Burglary arrest, 1951
April 16, 1951. James Frantz -- suspect.
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961
Burglary arrest, 1951 (2)
April 16, 1951. James Frantz -- suspect (not shown); Officer L.S. Strand and Officer F.A. Wraner display some of the recovered loot.
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961
Bunco arrest, 1957
7 October 1957. Clinton J. Sovereign, 68, 'investment counselor,' booked on suspicion of grand theft-bunco. Police say he took $16,000 from two women in return for phony oil stock". Okay, I admit it, I love the word 'Bunco' and I'm pretty much going to grab any photo to which its been attached but here we get the bonus of a guy named Clinton J. Sovereign! Clinton J. Sovereign? Jesus, it just doesn't get any better than this, sounds like the Russell Hicks character right out of The Bank Dick. I'm almost not sorry for these two women for giving their money to this guy.
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961
Kindig arrest, false statements, 1952
29 September 1952. Mrs. Eleanor Kindig arrested for giving false information to Federal Bureau of Investigation. (You mustn't lie to the FBI. That's a rule)
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961
Arrest dope peddler, 1952
9 May 1952. Walter Paul Collins -- 30 years (suspect); LAPD Narcotics Officers S.D. Broadhurst and L.M. Lucarelli.
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961
Narcotics Arrest, 1951
7 November 1951. LAPD Narcotics Officer William A. Caskey left, and Guido Penosi and Louis Salerno (Narcotic Peddlers). And a pretty nice Western-Electric 302 over here in the lower left-hand corner.
USC digital archive/Los Angeles Examiner Collection, 1920-1961