Richard Sims, GA, 1933 August 11

f 'Mar. 16, 1O52-Atlencs, Ga, — City Detective

Pu Cy Foster Was Shot to death heme today ‘in a

| eee duel. with, a. bandit at the corner of

Readers will
regret the news of ee chive Foster' s death, we
believe and will recall him as the barber who
Supplied AKARAAZXAX information to police week-
ing Frank buPre. The story of the DuPre case
and Foster! s part—in it-appeared inthe May
(1932) issue of this magazine under the pees
"The Murder at 3 Peachtree Street,"  KERBRKXKXKX2
Foster rose from the position of a ba eee _ that
of a star detective in Atlanta's police force,"

TRUB DETACTIVE MKG@HERIES, July; 1932, page 67

ange.

| F. C, Foster was shot to death heze today in a

"Mar, 16, 1932-Atlanta, Ga, - City Detective

revolver duel with a bandit at the corner of
Boudevard and forrest Ave., NE. Readers will
regret the news of Detective Foster's death, we
believe and will recall him as the barber who
Supplied ARARAAZHKX information to police work-
ing Frank DuPre. The story of the DuPre case
and Foster's part in it appeared in the May
(1932) issue of this magazine under the title,
"The Murder at 3 Peachtree Street,"

Foster rose from the position of a barber to thai
of a star detective in Atlanta's police force,"
TRUK DETECTIVE MXGZERLES, July; 1932, page 67

tar 16, 1932-Atlanta, Ga, - City Detective

is Ster was shot to death heme today in a
ae Guel witha bandit at the corner of
Boulevard and Forrest Ave., NE. Readers will
regret the news of Detective Foster's death, we
believe and will retell him es ‘the barber who
supplied KMXKAZX¥RK informtion to police werk-
ing Frenk DuPre. The story of the DuPre case

and Foster' s part in it appeared in the May
(1932) issue of this magazine under Boe title,
“The Murder at 3 Peachtree Street." a

Foster rose from the position of & welice tis tha

of a ster detective in atlanta's police force,
TRUE DETRCTIVE MMGEERIES, July, 1932, page 67

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MORRIS, Richard, WHITE, Mose ae SINS, Richard | |
All 18-year-old blacks, electrocuted Georgia State ‘rison
(Fulton County) on August 1l, 1933. "Their last appeal
refused by the State Supreme Court, three negro slayers of
City Detective F, C, (Red) Foster, will be resentenced to
death Friday by Superior Judge E, E, Pomeroy, Those are
Mose White, Richard Sims and Richard Morris. A 30-day re-
spite granted by Gov, Talmadge expired Wednesday. All %
were convicted of murder and given the death sentence, but
carried their cases to the Supreme Court which upheld the
lower court, Detective Foster was slain in A Boulevarde
delicatessin the night of March 16, 1932, when he surprise
the negroes in the act of holding up the place."

Sims: 170 SE - GA. =
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MORRIS, Richard, WHITE, Mose lig sims, Richard
All 18-year-old blacks, electrocuted Georgia State rison |
tFulton County) on August 11, 1933. "Their last appeal
refused by the State Supreme Court, three negro slayers of|
City Detective F, C, (Red) Foster, will be resentenced to
death Friday by Superior Judge E, E, Pomeroy, Those are
Mose White, Richard Sims and Richard Morris. A 30-day re-
spite granted by Gov, Talmadge expired Wednesday. All 3
were convicted of murder and given the death sentence, but
carried their cases to the Supreme Court which upheld the
lower court. Detective Foster was slain in a Boulevarde
delicatessin the night of March 16, 1932, when he surprise
the negroes in the act of holding up the place."

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MORRIS, Richard, WHITE. fea Tia StS, nichara
All 18-year-old blacks, electrocuted Georgia State ‘rison
tFurton County) on August 11, 1933. "Their last appeal
refused by the State Supreme Court, three negro slayers 0:
City Detective F, C, (Red) Foster, will be resentenced to
death Friday by Superior Judge E, E, Pomeroy, Those are
Mose White, Richard Sims and Richard Morris.
spite granted by Gov, Talmadge expired Wednesdays

were convicted of mrder and given the death sentence, but
carried their cases to the Supreme Court which upheld the

lower court, Detective Foster was slain in a Boulevard

delicatessin the night of March 16, 1932, when he surpr,

the negroes in the act of holding up the place." uy
Sims: 170 SE 58 = GA. - BOOK

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