Word: fingold
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Police bribery is probably keeping Harvard Square's $1000-a-day bookmakers on their feet, in the opinion of George F. Fingold, one-time Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts...
...Fingold spoke last night on "Crime and Politics in Massachusetts" at Lamont Forum Room. After the meeting he told the CRIMSON that its $1000 gambling estimate was "very probably right." He added that a bookle "can't operate 24 hours in a hig city without a fix with the police...
...Newspapers just have to keep hitting and hitting at these guys if we're going to get rid of them," said Fingold. One of the State's leading racket-busters, he recently testified before a Senate subcommittee on nation-wide crime syndicates...
...Boston Traveler commented in July of 1948 that "George Fingold, Assistant Attorney-General who headed the Revere scandal probe, merits commendation for public service. The racket-buster might be called a born lawyer...
...Fingold's story is one of hard work and opportunities grasped by the horns. He is an official of integrity of whom the law-abiding citizens of this Commonwealth may be proud...