CROWD'S MISTAKE
INNOCENT MAN ATTACKED NEW YORK. July 10 Apparently an innocent man, later identified as Woody Hockada.v, who tried to get a better view of President Hoosevelt as ho passed in an automobile at Oklahoma City was arrested. A crowd, misunderstanding his forward movement, started to attack him. Secret Service officers released Hockaday when, on being searched, it was discovered that he had no weapons, Hockaday said: "I am a wellwisher of the President." Mr. ]?oosevelt is touring the country on a political campaign.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23088, 13 July 1938, Page 13
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