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BUD, NOT BUDDY
  • Famous People!

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John Dillinger
  • (c.1902-1934) gangster, folk hero, and bank
    robber known as the Gentleman Bandit and
    branded Americas first Public Enemy Number 1
    by the D.O.I. (forerunner to the modern F.B.I.).
    BNB page 17

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Paul Robeson
  • Paul Robeson (1898-1976) outstanding American
    athlete, actor, singer, scholar, musician, and
    civil rights activist. Phi Beta Kappa graduate of
    Rutgers University (where he was a 2-time
    All-American football player and earned 15
    varsity letters playing 4 sports) and Columbia
    Law School. BNB page 29

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J. Edgar Hoover
  • J. Edgar Hoover (1895-1972) Director of the
    F.B.I. 1924 1972. BNB page 35

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Charles Arthur Floyd
  • Pretty Boy Floyd (Charles Arthur Floyd)
    Oklahoma cotton picker and eventual
    Depression-era bank robber, who was viewed as a
    Robin Hood figure. BNB page 37

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The Real McCoy
  • The Real McCoy was most likely boxer Norman
    Shelby (1872-1940), also known as Kid the Real
    McCoy, who was welterweight champion 1898-1900.
    BNB page 37

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Baby Face Nelson
  • Baby Face Nelson George Nelson was a brutal
    Depression-era gangster. BNB page 106

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Dorothy Dandridge
  • Dorothy Dandridge (1922-1965) African-American
    star actress. BNB page 112

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Machine Gun Kelly
  • George Machine Gun Kelly (1895-1954) was a
    famous Prohibition-era gangster. BNB page 133

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Scarface
  • Al Scarface Capone (1899-1947) famous
    gangster who ran organized crime in Chicago
    during the second half of the 1920s. BNB page 136
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