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                                                         25571  \nFILMED BY PRESERVATION RESOURCES,BETHLEHEM,PA.  \n2017  \n# How Rackets WorkAnd HowTheyMayBeStopped\n\nA Statement of the Program ofTHE CrTIZENS CoMMITTEE ON THE CoNTROLoF CRIME IN NEw YoRK,INCORPORATED  \nTogether with the Text of an Address byTHOMAS E.DEWEY,Special Prosecutor,delivered at the Hotel Commodore,May II,at the Luncheon of Tbe Citizens Committee  \n30813×498  \nPublished by the Committee at its Headquarters50 Lafayette Street,New York City  \n# THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE ON THECONT ROL OF CRIME IN NE W YOR KIN CORPORAT ED\n\nBArclay 7-6453  \n50 Lafayette Street  \nHARRY F.GuGGENHEIM  \nPresident  \nGEORGEZ.MEDALIE  \nLEE THOMPSON SMITH  \nSecond Vice-President  \nFirst Vice-President  \nRAYMOND G.FoRBES  \nARTEMUS L.GATES  \nAssistant Treasurer  \nTreasurer  \nW.P.BEAZELL  \nSecretary and Executive Director  \nDirectors  \nRAYMOND MoLEY  \nPHILIP A.BENSONHENRY BRECKENRIDGECHARLES C.BURLINGHAMS.SLOAN 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injured.Thecar escaped.  \n# A partial summary of the daily mishaps of a great city?Oncewe thought so.In fact,these incidents were the travail accom-panying the birth of a new racket—one of the richest of them all.\n\nSo rackets have been born in New York in the last decadebecause,in all the protective machinery of the nation's greatestcity,there has been no single lens to bring within focus all theelements of rackets in the making.Inescapably there are passagesconcealed in every case of the People vs.the Underworld,whichif properly related could mean victory instead of defeat,or com-plete instead of partial victory.  \nThese same conditions exist with respect to general crime.NewYork has but one city-wide agency for the control of crime—thepolice.For prosecution and punishment there are five jurisdic-tions—each county has its own district attorney;each countyelects the judges of its own criminal courts;each county is com-pletely independent.There is no common approach to this 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