| Show -- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Monday June S 1953 4 Maniacs Trio lees Cells THEN eunzz I THEATRJC v - tilkofr- Alerted 't June N Y 7 (UP) 4:wo dangerous murderers 44 a rapist escaped Sunday Atm the Matteawan State liosgtal for the criminally insane and evaded an elaborate police &ganef thrown up in this Mbuntainous area l7hese men are unusually dangerous" said Dr John Ir Valle superintendent of the hospital "They will put up a fight before they are captured" State police Warned mOtorists Mot to pick up any hitchhikers and told residents of isolated borne& sprinkled through the wooded area to be on the alert for the men Saw Through Door William Schmidt 29 of New York William Shanks 30 of New York and Raymond Wood 27 of Oneonta N Y broke out of the hospital at about 8:15 am by sawing through a barred door with a hacksaw probably smuggled Into them Roadblocks were thrown up Immediately after the escape was discovered shout 15 minutes hiker but no trace of the men was found Xliii 8 Friends Wood was committed to the hospital in February 1946 after being convicted of first degree murder for killing three of his friends at a Christmas Eve party in Oneonta in 1045 Shanks a Negro was convicted of murdering a man in a barroom brawl in Brooklyn In 1947 (His Wife Mrs Rhea Shanks lives in Brooklyn the - - heavy truck Wreckage from the truck and streetcar was scattered two blocks Approximately 20 persona with undetermined injuries were taken to hospitals The motorman P E Seder-Quis- t died when the truck's steel body cut Into the front of the streetcar He slumped to the floor and the car rolled for a block before his foot fell from the pedal automatically shutting off the power and stopping the trolley few and the the IL Medicine - 7 4 1 2915ri EDL 2 --- iI 4'' rt i kr i ' 2 - ' s- t t 1' '0 qa""-- " '' '' 7'st - : ' '' -- ?I 4:i :l is-- ' -- 41"''- ! 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- a ceiblocjt with acetylene torches way through Greatest Washer Bay! dining ' ! t 711 ' P 14 it ''' (II: - - - partici !manhunt were among seven paled in last month't blowtorch who broke out of the upper escape from Northern Michigan Prison was captured 10 America's miles south of here late Sunday while hiding in a resort area on the Wisconsin side of the I110 ith Menominee River Morrison serving a life term for armed robbery surrendered without a struggle when state A police spotted him stealing between cottages Morrison said ' he believed Lloyd Russell 31 the alleged ringleader of the May 22 break from Marquette Prison still was on the Michigan side of the river Two sets of footprints found early Sunday near liermansville 10 miles north of here Eery Yew Appliamoo led police to believe the other Where Noe Oet two fugitives John McDowell' 40 and Joseph McMackin 35 S a IL Green Stamps were hiding in the Hermans- CHWAGO June 7 (INS)- -Mr and Mrs Elmer Flitt sat In their Chicago flat eating pork chops Saturday night when the front door was smashed in A man sprinted past the room table and smashed through a rear door Before Fled could lay down his fork two policemen charged in firing revolvers and disappeared out the urns door Captured outside the man Identified himself as Alfred Taylor and did not exptain why he headed into the apartment when the chase began Platt looked over the damage and said to his wife "How about another pork chop?" shows Chesterfield quality highest 'UlT51U4Ser 6 t HARVE MONT June 7 LP— Flood danger along the Milk River eased Sunday as the river reached its crest at Havre two feet below the level of last year's disastrous flood The river hit the crest at 2:30 amoand 12 hours later bad dropped nine inches at Havre Damage from the raging waters here estimated at $138000 by the U S Army Engineers This did not include damage to a city sewer plant closed down by the flood The engineers said 250 homes in Havre were flooded Estimates of the families dislocated by the high water varied from 1000 to 1800 persons Unless there is an unusually heavy rain the flood threat for Havre has passed the Red Cross said The index of good quality table— t 1rti!rifrs i - IgeturPciwetrhing leading cigarette brands River of Dust LAREDO TEX June 7 (UP) —The Rio Grande was a river 1947 111- iritlitY "3' ty YOBIL--D- r Gem Roheim anthropologiat and psychowas who internationally analyst known before he came here from Budapest Hungary in 1938 NEW YORE — Dr E David Friedman 68 professor of neurol and head of the department orty neurology at the New York ' - 1- I Vigilantes Pass On LANCASTER PA June (UP)--- The Detective Asp of Lancaster and Chester Counties organized In 1897 Vigilantes to Prevent hors "rustling" passed into the history of the wild east Sun day Members voted to dissolve the 'union which switched to apprehending chicken thieves when horse dealing became outznoded NEW r !pill 10—' ttl GUNFIRE ROT! !Police Grab 1 of Convicts in 'Torch' Escape PASS THAT "maximum secuNATHAN MICH The convicts the object of peninsula's June 7 priso 31 one Morrison Michigan's longest sustained EXTRA CHOP Ran—charles of four convicts who oast 61 t $ nm 4:0 except for a trickles of running water rapidly drying pools for 200 miles downstream to Gulf of Mexico Hunt Lost Sailors WILMINGTON DEL June 7 Guard patrol boats searched the Deleware Bay Sunday for three missing seamen feared lost after the col lision of two oil tankers 40 miles south of Philadelphia ern sales manager for the Arco Corporation of Cideveland it l Louis st101111 Antoinette lamme who devoted 18 years of her lift to transcribing books Into braille for tho blind ' s 4A -'- of dust Sunday Blamed in Bus Upset LONG BEACH CAL June on the part of a bus load of 63 children was blamed Sunday for the bus overturning and causing minor injuries to 12 of the youngsters Police officer John Bricker who was driving the children to a picnic said the whole group shifted to the left aide of the bus to wave at a passing car Officer Bricker added: "Over we went" Crow leY 85 a chemkat engineer and east- — - 4 -- 11 LOS ANGELES June 7 Lti — streetcar Its A passenger-fillemotorman fatally injured rolled for nearly a block Sun day after a collision with a D of - Tram Rolls Wild in Crash of geology at Wellesley Congo CAMBIUM! MASS—Thomas Henry Saunders 88 professor emeritus of accounting at Harvard University College - SCANNING TIIE USA POCA8811T MASS—Miss Mary A Willcox 97 professor merit& from 1927 to V '44 "I cal am a lima of roar caliber" OBIZNIVICH CONN June 7— Henry Fletcher 75 a member of the Now York law firm of Fletcher and Brown' ' 00 oeeeV aor Vim 'York Times News Service ' 111)) i Deaths in U S 714—Al 1 NIII") Schmidt (whose brother was Identified as Fran Sznith of Like Ronkonkoma tong Island) was committed for rape UNION 4 1N t hospital said) ! aki ) - :13EACON Havre Flood Peril Eases AC tkt 7C0) -- NOW 1 )1114) 61J STATE I 'S fj FILtr(iP I T it |
