Retiring lawman recalls famed mobsters and cases
Raymond F. McCarthy, a long time state crime investigator, recalls mobsters like Bugsy Siegel and Mickey Cohen and major cases from the 1940s to the 1950s. He notes criminals now rely on lawyers and accountants, not muscle, and reflects on changes in law and procedure as he nears retirement to Sierra City with his wife Audrey.
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Calif
UPI
Raymond F. McCarthy
Bugsy Siegel
Mickey Cohen
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Cohen
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Harry S. Truman
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Mas
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State Board of Equalization
Mexico
Tor Keen
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Laugh-In style Russia show dominates Moscow weekend TV
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How to Break 100 and Other Notions in How To Books
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UPI
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