Article clipped from Berkeley Daily Gazette

Man Held byPolice AdmitsRITocal TheftsSan Francisco police today were holding Harold Perry, 33, believed to be responsible for 62 burglaries in that city and, according to Berkeley Police Inspector William Robinson, to have admitted four Berkeley burglaries on Dec. 16.Robinson said the arrest of Perry cleared the mystery of the theft of a 200-pound cash register from a restaurant at 2956 College Ave. The register, valued at $500, later was found in Lake Temescal completely ruined. It : contained $50 at the time of thei| theft, but was empty when re-icovered.Other Berkeley entries included two taverns, one at 2800 San Pablo Ave., the* other at 3101 San Pablo Ave., and a grocery store at 2942 Domingo Ave. The establishment on Domingo Ave. was entered again last night and robbed ofliqquor.tltlw
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Berkeley Daily Gazette

Berkeley, California, US

Thu, Jan 17, 1946

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