Middletown Sleuth Probes Crater Mystery
Staff writer AL Green notes it has been 46 years since State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Force Crater vanished, a famed unsolved case. The piece ponders whether he was murdered or disappeared under an assumed name, fueling ongoing intrigue in Middletown.
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Tam
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Life Magazine
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Harlem
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Honor Legion
The Crater Case Theorized by Retired Detective Golemboski
Peter P. Golemboski, a 78 year old retired New York City detective, theorizes that Judge Crater was murdered and buried under a Bronxville mansion wine cellar floor, though he has no proof to compel a court order. He pins conjecture on the early 1930s New York political corruption era and remains convinced despite lacking evidence.
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New York City
Peter P. Golemboski
Columbia Ave
Judge Crater
Bronxville
Westchester County
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Life
Skywheel Red Oversees Orange County Fair Thrill Ride
Airborne ride operator James Radford known as Skywheel Red surveys fair activities from the ground as Mrs. Donald Kindle and her children Christine and Eric enjoy a Paratrooper ride Sunday at the Orange County Fair.
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Skywheel
Donald Kindle
Christine
Eric
Orange County
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