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James H. Tuscher, Arlington
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James H. Tuscher, Arlington

[ca. January 1955]

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E. Camb, District Court. 3 of the 4 men brought from Arlington & held on abuse of female child shown entering basement court house. The guy looking over his shoulder is James H. Tuscher of Arlington.

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