Arthur Burnett and William Carter burglarize the "drying and cleaning business" of Louis J. Greenber
- Title of event
- Arthur Burnett and William Carter burglarize the "drying and cleaning business" of Louis J. Greenber
- Type of event
- Burglary (Business)
- Address of event
- Arthur Burnett and William Carter burglarize the "drying and cleaning business" of Louis J. Greenber Happened Primarily at 2733, 8th Ave
- Arthur Burnett and William Carter burglarize the "drying and cleaning business" of Louis J. Greenber Happened Secondarily at 305, W 145th St
- Report on event
- Arthur Burnett and William Carter burglarize the "drying and cleaning business" of Louis J. Greenber Main report referencing event Louis J. Greenberg against Arthur Burnett and William Carter
- Start date / time
- November 11, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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After hearing the burglar alarm go off at an Eighth Avenue, police officer investigated, and found that the rear window had been broken. Invstigated, and arrested men in basement with a quantity of dresses
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After hearing the burglar alarm go off at an Eighth Avenue “cleaning and drying business” – which the deponent [Greenberg, the proprietor of said store] had locked for the evening – a police officer investigated the scene, to find the premises at been burglarized. He later found the defendants [Burnett, Carter], and a “female minor,” in the basement of 305 West 145th Street, where they were “packing” a quantity of dresses stolen from said store.