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affidavit outlines theft and connections to gambling crackdown in Syracuse
E Onondaga sr. tells police several items stolen from Guth Building second floor while Buckland and Silverman run jewelry business from 100 block Onondaga. Buckland names signs SLOPPY FAST SLOW GOOD MUDDY as Silverman property. Mayor Costello defends police radio cooperation and notes public participation fuels gambling and horserooms as crackdown continues.
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E. Onondaga Sr
Silverman
Marc Buckland
Fayetteville
Guth Building
Wien
Herald-Journal
Edward Guth
Guth
Buckland
Kinney
E. Onondaga St
Herald- Journal
New York State
Costello