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ATLANTA, — “I was pray
ing that I could stop him and I
did.”
That’s what an attractive sub
urban Hapeville mother told
police Friday after she deliberate
ly crashed her small sedan into
another car and rescued her 7
year-old daughter from a would
be abductor.
Mrs. R. E. Carroll told detec
tives she could see her daughter,
Sally, fighting to get out the
window.
“I could see my baby and that’s
all I could see,” she said. “He
started off fast and I rammed him
as hard as I could.”
Detectives identified the youth
from papers found in his wallet
as Raymond A. McMahon, 17, of
Chicago. The detectives said he
fled on foot after the collision.
Blood hounds were put on his trail
but he was not found. They gave
this account:
Sally and her sister, Susie, 9,
were visiting a friend when a car
pulled up and a youth asked the
girls:
“How about pushing this but
• ton and helping me start the
car?”
Sally walked over and the
youth grabbed her. He yanked
her screaming into the car and
sped away. Susie ran shouting for
hei mother.
Mrs. Carroll obtained a descrip
tion of the car, told the neighbor
to call police, jumped into her
own small sedan and went in
search of her daughter.
She spotted the car parked about "
a mile away and could see the
girl fighting to get out of the
window.”
When the other car started off
Mrs. Carroll crashed her car into
it. Sally was flung into the street,
but suffered only a cut on her
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LAST CIVIL WAR VETERAN /
CRITICALLY ILL AT 116
HOUSTON, Tex., UP> — Walter
Williams, 116, the nation’s last
Civil War veteran, was critically
ill Saturday after suffering a re
lapse of pneumonia.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Jerry Manning, President
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Worthy Matron
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Secretary
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