James J. Hines (right) with his attorney, Martin
James J. Hines (right) with his attorney, Martin W. Littleton, as they leave Tombs Prison, NYC. On April 4, 1939 Hines was released on $35, 000 bail pending an appeal for his conviction as the political fixer for the numbers racket. He lost the appeal and was imprisoned until 1944. (CSU_2015_9_844)
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Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
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