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Sample of vandalism Man in suit reaching up to touch ripped awning on commercial street; automobiles and row of strorefronts in background. Caption: "SAMPLE OF VANDALISM: Max Grossberg, partner in National Gift Shop... |
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Thieves' port of entry Man in suit standing on ladder (not seen) to look at hole in wall above rack of clothes. Caption: "THIEVES' PORT OF ENTRY: Al Bass, manager of Borough Park store in Crawford Clothes chain,... |
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Harry Schadkin Caption: "Harry Schadkin, 49, of 2448 E. 18th St., one of the messengers [held up and robbed of $16,000 in payroll in front of 325 Jay Street], who died of a heart attack [shortly after the... |
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Now it's their turn Caption: "Now it's their turn--Victims of recent holdups in Brooklyn exchange stories while waiting at 4th Ave. police station to identify teenage suspects." |
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Scene of vandalism Man in suit standing amid torn and ripped furniture in vandalized living room. Caption: "SCENE OF VANDALISM: Charles Ulrich looks over some of damage in living room of his home at 220 Marlborough... |
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The remains Man in workshop or basement holding head of a partially destroyed sculpture of a seated figure; second man in trench coat observing at right. Caption: "THE REMAINS: Nicholas Ramponi shows the... |
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Remembers it well Adolescent boy and three men, one pointing at adolescent boy, seated at table. Caption: "REMEMBERS IT WELL: Edward Walsh identifies Jack Koslow, oldest of the Kill-for-Thrill gang, as one of the... |
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Describing $53,444 traffic light holdup Caption: "Describing $53,444 traffic light holdup--Walter Poock and Frank Garzilla tell how two armed bandits took $15,055 in cash and $38,389 in endorsed checks from them yesterday when they... |
