WANTED BY TEES FEE!
JAMES IGNATIUS FAHERTY
Unlawful Flight To Avoid Prosecution
(Armed Robbery)
DESCRIPTION: Age 44, born April
19, 1911, Boston, Massachusetts (not
verified) ; height, 5' 7" to 5' 8V2";
weight, 155 to 170 pounds; build, me
dium; hair, brown; eyes, hazel; com
plexion, medium light; race, white;
nationality, American; occupations,
bartender, longshoreman, steam titter,
electrician, custodian and clerk; scars
and marks, large scar right side of
lower jaw, appendectomy scar; re
marks, reportedly heavy drinker of ii>
toxicants, occasionally wears mustache. • j
Faherty may be armed. Ha
should be considered extremely
dengerous.
A complaint was filed before a U. S.
Commissioner at Boston, Massachu
setts, on January 19, 1956, charging
Faherty with unlawful flight front the
State of Massachusetts to avoid prose
cution for the crime of armed robbery
of Brink’s Incorporated which oc- 1
curred at Boston, Massachusetts, on
jai/uary 17, 1950.
Any person having information
which may aid in locating this fugitive
is requested to contact the nearest
office of the FBI, the telephone number
of which appears on the firit page of
local telephone directories.
WANTED BY THE FBI
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THOMAS FRANCIS RICHARDSON
Unlawful Flight To Avoid Prosecution
(Armed Robbery)
DESCRIPTION: Age 48. born
March 22, 1907, Boston, Massachusetts
(not verified); height, 5' 7" to
5’ 8V2"; weight, 140-145 pounds;
build, medium; hair, gray; eyes, blue;
complexion, ruddy; race, white; na
tionality, American; occupation, long
shoreman; scars and marks, scar on
left side of head; remarks, may be
wearing rimless eyeglasses, has a full
upper and lower denture, has a notice
ably hoarse voice, is a chain cigarette
smoker, is fastidious in personal neat
ness, reported to be a heavy drinker of
intoxicants and is reported to have a
habit of losing false teeth when
drinking.
Richardson should be considered
armed and extremely dangerous.
A complaint was filed before a U. S.
Commissioner at Boston, Massachu
setts, on January 19, 1956, charging
Richardson with unlawful flight from
the State of Massachusetts to avoid
prosecution for the crime of armed
robbery of Brink's Incorporated which
* occurred at Boston, Massachusetts, on
January 17, 1950.
Any person having information
which may aid in locating this fugitive
is requested to contact the nearest
office of the FBI, the telephone number
of which appears on the first page of
local telephone directories.
Flight to Pole Is
I Reminder of
I (Canada's Claims
OTTAWA, Ont., W)—Governor
General Vincent Massey Tuesday
took off into sunny skies on a
flight to communities on Canada’s
northern fringes and to the North
Pole.
Massey’s inspection trip is in
tended as a reminder that the arc
tic, right up to the North Pole, is
considered Canadian territory by
Canadians. He will visit Eskimo
settlements, meet with mission
aries and inspect defense installa
tions.
A small group of well-wishers
waved as his Canadian Air Force
plane taxied away. He said an af
fectionate goodby to his two
young granddaughters.
Massey was clad in a fur hat, a
navy blue parka and red turtle
neck sweater in anticipation of
the plane’s stop last night at Fro
bisher Bay on Baffin Island.
ACS Compiles ‘Sea-Going*
Telephone Book of Ships
In Alaskan Waters
SEATTLE, LP — A “sea-going"
telephone book is being distrib
uted by the Alaska Communica
tion System.
The 1956 coastal telephone ser
vice directory is designed to help
ships equipped with ship-to-shore
telephone and telegraph equip
ment.
The book contains such infor
mation is a listing of vessels fre
quently located in Alaskan wat
ers, the owner’s name, address
and the vessel’s call sign.
A listing of ACS coastal sta
tions, giving their call signs,
working frequencies, locations
and hours of operation is also in
cluded.
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Susan Ball Memorial
Cancer Fund Established
HOLLYWOOD, UP— Establish
ment of the Suzan Ball Memorial
Fund as a national cancer agency
honoring the memory of the late
actress is announced by the spon
' soring City of Hope Medical Cen-1
ter. Miss Ball died of cancer last
year.
Actor Dick Powell and his wife,
June Allyson, were named co
chairmen of the fund.
Jim Walsh, local Pan American
Airways representative, left for
Fairbanks yesterday to attend a
special meeting of company of
ficials being held there for the
purpose of preparing for the
stepped-up summer schedule and
new changes for quicker handling
of passengers.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Man Who Killed One
Of The Northwest’s Worst
Desperadoes, Dies at 81
TACOMA, (jP — The man who
felled Harry Tracy to end the
Pacific Northwest’s greatest man
hunt is dead at the age of 81.
Maurice Smith died in obscur
ity Saturday at the little Hood
Canal village of Brinnon — in
sharp contrast to the wide acclaim
he won on that day 54 years ago
when the trail of Harry Tracy
came to an end in a barley field
50 miles west of Spokane.
Harry Tracy? It was a name
parents could use to frighten
their children to sleep while he
was on the loose.
Tracy blazed a trail of death
and terror across the Northwest
after he and another robber left
three guards dead or dying in an
escape from the Oregon state
penitentiary in 1902. Tracy eluded
officers and national guardsmen,
killed his companion and would
be captors and commandeered
horses and lodging as he fled
through Washington.
Smith, a young Spokane attor
ney, led a five-man posse after
Tracy after a farm boy told of
his whereabouts. He wounded the
fleeing badman as he ran from
a barn. Tracy then ended his
own life with his final shot as
he lay in a dusty gully.
Tracy’s body was taken back to
the grounds of the Oregon prison
for burial. Legend has it that
souvenir hunters almost hacked
his coffin to pieces.
Phillips Petroleum Will
Try Again in Alaska
BARTLESVILLE, Okla., W>—
Mar. 20, Uft—The Phillips Petrole
um Co. said in its annual report
today that it has begun drilling of
a third exploratory well in Alaska.
The report added that “two
wells previously drilled were not
commercially productive.”
The firm is operating in the
Cordova region.
It reported net earnings in 1955
that were the highest in the firm’s
history and 25 percent over 1954.
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