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Edward Pizzey, King of the Juke Boxes

Sep. 16, 1960 - 16-9-60 King of the Juke Boxes is back Edward Pizzey the self-styled King of the Juke Boxes, swept into Ipswich yesterday and announced I'm the great shotgun Pizzey, the biggest and best of them all he had Just returned from Switzerland. He has spent the last few days there boasting of the money he has made through crooked deals. I have half-a-million salted away, he said. But I have come back to protect the small people and to keep a vow to my wife. I promised to settle up this business and then go straight. That is what I am going to do. She also asked me to blow the gaff on all the crooked finance companies I have dealt with. Now they are in for it. I'm a crook, but I never robbed the little man. I have tape recordings of all my telephone conversations with these companies. I owe them a fortune, but they dare not do anything about it. They know if they try to do me they will be in it up to their necks'. Photo Shows: Yesterday picture of Edward Pizzey, the self-styled King of the Juke Boxes

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13232047
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46989144
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Announced Anything Asked Biggest Blow Boasting Companies Conversations Crook Crooked Dare Deals Dealt Gaff Half-a-million Ipswich Juke Necks Promised Protect Recordings Returned Robbed Salted Self-styled Settle Spent Swept Tape


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