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Toledo Chief of Police miscellaneous papers, 1924-1947
MSS-162
Size: .25 linear feet
Provenance: received from Ms. Judy Sikorski, Spring 2002
Access: open
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Processing Note:
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Completed by: Kim Brownlee, June 2002
Scope and Content Note
Toledo Chief of Police miscellaneous papers, 1924-1947, consist of correspondence, police department records, and one scrapbook. The correspondence consists of two files covering the dates from 1924-1927. The police records consist of the records of arrests, convictions, and fines handled by the Central Station of the Toledo Police Department, for various dates from 1922-1925, and a list of names of women that we have called a "suspect list," which is probably a list of known prostitutes living and operating in the city at the time (however, the list is undated).
The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings that cover a few major events from 1942-1947. These events include:
The shooting of Toledo Police Detective Lieut. John McCarthy, 1947
The capture of fugitives Florence & Harold Lehaney (killers of the Gleason children), 1947
Explosion in Texas City, Texas, 1947
Osinski/Ditmyer triple murder, 1947
Boston night club fire, 1942
miscellaneous loose clippings:
"Sweetheart of Hero"
"Brewery Horses Come Back"
"Shoots Down 6 Jap Planes (Lieut. Edward H. O'Hare)
"Hawaiian Damage in Jap Sneak Punch" (Pearl Harbor)
Toledo City Council, 1960
page from the Peach Section of the Blade, Oct. 27, 1941
The relationship of this scrapbook to the Chief of Police's papers is unclear.
Series List
S1 |
Correspondence |
S2 |
Police Department Records |
S3 |
Scrapbook |
Folder List
Box |
Folder |
Arrangement |
S1. Correspondence |
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1 |
1 |
Correspondence from Chief of Police Harry Jennings, 1926 |
2 |
Correspondence to Chief of Police Harry Jennings, 1924-1927. (3 items) |
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S2. Police Department Records |
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3 |
Arrest, Conviction, and Fine Records, various dates from 1922-1925 |
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4 |
Suspect list, n.d. |
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S3. Scrapbook |