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The filling station on Lexington Avenue, New York, where Bruno R. Hauptmann passed $10 gold certificate that led to his arrest as the alleged receiver of the Lindbergh kidnap ransom money, Sept. 20, 1934. Walter Lyle, manager of the station, became suspicious when the gold certificate was presented to him and noted the number on the license plates of the car Hauptmann was driving. He and his assistant then rushed to a nearby bank and had the bill checked against a list of numbers of the Lindbergh ransom notes. They found Lyle???s note was included and immediately notified authorities. (AP Photo)
16308
Minimum price 50PLN
1934-09-20
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
3294371
1,76MB
25cm x 19cm przy 300dpi
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