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Charlie Paddock, who not so far back was burning up the cinder paths as the "world's fastest human," is shown in New York City on Jan. 11, 1938, to consult district Attorney Thomas Dewey on how to run the racketeers out of Long Beach, California. Paddock, now business manager of the Long Beach Press - Telegram and Sun, is head of that city's committee of 10,000 organized to battle the "Muscle-in" boys. (AP Photo)

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created date 1938-01-11

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source Associated Press

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original transmission reference 380111020

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