backus, Karen Lavor Chestnut, Lyman Jean Olsen, Ronald Dale Anderson, Carrell Dean Skinner, Orem ; Paul M. Timothy" and Lealand Cyril L. Clark, Salt Lake-CityPleasant Grove; Arnel Winters, American Fork; B.. Carson, Larry Pleasant M. Thomson, Talmage Grove; Gary F. Evans Brigham City;, Lynn David Boy er, Spring-villJohnnie George Morgan, Houston, Tex.; Theophilus John Tsalaky, Spokane, Wash.; Heinz Ft.. Lewis, Helmuth Hubler, ' Wash. as : , , 4. - - .;.Mv.vviweW" 4: . ; . might (Otherwise .have remained just a hard working cow-han- J. d? There were in all four Logan brothers, Henry, Harvey, Johnnie . and Loney, good men with a cat--, ' from tie outfit. They had come ' the where to Missouri Montana, that incident occurred began the, ' one of the into of Harvey making 1 and resourceful, vicious most " The Selective Service office at - of his .time; killersvengeful ' Spanish Fork, governing all of . It was after the death of , South Utah County, has released Henry, the eldest, that pike the following information con Landusky borrowed from the ... cerning military men: Loffan' rancu a plow, which Enlisted: Paul "Hansen Jarvis, he used and returned. broken, he Army; Spanish Fork, 'ignoring' the fact' that Wilford Jack first. Cox, Springville, re-. should have repaired it ; Wilford RusForce Air enlisted had In the "meantime, Harvey of . sell 'accused Clyde, Springville, Navy; been arrested and Kerry Lee Duncan, Springville rustling. Handcuffed and" unable Army; Richard J. tq protect himself, he wasaturned sherLake City, re-Salt Robbins, .over to the bully Pike, win enlisted Army; John Lewis Bleg iff? aid, who immediately, began COWHAND TURNED OUTLAW Harvey Logan, above, the notorio.us "Kid Curry" David - abusing and beating Harvey with- -' gi, Springville, Navy; H came to a e m who one he Gilbert was swore Montana Wild because brothers of of four r the r, Bunch, Springville Logan mercy; Harvey opt Army; David Allred, Springville of their desire to own land. Butj Harvey turned to crime after being abused by a woud get revenge. . in 1894, Army: Stephen Henry Smith His opportunity came killer of! the Wild Bunch. lawman and he became the most he Air Force; Ronald Earl when Payson, after Christmas, shortly' Mason, Springville, Navy. , .' walked armed into a saloon and to strike back j at the law. Upon learning of the death of and another officer fell to the to face. face Called to active duty with. NaPike met Landusky his old leader, Harvey began his ground dead, both shot in the This time it was in Utah. on the Pike hit off jaw he tional Guard: Ronald Charles Bight back. A third officer fled to Moat Search foe Tyler and recenge. from back On north his way a sound him beating. and, gave Argyle, Spanish Fork; Otis Jack Accidentally Tyler and three for help. A boy with the officers Okelberry, Goshen; Dennis SterlPike who was well known for New Mexico, where the outlaws .'. others came upon the camp of hid in the brush. his brutality (he had killed sev-- . had fled after the Folsom ing Tanner, Spanish Fork; Wayne Probably in the dim light shec Holden, Kid Curry and a few Kid Curry. Upon, seeing the outSherman eral, men), drew his pistol and Grahtsville; by the camp fire Kid Curry die aimed at Harvey.; The weapon others killed two men in, Arizona laws wrapped in blankets arid not Don Lee Zeeman, Payson;, Snow, he had avenged the Salt djtf-nGreen-halgsquatted upon the ground in In deathrealize Lake; James Arnold go off. In i turn Harvey and then 'escaped to of his former leader. There 'they learned that dian country of eastern Utah, jfrew his and killed Pike. . . Dugway; Blaine; Dennie After various escapades with to Harvev Loean then could have their former leader, Hat Nose they assumed the Curry groupj Salt Lake City; John Butler, Had Henry George C)nrry, had been killed in be Indians. As they approached Butch Cassidy and the Wile Mfendenhall claimed Tuckett, Spanish Kid Curry took his share been alive, he would have insist- eastern Utah by Sheriff Tyler of the camp and began to dismount, Bunch, Ronald Salt Lake Fork; Finch, shots greeted them. Sheriff Tyler of the loot and appeared later iri City; Donald Kennedy Miner, ed on! it. : But without Henry to Moab. Knoxville to visit relatives. The restrain him, Harvey turned his: stolen bank note he tried to cash Springville; Clinton Eugene Roback upon what represented the set the law upon his. trail again. berts, Orem; Glade Ervin Ely, - law and took to the outlaw trail, Salt Lake City; ' Though he wounded two ofeventually to become one of the Released from military duty: ficers who attempted to catch most fearless, desperate, men of David Arland- - Cloward, Springhe made good his escape him, "notorious the . 'the Wild and punch ville; Rex Gaylon Marshall, to Jefferson City, only to be ' right-han- d man of 'Butch Cassidy, Lyle J. Tanner, Payson; captured there and jailed. though by no means his closest Curtis McClain, Orem; Eugene In jail with a loop he had made Carl Hugh A companion'.' . i. Park, Springville; Sen. Wallace Congressman- William A Dawson of broom wire he lassoed' the Harold WASHINGTON It has been said that Har-Ray authored legislation; in jailer, tied him to the bars, se-- Kenton E. Wing, Springville; F. Bennett today vey Loffan, Kid Curry, would , Williams, Spanish Wait for years to avenge, even praised the. Bureau of Land Man 1954 and 1956 permitting Utah to cured the- keys to the jail, escap Fork; Joe Lee Staheli, Payson; agement and the Utah State Land acquire title to lands covered; by ed on the sheriff's horse, and Ronald Hone. E well, a fancied wronc or travel Spanish Board for "remarkable progress" U. S. oil and gas. leases. This made his way back to Hole-i- n hundreds of miles to avenge Robert Fork; William Lucas, in getting land transferred to the has made possible the acquisition the Wall, ,'a friend's death Springville. 190,000 acres liater he and another outlaw , the fact that he was state during thejpast eight years. of approximatelywould have been Walt Putney, stole two horses otherwise which more said Bennett Sen. that '' the Maybe last of the brothers who had to , the state, Sen. Bennett from a ranch. Officers set out been part. of the Curry gang of than 900,00b acres of school lands lost The state has already re- in pursuit,, one of them wounding Navyman C. R. Penrod said. since been have Utah in surveyed 'outlaws added fuet to his lust to and the state has acquired ceived about $250000 in rental in- Logan during the exchange of Serves on kill "a revenge for the loss of 1954 to Submarme 595.000 acres, with a sur come from oil and gas leases on gun shots. With the help of Putf John title his brothers. ' M value estimated at $6 mil this land. sucueeueu in esuripr Logan, had been shot by W. H. face and MARE ISLAND, Calif. r ney narvey was C. R cospon-spSen. Bennett also of value a mineral problion, the . when he ing. championed Winters J.960 1958 Inand of in yeoman Penrod, much. USN, first, class, that times legislation A few night later a doctor a Tkaiise of a widow against that of ably many son sections A. of Mr. C. Mrs. and lieu" the "in to Penrod the extending the come from land, goes . Winters, her late husband's ranch Wyo., was held up of 93 N. 1st to mineral lands. Since passage Thermopolis, W., Lehi, is serving School Fund. state's in found was office forced to drive; and liis LaterWinters partner. the of apstate aboard has these the submarine of Utah laws;, transport cadastral "The survey several miles to attend a wounded USS dead. :Many believed Harvey had is now of mineral corfor acres 145,000 Perch, plied recommissioned, revirtually complete, man. Not too long afterward, he killed him.- The other brother, at Mare Island,; Calif., the . a costly oversight which lands. recting was again forced to attend the cently Loney Logan, had been located had from land The result transfers revenue Naval been Shipyard. losing potential same man, whose recoverj' lit with Harvey in .their old home the provisions . in .Utah's Enabling since ever schools Utah's for two he to doubtful. Since be the town. ,in Missouri Rafter Sen." Ben- Act, giving, the state title to four thought State- was not forced to go a third time!, near Parachute, Colo., in 1904. had been passing; unsigned bills nett said. established," ' sections (four square miles) j out wasbelieved .train his patient' had died. At all events he vanished for 'of their he taken from one with of each township (36 square Was it Utah The senator, together to Vied Harvey Logan? robberies. When officers good. miles) in the state, with income Some arrest the twor Harvey made, his believed that Harvey to'; be used for from the land Though mystery surrotnds his killed. was not could Logan1 have: been Loney until escape. school purposes. However,, deaths all know he was next to man the as r That these deaths alsa helped died that p cadastral survey Butch Cassidy as the most nothe stepped-uthey fashion his later life is evident by knew 1954 Butch torious outlaw of his day and by Cassidy intended program which.was begun in the fact that Kid Curry promised BYU at Sen. Bennett's request, vast taking him to South America, the most merciless killer of far death to all that blocked bis way. areas of the state had never been Of .course the trouble in. the Wild Bunch. ; Again typical of Logan was Elder Gordon B.- Hinckley, surveyed, and the lands could hot, Knoxville could have changed Those who knew him when the his reaction after the Wilcox; 'Assistant to the Council oi the therefore, be transferred. Butch's plans and accounted four Logan brothers first came Pacific . Railroad Twelve, LDS Church, will be Sen. Bennett said that the State ; for Kid Curry's' being in Wyo- yyol Union to Montana, never could understand why he became the robbery.' Butch Cassidy and his guest .speaker at the Brigham Land Board still has about 600,000 ming. outlaws had succeeded in forcing Young University devotional as- acres of land to select. "It is my Whether Kid Curry, merciless he was unless it was that . the train engineerj to uncouple the sembly. Wednesday, Jan. '3. understanding that these selec- killer and vengeful outlaw, died a first? class bully of a sheriff express car and run it a short ;. The assembly is open to the tions will be made very care- at Thermopolis, Wyo., of blood with, his insults and abuse led distance, where the robbers dyna- public and will begin at 10 a.m. fully, to insure that the state poisoning is not definite. Some him to hate what represented the :mited the safe and escaped' with in George Albert Smith will 'get the most valuable lands believe he killed himself, months law and defy it at every opporwere outlaws later following ' a train robbery tunity. $3000. When the available," be said. took cornered weeks later, a fight the place with Sheriff Hasen of gun-gslain'J the After, being posse I Logan vowed he would kill to prevent every, man who tried their escape. . The dry cleaning business affords It was. months later before investment opportunities and is already Kid Curry had his opportunity tremendous qrowth. That arowth is sure to be - ' nn military preparedness 'has resulted in heavier demands lm all spe cialist fields In the U.S. Air Force. it was announced today by Serg-eaAlbert A.; Ponsock Sr., local Air Force recruiting representative. Sergeant Ponsock ttatprt that the Air Force Nurse Corns is one field In particular where irequire- menti are continuallv inerpainff. He explained that both male and female nurses now have the opportunity to receive a direct com mission in a grade commensurate with their aee. education h professional experience, Nurses, qualifying for a commission In the Air Force Nurse Corps enter active duty in their commissioned grade. Thev enlnv the same pay and privileges as' otner Air Force officers of equal grade and work in a hiehlv i tessionai atmosphere. To qualify, a nurse must be between 21 and 35 years a U.S. citizen;, a graduate of at least a three-yea- r school of nurs ing that is acceptable to the Air Force Surgeon General; and be of high moral character. The applicant must also have ah active nurse registration in at least one state and deet the prescribed physical standards. Active duty tours are three years for male nurses and two years for females. Detailed information may be obtained by visiting the Ait Force I . , mrhal lneraspf! nt The local selective service board lists the following youths entering the.xvarious U. S. armed forces: Ross Paul Ripple, Joseph Fran cis Mecham, Gerald Leori Carter. Ted C. Draper, David Fj Adam- - ; -- The Discharges, Enlistments M U. S. Steel Head Says: Air Forco Socles Nurse Applicant TUESDAY,"" JANUARY 2, 1962 Harvey Logan Was Next jo Cassidy As M ost Notorious Outlaw lot Era By KATHRYN D j GROESBECK Before one can get a picture of '. the full western story; he must know .about gunfighters like ilar-- : v vey Logan, alias Kid Curry. For ' the outlaws were as much a part .of the' frontier as the sheriffs, the. Indians, and the gold seekers, v Unfortunately many of the ' sinners are better remembered, ihan the saints qt their day. Though among the gunfighters) there were few cowards, ' most v learned7 early "that, crime did not "r pay. ,They seldom reached the age of 30 years. Nearly all died violently as they had lived. '. Many were handsome men like the Logan brother. Harvey him- self had cold black eyes set in an impassive face. It was said . that the Staring eyes of Kid Curry V were" enough to make the shivers down a man's neck. run " Some believed that Harvey Logan and his brothers were'-- practically 4 forced down the outlaw ; trail. Was "it man's inhumanity to man that made Kid Curry, a killer and basted, him down the '. long trail of no return when he DAILY HERALD ' e. . Steel IDemand Strong As Industry Enters 1962 The steel industry enter 1962 on the strongest order and production note in two years, Roger M. Blough, chairman, U. "B. Steel Corporation, said in a year-en- d statement today. Partially due to continue! to be felt, for the third year in' a row, tUel lmportt exceeded exports. For 1&61 imports . ...in. . more ...uitn 3 ivurgumaie million tonr whila export! will be about 2 million. ' six months or During 1962 some Increase in the use of steel by iteel consumer! may be anticipated. The . reaction to the new automobiles anions Potential buyers is good, suggesUng a betr ter production yearj in that industry.. Appliance!,; machinery and' construction should aUo be using more steel in the coming months. In addition to the greater use of steel, some inventory building m Kt lif . the business recovery this increase in steel production also reflects some inventory accumu lation in contrast with the inven tory liquidation that occurred in the, first half of 1861, he said ; Mr. Blough continued: . Following a jow first quarter in 1961, steel production rose In - the second quarter as inventory cutting slowed to a near, .halt, seasonal' requirements mounted and the automotive industry rebounded from low levels of proHa4:-Vv,duction. Steel deniond in the third quarter-was maintained encouragingly despite normal seasonal effects of vacations and automotive ' eel " change-pver- s. . - t the-firs- ' V. stocks of steel nelimaa k ticipated. Their are lower lii relation - to the volume of steel, use than during any , nonrstrike period in the past fiyf years. As much as four or five million tpns of inventory accumulation seems; a reasonable expectajtion although impending labor negotiations in the industry normal relationships. Based On foreseeable j factors, an estimate- of 58 to 60 million tonsgive- or take a. couple of rs to be a feasible xor tne iirst six montns proauciipn -- v In the fourth J quarter pf 1961 production shipments and ' actual steel consumption reached the highest levels of the year.' For the year as a whole, production was more than ,97 million tons or two per cent less than in 1960. The impact of steel imports may-distor- t - - miUion--appea- Recruiting office in the Provo of 1962. 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