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[edit]BE077047| Standard RM| © Bettmann/CORBIS Attorneys Leaving Court Smiling Original caption: 6/19/1953-Washington, DC- Defense Attorneys Emanuel Bloch and John Finerty, who clashed briefly in Supreme Court yesterday with the attorneys whose move resulted in the stay of execution granted Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, are shown as a smiling quartet here as they left the U.S. Supreme Court Building after the court postponed until noon today its decision on the fate of the condemned couple. Left to right: John Finerty; Malcolm Sharp (of the rival legal team); Emanuel Bloch; Fyke Farmer and Daniel Marshall (rival legal team). Image: © Bettmann/CORBIS Collection: Bettmann Standard RM Date Photographed: June 19, 1953 Location Information: Washington, DC, USA
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[edit]low res, person is dead, no projected revenue loss in article Emanuel Hirsch Bloch
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