The Daily Reporter from Dover, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE 2 THE DAILY REPORTER. DOVER, OHIO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1956 READ REPORTER CLASSIFIED ADS O'Keefe Fingers Pals In Brink's Holdup (Continued From Page 1) Brink's robbery, resulted in the 148 counts and 10 alleged Stanley A. Gusciora, 36, now in a Pittsburgh jail; Joseph S. Banfield, 45, now dead; Anthony Pino, 48; Michael V. Gcagatt, 47; Vincent J.

Costa, 41; Joseph F. McGinnis, 52; Adolph Maffie, 44; Henry Baker, 49; Richardson; Faherty; and O'Keefe himself, who was brought from a Springfield jail to testify. O'Keefe told this startling story of the fabulous theft: The robbery had been planned for a year and a half and during that time, the robbers made frequent visits to the Brink's plant at night to remove locks from doors, have keys made for them and return them without the single night watchman becoming suspicious. The robbers didn't need help from the Brink's em- ploye was on the job because the group had keys to "every lock in the joint," O'Keefe said be decided to talk because he didn't get his share of the loot. But, Boston newspapers hinted there were other reasons he decided to tell all to the authorities.

newspapers quoted unidentified sources as saying O'Keefe feared for his life at the hands of his underworld friends after he was released from Hampden County Jail in Springfield, where he was due for freedom next month after serving time on an bid gun carrying charge. O'Keefe was the target of at least one attempt on his life. In June, 1954, a machine gun was turned on him in a Dorchester housing project. Police believe the gun was wielded by Elmer (Trigger) Burke, a New York killer-for- hire, now under death sentence for murder in New York. Meanwhile, those indicted and captured were held in high $120,000 for McGinnis; $110,000 for the Suffolk County Dist.

Atty. Garrett H. Byrne said he plans to arraign them next week and bring them to trial within a couple of months. Youthful Gang Caught In Toledo TOLEDO, Ohio young men were in jail here today accused of being members of the gang of five who held up a tourist resort near here and fatally shot Philip Azar, 32, last Saturday, police reported. The men were identified in a police lineup by the operator of the resort and two women employes who named one of them as the gunman who shot Azar as he walked in on the holdup.

SUN Ml P.M. She's lohnny was her man! HERBERT i YATES prmnti JOAN CRAWFORD at tkt woman turrlng mm MOW SCOT NcttMBMDK CO-HIT FINGERS BRINK'S GANG. District Attorney Garrett Byrne (top, right) accompanies Joseph "Specs" O'Keefe before the Suffolk County, grand jury to testify that he broke the case wide open because he was twice marked for gangland murder and was also double-crossed in the splitup of the loot. The grand jury returned 46 indictments against "Specs" and 10 other men in the fabulous Brink's holdup of six years ago. Thomas Lloyd (bottom, left); head cashier at Brink's at the time of the holdup, and James Allen (right), another Brink's employe," appeared as witnesses before the grand jury.

(International) 5 Year Old Is Flown To Shrine At Lourdes ALBUQUERQUE 5-year- old Los Alamos boy has left Albuquerque municipal airport aboard an airliner on a "mercy flight" to the Lourdes shrine in France. The child is believed dying of leukemia. The State Department, medical authorities, Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, the Red Cross, Salvation Army and two airlines have pooled resources and influence to pave the way for the flight.

Accompanying Luis Dealva, thought a "terminal case" unless the shrine produces a miracle, are his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Dealva of Los Alamos and a special nurse, Elizabeth Ready. They are to reach Parts by Sunday morning and hope to bathe the child in the shrine's waters by the same night "We decided on the trip only Friday," the boys father, a tech- nician in the radiological, physics group in Los Alamos, said. The father told close friends that he realized the child might die before reaching the shrine.

The boy became ill with leukemia, cancer of the blood, a year and a half ago. Blood transfusions and medicines reportedly gave him only temporary relief. Professor Dies At Michigan U. ANN ARBOR, Mich. Marion E.

McCartor, a native of Salem, Ohio, died yesterday in University Hospital 35 minutes after he wai stricken with a heart attack while teaching a class in musical theory at the University of Michigan. McCartor, 41, Is survived by widow, Jan, and three daughters. Heirlooms Taken MIAMI, Fla. (ft Benjamin ranklin's spectacles and one of ohn Dillinger's guns were report- 'd stolen Friday. Detectives John Hammer and B.

J. Palmer said the pistol, a 38 colt, was taken from the home of Frank Denis. The owner, told officers he took the gun from pub-' ic enemy Dillinger in a bar years ago, when he was a policeman. Mrs. Lowry Bell told police the glasses taken from were in heirloom, worn by "ranklin shortly before his death.

MYC's Aerotrain To Be In Cleveland CLEVELAND New York Central system's experimental Aerotrain" comes to Cleveland next Wednesday for public exhibi- A lightweight 10-coach passenger train built by General Motors, it recently made the Chicago-Detroit run in three hours and 59 seconds. The train will be open to the public at Cleveland Union Terminal and it will be next shown at Dayton. FUNERAL SET FOR DENTIST YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio MV-Funeral for John Majoros, 73, -a dentist and leader in Hungarian circles here and in Cleveland, will be held Monday in St. George's Greek Catholic Church. He died Thursday as the result of injuries suffered in a traffic accident Wednesday.

Negro Physician's House In Florida Riddled By Gunfire PENSACOLA, Fla. house of a prominent Negro physician, in a section where white homes adjoin, was riddled by gunfire early Friday. Dr. C. A.

Augustus said he and his wife retired about 11 p.m. Thursday, and did not discover the damage until Friday morning. Police said apparently three shotgun charges and rifle or pistol bullets were fired into the dwelling. No one was hurt. Windows in a bedroom in which the couple's two small daughters slept were smashed.

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