Word: baile
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Foiled Again. In Casper, Wyo., L. D. Mudge bravely entered a police station to bail out a pal, got jugged as an escaped prisoner when a cop saw through his set of false whiskers...
While strikers cried "Fascism," police arrested three female officers of one union. The women were promptly released on bail (and one got married), but the arrest was enough to start lawyers for both sides preparing a case to test the constitutionality of Governor Driscoll's rough-tough...
Frankie was charged with battery and freed on $500 bail. He would be tried by a jury May 27. He flew off to Manhattan, where the Council Against Intolerance in America gave him a prize for other efforts. Manhattan's left-winging tabloid PM, on Frankie's side, dignified the brawl with a 1,000-word editorial. (He "must have warmed the hearts of millions," said PM-but conceded that this was probably not the best way to strike a blow at race prejudice.) In the Hearstpapers-which painstakingly reviewed Frankie's association with left-wing groups...
Lesson. In Bremerton, Wash., Oren B. Relyea forfeited $50 bail on a charge of negligent driving, resumed his job teaching a "driver education" class...
...Francis Eugene Waldron in Seattle in 1905, he has used at least six aliases. As Frank Waldron he was arrested six times in five months during the stormy winter of 1929-30 in Los Angeles. Convicted of attempting to "rout" (a shade less serious than riot), he had jumped bail. At one time he had received a passport under the name of Paul Walsh...