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Bonnie and Clyde — Part 2
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which they attempted to burn, found; also copy of "Country Gentlemen” with
address "Ray Ne White, Yale, Ia.” was found, Subjects purchased clothing at
Mt. Ayr, Iee consisting of womn's riding britches and high leather riding
booth.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 21, 22 and 23, Subjects
seen around Dexter, lowe, where they had camp in woods.
Monday, July 24, 1955, subjects engaged in gun battle with
officers in woods north of Dexter, Iowmm, One officer, Os Ce Riley, Deputy
Sheriff, Des Moines, Iowa, badly wounded, but will recover. Stole Plymouth
Sedan belonging to Valloy Fellers, Redfield, lows, nnd abandoned same near
Polk City, Iowa, Stole Chevrolet Coach belonging to George Allbright, and
abandoned same on July 27, 1953 at Broken Bow, Nebraska. Marvin and Blanche
Barrow captured at Dexter, Iowne
Tuesday, July 25, 1925, Blanche Barrow turned over to officers
end returned to Platte City, Missouri, to stand trial on charges of Attempt
to Kill.
Thursday, July 27, 1955, Hubert Bleigh apprehended at Snomac,
Oklahoma.
Saturday, July 29, 1955, Marvin Barrow died at 1:50 AcMe at
Perry, Iowae
On Wednesday, July 26, 1955, the following relatives and friends
of Marvin Barrow arrived from Dalles, Texas:
Mrse Henry 3B. Barrow, mother of Clyde and Mervin Barrow.
Mrs. Ae Ce Turner, friend of fusily.
Le Ce Barrow, age 19, brother of Clyde end Marvin.
Mrs, Billie Mace, sister of Bonnie Perker.
Mrse Je Ts Parker, mother of Bonnie Parkers.
These perties arrived in a Model A Ford, 1980 Model, 4 door
Sedan, dDlack body, green wire wheels, spare tire on rear end amll silver eagle
on each front fender, larger eagle on ges tank cap in front of windshield,
tail light on each rear fenier of car, Motor #1523597, bearing 1935 Texas
license 265-972.
On July 27, 1955, there appeered in the Kansas City Star an —
article reflecting the prehension of one Herbert Blythe, near Seminole, i
Oklchomae The writer, after reading this article, contacted Acting Special '
Agent in Charge Fe J. Blake, at Oklahoma City, with respect to the matter, k
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