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Fairbanks Vault
Robbery Still
Investigated
Federal and local officials re
mained baffled this week in the
investigation to solve the burg
lary in which from $50,000 to
$500,000 cash was stolen from
90 safety deposit boxes in the
vault of the Fairbanks Agency
Company.
Although there was no evi
dence to show that forcible
means had been employed to
entered the office itself, the vault
door was broken open and backs
were pried from the boxes.
Richard C. Wood, head of the
Agency, was in the hospital at
the time and the robbery was
discovered by Mrs. Louise All
red, formerly of Kodiak, who
was in chaige of the office.
The robbery occurred over
the weekend and was discovered
Monday after Mrs Allred went
to work. The vault door was not
opened until 4:20 that day be
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Officers found that 2 units of
45 boxes each had been lifted
from their places Every box had
been sorted carefully only cash
being taken out. Since each unit
weighs in the neighborhood of
800 pounds, it was estimated
that at least two husky men
were involved in the burglary.
One unit was lifted from its
place on the top tier and lower
ed to the floor without scarring
the linoleum. The other was left
resting on a table. It was noted
also that considerable skill was
required to remove the steel
backs from the units. These
heavy plates were secured by
interlocking steel lugs and were
welded in place.
Officials have been interview
ing those who might, provide
clues, but declined to indicate
what line their investigations
were taking or what hopes they
had of solving the esse.
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