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Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Inscription (CRIM 0074): "Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Photo shows, l[eft] to r[ight]: Jeremiah Fotte, James Stealy, Daisy Folk, James Stelgrave, [all African Americans,] Deputy Chief Inspector... |
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Four policy bankers quizzed Caption: "Four policy 'bankers' quizzed--In lobby of Brooklyn rackets probe office, 184 Joralemon St., Assistant District Attorney Malvin Davidson rounds up four men [all African American] seized... |
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Lottery equipment Caption: "Lottery equipment--Police Sgt. Arthur Winquist and Dominick Spinelli, attendant, look over a ponderous cutting machine printer and policy slips at the Bath Beach station house after... |
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The $2 answer Caption: "The $2 answer--One of the $2 bill halves used as a talisman against arrest for gambling in the 19th Division, according to the district attorney's office, and the way a 'runner' would... |
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Iron bookie Caption: "Iron bookie--Patrolman Thomas Lawrence checks over 'cheesebox' gadget found in room at 264 W. 23d St., Manhattan, which was used by bookie ring in Brooklyn to make contact with bettors... |
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Bagged in latest gambling raid Caption: "Bagged in latest gambling raid--Investigator Bud Hervey, of the Brooklyn rackets investigation office, is shown with two men seized in Flatbush raid, Arthur Hurley, center, and Ernest... |
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Seized in smashing of big policy ring Caption: "Seized in smashing of big policy ring--Bashful sextet hides faces as they are brought into County Court for arraignment as material witnesses after racket-busters smashed $2,500,000-a-... |
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Policy prisoners Caption: "Policy prisoners--Booked at the Poplar St. Station following today's big policy raid were, left to right, Sigismondo Baldassarre, Clarence Brown, James Carroll, Modesto Suarez, Matty... |
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A policy that went wrong Caption: "A policy that went wrong--Ann Brooks, 27, left, and Betty Richardson, 31, are escorted to Night Court by Assistant District Attorney Malvin Davidson for arrignment on policy charges." |
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Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Inscription: "Policy raid at 446 Quincy St. Photo shows, l[eft] to r[ight]: Jeremiah Fotte, James Stealy, Daisy Folk, James Stelgrave, [all African Americans,] Deputy Chief Inspector Lewis... |