Crimes (Boulder, Colo.) printed materials. 1930-1980.

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Crimes (Boulder, Colo.) printed materials. 1930-1980.

Archivally photocopied clippings and other printed materials from the library of the Boulder Daily Camera pertaining to crimes committed, 1930-1980. Folders 29-37 are general files for the period; the subsequent files are arranged by subject: narcotics, police chases, rape, robbery and theft, shoplifting, and vandalism.

15 folders.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7459733

Boulder Public Library

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