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1967Cougar390
Practically Family
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His hat was part of the International Rice Festival in Louisiana. His fedora is covered in rice. Here is a picture with the President, First Lady and the Rice Queens Judith Ann Haydeland.
Steven
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OK. I thought perhaps he was caught in a breadcrumb storm.
Sent directly from my mind to yours.
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I remember the great breadcrumb storm of aught-nine. The screams haunt my nightmares.
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1967Cougar390
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WOW I was mistaken! I thought the “great breadcrumb storm” was Jovembuary 32nd.
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Not to mention when lint storms devastated the Hungarian Velcro crops back in the early 80s.
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WOW I was mistaken! I thought the “great breadcrumb storm” was Jovembuary 32nd.
A common mistake. That was the Great Crouton storm. Similar, but not the same.
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AbbaDatDeHat
I'll Lock Up
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I believe that was his phone numbers hat.
Secret Service carried the football.
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Whitey Bulger 89, dead today while serving a life sentence.
1967Cougar390
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Was it common to do mug shots with fedoras? If that’s prison issues I guess that’s kind of cool. Not cool enough to go to prison so you can get a hat. Kind of cool in its own way though.
Steven
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It was probably as common back then as arrest records with tattoo cards are today.
Tukwila
My Mail is Forwarded Here
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I thought it got hit with the texture gun but then orange peel walls weren't the thing back then...
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Joseph Petrosino (1860 - 1909 assassinated)
NYPD Lieutenant & Detective
NYPD Lieutenant & Detective
Great pics, HJ. Imposing looking group on the walkway.
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The one 3rd from the left was being arrested on suspicion of being a member of the Black Hand. The other 2 are LE officers, along with Petrosino.
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Could be maybe. Fanucci like. Been a while since I saw the movie.
I've been racking my brain (real one) tryin to remember something I knew about him. Finally had to go to my other (AI) brain to remember he was the first Italian speaking officer in NYPD's history. Helped in his raising by an Irish judge.
Tukwila
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Looks like the character Fanucci to me.
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He was assassinated in Palermo Italy. The US had passed a law that if an immigrant had been convicted of a crime in the 3 yrs before coming to the US then he/she could be deported. Petrosino was in Italy checking records & a judge leaked what he was doing to the mafia. The Black Hand took credit for his assassination.
