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RR —————— = \ _ UNITED STATES BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ¥orm No. 1 THis case onicinaTeD AT Kansas City, Missouri St. Paul FN=N°-26-2528 REPORT MADE AT: DATK WHEN MADE: PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: | REPPRT MADE BY: St. Paul, Minn. 7-31-33 7/24/33 R. C. Coulter CHARACTER OF CASE: INATIONAL MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT ACT. CLYDE BARROW, et al. . OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. SYNOPSIS or FACTS: ra Peace officers in southern Minnesota, western Wisconsin, and the State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension of Minnesota notified thet BARROW was headed toward the state on July 24, 1935, reported seen near Blue rth, Minnesota, on the game date but nothing further learned of his whereabouts. RUC. DETALLS: At St. Peul, Minnesots Investigation in captioned case was predicated on 4 telephone call from Special Agent 0. C. Dewey of the Kensas City Bureau office from Dellas Center, Iowa, at 2:20 p.m, July 24, 1933. In substance he advised that BARROW, with possibly three other men, one of whom might be BOB BRADY, had a shooting serap with officers in that vicinity and were last seen about noon at Luverne, Iowa, headed toward Minnesota driving e 1930 model dark colored Chevrolet Coach bearing lowe license Now 77-13662. He stated BARROW was wented for the robbery of an armory at Enid. Oklahoma, and thet he was vented for violation of the National Motor Vehicle --e-- Theft Act. Immediately following receipt of this telephone communication, the Sheriffs of Mason City, Iow; Austin, Minnesota; Albert Lea, Minnesota; Rochester, Minnesota; and La Crosse, Wisconsin, were contacted by phone and given all available data and in addition thereto, requested to immediately communicate the informstion to the police departments in their vicinity and to render all possible assistance with e view of apprehending BARROW.