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Reference is made to letter dated *'Apr1J."1'1., 1910, it above-
captioned matter from the Detroit Field Division to the Bureau,SURVEY 2
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DETROIT FIELD DIVISION.
OUTLINE " REPORT OF APRIL , 19145 rlh
A. ORGANIZED GANGS
BATTLE CREEK ,
gambler, heads well organized
vernDetroit
Italians
and
Q O EH C388 I , he92H market in Detroit. Grou rs e 1-1.0 ~ ajyjxé!
, __cl__ub Battle Creek and are closely ass a with manager
' Bowery night club, Hamtramck, Michigan. has pro ce s r utorshipJ in Detroit which supplies Battle creek mar e . Group secured Fort Custer
and Be: cl Jones aospital contracts bl payoffs to mess sergeants and officers.
_acquainted wi.th_ Bureau fugitive.
semen
Detroitfmrple Gang. oi 1920s and l930s clarified as entirely
Jewish in makeup._! East Side Gang of same period was composed of Italians
with a fen Greek and Armenian associates. Many former members of both
gangs still in Detroit and still loosely associated together.
murdered in mtrcit in EDDIE-ZSAP
IDER, former Pll!p1'91 Gangster. 19%, alleges ts hav; b
Murder still unsolved.n-nu-nl'92"| an an:-I
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gang presently making deal with?for gambling franchise in down-river sec on. na92 _.yC!*_
and gang associate arrested by Highland ~Park police wit! 150 bottles of in canluestioned by Agent
and revealed dissention with former associate. , '
n---transports Illinois liquor from Chicago to Detroit
weekly; places 100 to 150 cases of liquor each week on a commercial truck
with cooperation of driver, follows truck to Detroit with showgun in his _'
car; unloads truck on outskirts of Detroit and takes liquor to hideout in
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Irndicatu of L00 Angelo: bucimc will they had contcuplltill _
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are cons Vegan for the pm-pen at uasenunt, and statod Honda
feel: that gambling and prostitution, since they cumct be logislaticnod
out of existence, should be pcrnibtod to uiat 1ngitinltcIl.7 and mach I. 1.; ,
sou:-cc or rcvema to the ltatc. Bo ltatcd that prior to the war a $25.@
limit oxistad in acct cabling gun, but within the put thrcc month:
thorn in 1 truiandoul mount 01' big mm; anilablc and it in _no__t_ .
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October 15, 1945
GENERAL cR:;n;_stravEI - foqrnnre
QQIIAEQK FIELD
gzumng cams; cozmgrons II! xlsvqgnrg, .
A. onomuzn GANG _ I
First Ward Mob U992LM92
e erred roux ra severe. well
known First Ward hoodlum re
pending Bureau investigation. son
received Hon reb
:I uentin seen in company $80918-:00
Black Market activities of First Ward Hob practically ceased with ens
of war. It is believed mob will continue extensive operations in gambling am.
maintenance of illegal stills. There is e noticeable increase in floating _p I "~dice games and numbers banks than usual in the Newark area. b92 -»192Q !
"-3-'1 was transferred frm theUnited rtiary, "who: ..
most of his gang is incarcerated. re re-
called and released on probation-
financiel assistance for families associates and still retains loyalty
of most members of mob.
der o Newark gambler and brother of
is stil unsolved and receiving little investigative attention.
_ F 188 Franklin Street, Newark, New Jersey, recently
arrested Newark and charged as leader of h rfeit ration coupon
ring operating along entire Atlantic seaboard. has been one of the
big time Ital the count for many ears. Arrested with
were
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L. ORGLNIZEB GAHC5
he-ii-m=~ we um as
no organize gangs in Atlantic Highlands.
3- TNDIYIDULL 1=J;QE_F-'1'EB.S JLHD 1.!0&1'EB_$
F d ck teer in c Hig s. It will s considered ra e
recs ed that s reported as s leader in the union activities oi
the Naval summit t, Le New Jersey. Regarding these activities,it was reported 1=m& was dealing in the black market and -
selling the neat to ongshorsnen employed st the,pder.
uher stated than one time detective who had
tthe National BEN: of Investi ation d Bank, Her Jersey s
mad airplane to to carry s messageo was time. rm» is the
ck to this country from Italy and t er toC authorities in New York on a charge of mtuder. rs£lected thattonlerly had a residence in liiddletosn Towns p, euth County, New
ersey, hich Isa Iysteriously destroyed by fire.
was a postal inspector and was dismissed from the service becauseoi " * !re1;o-report a shortage in a p05tIlBBtei"s account. in was tnes a em ing to sell brief case radios to the government throughpoli c ms mm the '
Investigation w c was founded
New York City detective
outfit was investigated by Buxeau
oi Investigation did work for s Office in office
Working along and I r so cos they received a total ofuz these investigations
s Office was taken over Generadismissed. it the same tim tmr oh
at Atlantic Highlands and he su eeqtien 17 lost his Jobs
conducts a notion store in Atlantic Highlands, and ms
resides in Asbuxy Park, New Jerseys ,
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ed1rieed ml was . pI"i1Tab investigator
for JONAS g prohibition era and according t TUHLN nae
mP~ ~;==:* *2 3*??? ;;.:::::r iiimrmztn :c...s:~ Llomnout om 3 g ro evewatching because oi his connection; H515 past TUMLH and his allegedconnections Iith ' ' '
In the credit files maintained by the Lb:-cha an at
Asbury Park, New Jerse t n was reflected that took evera $2250 mortgage Ix-0m on the property 0 was noted
that no date nae liste the date of transfer o this mortgage.
Ga PCILEICILL 'II'iTH 0:"i?uiiI""""¢,:.u 0%
that..he did not think that there
' - --F D. POLICE EFFICIENCI
l two other men on his force and although
the force e re small it is coneidezed ightly regressive 17 9 P 0
E. POLICE HE-UP BIT!-I ORGANIZED CRIME
There is no known police tie-up with organized crime in Atlantic
High1e.ndee "
Fe INFORMANT GUVERAGE
; conaide t
aource wit es in A -- ic Highlands»
be contacted from time or
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PLACE
POLISH came
POOL ROOM, 2518 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City, N.J.
POOL new {THE}, no az. Jersey st., E.Lizaatn, N.-I.
?92PUBL1c SERVICE TOBACCO co.92§HRPIE GANG _
9292 INBOW INN, State Highway #26, North Brunswick, N.J.
-RAMIIORST
QRAT HOLE", Elizabeth, N.J., small store across from
Five & Ten Club
92RECEI-IT TICKET SERVICE THE!, cor. Broad 8: Caidwell Stm,
_ Elizbeth, N.J.9292 RED BEACON RESTAURANT, Route 35, Spring, Latte Heights, N.J.
ILLEY'S JEFFERSON GRILL, 53 Jefferson Ave ,
Elizabeth, N.J. --gznnuzm WINERI, Egg Harbor, N.J. »,.-_,,__' EPUBLICAN CITIZENS COMMITTEE
92RBSTAURANT, HOTEL AND BARTENDERS UNIONS, Atlantic City,x{R.ESTAUIiANT AND HOTEL NORMRS UNION, Atlantic City, N.J.
E1 AMUSEMENT COHPANY _§lHODE ISLAND FISH MARKET, Rhoda Island Ave. , Atlantic
I.-I4-qr , 92I _l' ~ 'ULUJ , AVOUI
92ftICHFIELD HOTEL, Atlantic City, N.J. _
_92B.I'I'Z CARLTON HOTEL, Philadeipnia, Pa.-
92ROSEVILLE BAR AND CHILL
92ROSS FENTON -FABMS, Ocean Township, N-J.
9292RUSTIC TAVERN, Route 40, Mariton PIKE, Delaware Townsnip
-5 3.; Z RESTAURANT, 13 Church tit., Paterson, N.J.QAINS HOTEL, Brookside Road, Mt. Freedom, N.J.ANDWICH SHND, front of cafe in Turner Hall operated
by -RAYMOND BORN, Newiork Ave., Atlantic City, N.J.
CHAPIROS CIGAR STOKE, 302 Morris Ave., Elizabeth, N.J.§cm¢s11:m-s TAP ROOM92CRANTC'N EAR, So. Carolina Ave., Atlantic City, N.J.
t EABOARD TRUST co. EANK!92Hoboken, N.J.
, EASIDE HOTEL, Atlantic City, N.J.
785" CLUB, 785 Palisade Ave. , Cliffside Park
s mnocx INN§§HEIu's EXPRESS TRUCKING co.
92_;.,__-.__u0n HOTEL, Newark, N. J.'92SHIRKS MOTOR EXPRESS COMANY, Philadelphia, Penn.Nbrtvza SLIPPER _NARY, 269 Morris Aw-3., Elizabeth, N
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the Chesterfield synd.Lcate_1|ae also said to have operated the largest :1hook in the City of Detroit, "_f.. ¢._ A _A t .- . A -. ;_' '_ _.A --.-A-1_;} _;A-.._'__.";»A.A,'.A 5A Y at the outset 1+. mm beaot-ed that thore 1;" no In the tn» to indicate that any of 1.1» above named individuals werehere of the notorious Pirpln Gan; which functioned in Detmlt in
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2. §sst,Side or_ps5ofGsng__
;lthou?h this gang has been inoperative as an organize-
tion for over ten years, Confidential Inforuent DE-l38 provided the following
'nformstion thioh was consiiered interesting.
According to DE~l36, the height of the organization of the
old East Side Gang was in the late twenties and early thirties, at the same
time that the Purple Gang was operating. He stated that although the Purple
Pang was Jewish in its makeup, and the East Side Gang was largely Italian,
the two organizations on the whole got along well together and little, if any,
inter-gang warfare resulted. He pOit6d out that the Purple Gang dealt in
hmlt and Sugar as well as shskedowns, The Italian gang manufactured bootleg
liquor, smugrled liquor across from Canada and handled some narcotics. He
related that gambling was conducted or both organizations, but the gambling
was well defined and never resulted in fatal arguments.
In the early thirties, however, after the murder of radio
.1nouncer JERnI BUCKLEY in Detroit, the East Side Gang began to have its
difficulties. Arguments broke out between the members of the gang itself
and the beginnings of the "Clean Up Detroit Movement" which eventually
resulted in the Ferguson Grand Jury began to be felt. Rith the elimination
of pT0hibitlOL laws, the Jest aide gangsters began to go legitiwmteig into
the liquor business. Those who had s greet deal of money began to fo into
the wtmlessle manufacture and distribution of liquor, and those down the scale
"nally begun to go into the retail business, either in their own name or in
the name of a "front" workine for them. Eventuallv ilieitimete activities
between the three groups
and offered to combine
stem only on
who regarded
tically
practically forced h'n into
In the meantime,
.nu prese1'
Quilt uo '" owerIn order tois said to have <:»'31_L
=perst1ons of nll three groups.
the C#iitiOH that he be nvde king
himself as UL uestionably the Ho. l
ienlined, nni through pressure against
9 PFC, where the remnants of his ging
hoenn ta odes away from il'egitinnte aotivii
Jlhe we is considorel uhsolutelf legitinmte, Aft
n moved to F *'?s wha
nbsonco left
in Detroit nn soc , 0 Fiju,rackets.
E toys"
now definitely the "big
men of the rackets in Detroit. . ~15./:92r bi =1-,!Informant related, however, thafcloes not have at
hi: disposal he some well-knit, welior5anized gone , 0, rated during theLute twenties 1.- Ci early thirties. He stated tha.t_have
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the police, in major categories, committed in NeW_Iork
1944 and 194s= 0 . 0 - ' j
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Y1-3:51} EQJQQAU GHTEP: is R05 B_i:._§{1: A§7SJ§LT_LT HENTERIIQG
1945 - . 304 ,'; 1,419 2,596 " 4,351aaWMJ- j _ --. __ ._f_:.-'1,
' J ' It will be noted from the above statistics
an increase ir most crime categories during the year
been smashed open. _ "
_ 9292 u. _%
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0 "' wanna - AGGRA- BL1RGLlLRY-""i':%1%.=:-s;»- I
11,992 12 41Q
that there has oeen
1§45- It6?VL6s
with various officials of the New York Police Department has resulted in
information being received that this increase in crime has been caused
indiaiduals_engaged in unrelated violations; ad not by any increase
crganized gang activities. These officials hate pointed out that such
increase was expected after the wags They_a1so advised a major
of crime in'Eew York.City is present1y'being committed by ne
one prioeigsl crime condition in New York City that has been
encugn to receive publicity is thievery on the waterfront his thi
aptarircly irvclves collusion Lstwssn thieves, lcngshcrsms , and p?lV ts
iacchnen employed by shipping companies. Recently e number of burglaries
have been committed, in which the bottoms Of safes, which are made of
thinner and weaker construction than the remainder of the safes,
= . ._ to the New Yershow the trend of jewel thefts in New York Citj3¬?Hgwever, offic
the ew York Police Department and other infcrmants heve stateu
been no large increase in ouch thefts in Ne York Gity curing
past. "these officials '15»-B pointed out' tha'l: "-.-.1r;.¢e incst of the e
is presently in the hands of buyers in Florida, jewelry salesmen are malinv
their headquarters there, thus making Florida a haven for the Jewel hicwee.
I
A R < 1.92 i92/41>
Gambling
The three iQrliviQ}|§]§ in Qtm] Q; m;;;m;@;;ng;ing in NewYork .-my ...»@ A unique
feature of 11.-1e g;emn1';n_r; setup in New York City is that t of the actual
{_T,Bmbli111{ operations cerrie on by the large operators are centered outside
oi Ifew York City. is known to .181-"5 slot machines a d V
inter-:sts in view Orleans, Louisiana. One informant has said
is the actual head of gambling: activities throughout the United States--rece-ntly has been c rying on his szambling activities to a great
ezter. in E.'.-erida. is in charge of 21 large gelnbling syndicate
which operates in marv sectioni country. The representative of this
tyril t ' * ' F '* is 1-fno has associated with him his
brothers , It is es zlmateo th -' . ' -'
s_y"z1d.ir'+.92te *1; c 51- recc 0 s oi -$100,000-OO e cmy. a
hrothvr of operates at tracks outside 0 Jew York, where
he ir no. allowed. e works such tracks as Pimlico and Havre De Grace.
nears to be s. probable wirurer end the odds are high, and
s taken a considerable amount of bets on this
hors laces :1 large amount of money on this h rs-=, thus".-8U5i1_- r .:,-.1 -. to droP and allowing thets-L,:..Jiea_te
JE-
Z-'71 é'i'.- Di ? Ju-:5 Tl kxf - 1. U 92.. 13.. - ...
:no.her large boolcrliaiier in rfew York City is '-he nni
neu:-: .»=-tars. at 535 ;.t l"ortyninth Street. lie pays the men morkinf for
hi:-~ =" ~unts _s.r.gin,r-' up to .,;"150.0C= s week. Ho is described as one of the
i_;,- c -;-'r1e"=~to1s in the city, end has bets laid off to him that are too
lav;-= For ::t'ner lvooicriskers to handle. He has ton connections in >-olitical:71} as roles. A collector na=:nec}- first nan"-6! not lmown. picks
.. nos of" dollars for him daily.
Q who lives ct the Fotel Salisbury, I-Lew York City,
~.~-1 , :> c '1.1§ C;Dm.u:isbi 92.Y181", receiving: bets in lorgte sums f
;1,;;v; _¢y;. ~ .3 reselling: them. He has handled tots in en.--unts as large
11' 000.00-
18 P~1w@=1ph1a.
:1-.r.. uJsni+.., has made his heedqur-rters "n F "4 York ity recently er-d is u
'i§:iH- ~'s;".l~1er. lie is un§1s.:u-cistc Of
_W'no 1'-as 1.-L-nnecte' ~'-itn the 2UCE1j;L'Il5R-££~tAPI-1Q wan.-=,
t cl" 1:. e Iiew izrrrz ;1;smole-r who is still active.i .
L.1Ffl[k1U_Ll925{K, formerly n member of t1'1O_;@."?il_l7 '£{_}___l.§'__ >.'L§'_j of IT--.-quit,
92 i<.}"._~an, i. now located at the Park C¬'!.lJI'!i1 Hotel and is operatitq. in
the 4-"a:-@1511 J"i:cl<£¬l.1 in laew Yorkl City-
-51.-
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ab 0 ___ _ __92___ ._ ___ A M _ l V A--~, ___-- "'- "*"' --H-e-r1.-;;;_";_-,,, _ ' - . _..,. . .1--I ' . -..d Territorv _kit? .._r-_ _ ,
Ann Arbor
Battle Crébk----
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92
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. furnishing inform ". . . - , ., _' 1-, -{in this I'1!°T?md m as _'}h=;e :'..1=.-m..u.a.-.-5 of the i"1§"5_ " '§}",i~';f§:,,:e W193; Baibtia pg the cc'1tra.ry- ,uH';c-.1 are 1-P 'IE 1'I1_i*'11> .iM' 1" OI '.. '. -16 ' H
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fi
iated,
1 ill¬T UN
Florida whic
-hat he has a set up all arr' .
1 1 '.l- 1 Jr
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2 _
.41 t gambler who is a close friend of-
the old "Chesterfield Syndicate."
according
gunner for
Ohio btate Peni 921'C
- t d th {Q well acquainted in the asser e a s as
criminal. underworld as anyone in the Unite ates and has built up a repu-
tation among the underworld of being a reliable individual. He stated that
.;Oll.~'92Y, however, is now getting old, has made plenty of money in the rackets
and sold out his interest in the Uptown Club largely to avoid emba1-rassing
contacts with his old hoodlum friends who are forever contacting him and
asaing favors. He stated thatnis not above handling hot property at
<he present time but will most'IIE¬IY confine his future activities to
gambling due to the fact that his set-up for gambling at the present time is
very good.
generally re;;arded as
: 4_ . operate a night club in
ocated U the C-ulfstream Track in
iami He stated that in Octdoer, l9.l|.5 eft for Florida and told
he is going to enlarge
!T5"T1'.L'§jht club and establish some crap tables in the rear. A _ . ,
I
QI§OP~GiE_;_.t}OIiD_l1ERG,__}vas: Geo_rj_'.- -J._ do_ldbe__r5,
Gserss. V;-1°, sslissrai @_g,§s<>rss_ss_l9:b_ers
-_.'onfi¢i@ntial Informant U, whose identity is known to
the '1 wreau, related that Gt!-n1!Bl";HG is one of the "charter members" of the
U1.-1 st:-1-92.».A - ,.,,.92.. u,_..r-,, f_-92.-..-_- ,1.-:.-.1. '1-,4-,_,.. ,-1, -.;e,92.-.,92.: 4..+,92 4-1", 1.-.......'1A r-r;..,_¢92 .l.92l L-'L1 J. §~ll92J. .I-lP_l1l. 1AULLDv IJFI-Eli lilll-LK-Ill, 11.1 Lil/L 92,l aV921J.92Jj_'C'JLl J._1192.|92J 92;1LL- [Ll-¢L1_|,1_U LII-J-LC;
Fo stni ed thit G }L1!I2nI{G lives at 1926 Collinggwood Street, Detroit, '--iichigan,
-lhich is an apartment house which he owns jointly with his wife, &,l#'Y'l'f'I JACOBS
's=_92I..}BLJRG. At the present time he stated that GOLDBERG is said to have 83.
ce in the In-Iational Bank Building in Jetroit jointl_,' 1.=ith / _/ __,
attorney, who is mentioned elsewhere in this report. ~» °'?{"?}i¬
GOLUBQLG, he 1'e.i_ated, is alleged to have made thousmds
of dollars dealing in illicit liquor during prohibition days and his wife
is al so said to have a great deal of money in her own name, GQLDBLIHG is
said to have invested this money wisely and at the present time has very
few financial worries. Informant C had no information reflecting that
- [$5had some contact with
Job-
LBL:JF
De >2-1383! , 1: A
-
1*"-E; - _. . ' ' - I 1.. .
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but stated that GOLDBERG's background would indicate that he is the type @" *
of individual who would potentially be interested in crime and vice if it
paid him enough money and he could conduct it at small risk to himself.
Informant stated that he has heard that GOLDBERG has an interest in the
Grand Rapids Brewinr Company, Grand Rapids, Eichigan, which is said to becontrolled byn alleged corrupt Liichigan Republican politician.
Informant C narrated that GOEB d abonding, house and was also a business partner or o who
operated the Alaska Herring Harketing Association in etro . tated
that GCLDBZR3, who is about 50 years old at the present time, has been
arrested numerous tines but has never been convicted of any offense.
The files of the Detroit Field Division show that
}ClD3ZRG was the Subject of a bankruptcy case in 1929 and 1930 involving
the Radio Corporation of Detroit, lhO3h noodward Avenue, a successor of
"Credit Sam's" at the same address, of which GOLDBERG was the president.
She ouroose of the Eadie Corporation was said to be to buy and sell auto-
mobile accessories, Investigation developed that GOLDBERG was buying spark
plugs stolen from the Oakland Eotor Company and was selling them below cost
and other allegations indicated that he was engaged in other illegal forms
of business in connection with this store,
Investigation disclosed that after GOLDBERG allegedly
went bankrupt in the Radio Corporation he moved to Chicago for a short time,
where with H51?! SCHORR, Detroit Purple gangster, he operated the Schorr
jilvoge Co;;anf at 22nd and Habash Streets,
A check of the morgue of the "Detroit News" revealed
numerous references to GOLDBERG. An article dated Hay 10, l922, stated that
one JCEL DEISCCLL has applied for a warrant Charging GOLDBERG with assault
and battery. DRISCOLL had previously recovered a $200.00 judgment against
SCLDEZQE for failure to turn over $200.00 in collections in connection with
a bU£l18S5 matter. a *
An article dated June 9, 1922, stated that one RAY
EATTGE is in jail under $15,000.00 bond charged with the statutory rape at
a fourteen~year-old girl. On the preceding ednesday evening, the article
related, SEnaRD F. NICHOLS, Assistant Prosecutor, an a policeman concealed
themselves in the girl's residence and shortly thereafter GEORZZ GCLDBEH3,
who at that time resided at 55h Holbrook, and GEORGE CCRDELL, 2703 Sherman"'
Street old~time Detroit racketeer and hoodlum! cane into the house and
offered the girl's father a price to drop the suit. Both GOLDBERG and '
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who at that time was employed'au a broker, was convicted of stealing 300
cases of oleo from the Universal Carloading and Distributing Company located
on the corner of lhth and Porter Streets. GOLDBERG claimed that he was
secretary of the "Uplift Club," an organization of 1,000 members existing
for the purpose cf passing on the qualifications of candidates for political
offices in the city and county.
An article dated June 2, 1923, referred to this same
case and stated that GOLDB;RG's attorney had filed a motion for a new trial
and the judge held that the action against GOLDBERG should have been a civil
one, not a criminal one. The civil case was thereupon settled out of court.
This article mentioned that GOLDBERG had moved to 691 Kirby Street and that
his occupation is "real estate broker."
An article dated August_2, 1923, mentioned that GGLDBERG
at that time was a sugar nerchant at 9il5 Oakland étreet, it stated that
several anonymous letters had been sent him threatening his life. In the
meantime he had been charged in Recorders Court with disorderly conduct and
Jufe CCTTER sent a guard to bring him into court.
R news article dated July 25, 1923, stated that GZLEEEEG
operated the sugar house at 9nl5 Cakland $treet in partnership with one
ISADOR; SLKTOE. On July ll, 1923, CAKTOR killed a gunman named FRANK SPEDE
and was released on his examination on his plea of self-defense. SP3DBs
gangster friends, names not given, had thereafter been threatening GCLDBEEG's
and CANIORs lives. GOLDBERG was said to have hired an an-member of a rival
gang as a "watchman" at the sugar house and was also guarded at his place of
business by three detectives, two uniformed policemen and a dozen "friends,"
all of whom were armed, GOLDBERG and CLNTOR were quoted as saying that the
latest outbreak between "rival gangs" was when GOLDBZRG refused to purchase
200 tickets to the liichigan Greyhound Racing Club which was located at
Gratiot and Eight Kile heads. The alleged gunman who had been threatening j
GOlDE3RG's an CANTORs lives is one of the main stockholders in this track,
according to GOLDBERG.
A news article dated Harsh 7, l92L, stated that on
March 21, 1923, GOLDBERG and CARTCR had been seated with a man named SOL ._
CONRAD in front of the sugar house. An automobile cane by and a hail of = 4
bullets killed CCKRAD. GOLDBERG and CARTER were to be the nein sitnessesf _
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nor heard of since that date and it is feared that he
An article dated April 13, 192A,
éreceiig eaturizy night GCLUBELZ was returning in hi
hone at 55¢ Holbrook Street in the company of his fiee, he has not been seen
has been killed.
related th:t on the
s eutonobi;; to his
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er brother, 5gIILL JALLEU, age 17, who was driving GOLDS3RG's stiomobiie.
As GCLJEQEG pulled up in front of his home an automobile containing seven. Ar ,. . _. .or ei;Lt men roared by and a fusillade of bullets ll
The article zentioned that CsITCRs whereabouts were
An article dated April 19, 192A,
bullet-ridden body had been discovered the precedingled SAIULL JhCOBsO
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day in the Zest River
in Few York City by the ew York Police Department and it was determined
that he ted been de'§ for two weeks. GCLDIQIE was quoted es h TiS: said tkit
leaders of an op?o:1;; bootleg gang,__ ||y~-A_ rw-v ~-w - -- -. I_ } uT, "sOuIs TH; KC?" RIICIARDO
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in article in the "Jetroit Hews"that he sus§?:ted these
dated lay 20, ,
steted that Gilhiiii H35 supposed tc iypeer in Circuit Court that day "on
e statutory chsrre." The judee of tie court was told that GOLDBERG refused
to come into court because he ociieved that gunmen were we ing for him in
the County Buildinf.
_; article dated Lujust 16, l92L, related thft LYTIIIQ
plsiffili alifs TCS; nU}3;HILL£ had been arrested July 28, 192i, eii cjfrjei
UQLL L;; 21;; 2; of -ii Jsliu, examination ted been set to be held in
i¢::riers jourt the freceiing Friday, GOLDEQLZ, the
htG;TIllC, did not ajpear and the examination was pos
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had been loccted and served . subpoena in the above-described case
after several poetponements. He was brouzht to court
;IL1£I recommended a perjury warrant for him in view
signed statement he Lei previously named ECGZZILLC as
n article dated Sejtezber 6, l?2cuestions put to-hi: nith the ensxer, "I dont remember.a answered all
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Prosecutor FRANK B. FERGUSON said that no perjury warrant could be issued
against GOLDBERG because there is no way to prove that he gave a false
statement under oath.
' A "Detroit Hews" article dated February 5, 1925, in
summarizing the available information concerning GOLDBERG stated that
GOLOEERG and CAETOH had sold sugar in partnership before the tolstead act
was put into effect. After the prohibition laws were passed most of their
customers were bootleggers due to the fact that sugar was a necessary in-
gredient to the making of bootleg whiskey. GOLDBERG and CANTOR began to
get rich on this business and hi-jackers and blacknailers began to put
pressure on them.' After SFEDE was killed GOLDBERG and CANTOR imported SO
CCIRAD, "a Kew York gunman an killer? to act as their bodyguard. The
article mentioned that after COKHAD was killed the case against FERO and
BLRRCYZ, above-describ ed as his murderers, was dropped.
This article mentioned that GOLDBERG has made over
$100,000.00 in the sugar business by selling to bootleggers and in his will
a trust fund has been set up leaving a substantial amount of money to the
men who kill his murderers, if he is murdered.
An article dated July 25, 1933, related that Judge W.
Lciil SKILILZI has set up a one-man grand jury to investigate rackets in
Detroit and said that he wanted to subpoena GOLDBERG to question him about
recent hi-jackings of sugar. GEORGE KRISE, Chief Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney, said that he had been informed that GOLDBERG had been shot a week
previous when an attempt was made to kidnap him on Hazelwood Avenue and that
GOLDBERG is missing at the present time.
an article dated July 2?, 1933, stated that Inspector
HILLIAH J. COLLINS of the Detroit Police Department was quoted as saying
that GCLDBSRG was the victim of an attempted holdup on July 15, 1933, when
he left his apartment house at 1920 Collingwood street. COLLIKS stated
that GOLDBEZRG was struck on the head during the altercation that followed
and at the present time he is recuperating at Bear Lake near Eanistee,
Lichigan, but, according to his wife, would come to Detroit if he is wanted.
A follow-up article dated July 31st stated that GOLDBERG was served with a
subpoena by KRI33 and mentioned that GOLDBERG is now a partner in the
Alaska herring Company.
A news article dated July 30, l9tO, stated that the
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since has been involved in a number of business
state, principally the liquor business. Until 18
continued, he was nanager of an out-state winery
and since he left this work he has not been employed. The article stated
that when GCLDEZRG was subpoenaed before a Federal brand Jury on the pre-
ceding Lbnday he refused to_answer questions and was subsequently sentenced
the sane day by Federal Judge EDHARD J. EGINET for contempt to serve an
"indefinite term" in Xilan Prison. The article stated that his attorney is
ALFRID L. '1Y.
A follow-up article dated August 1, l9L0, stated that on
the preceding Hednesday GQLDBQRG had appeared beiore the Grand Jury and had
answered all questions put to him, as a result of which he was freed of con-
tempt charges.
Thefiles of the Detroit Office revealed that on
Seytesber 17, 1939, ABE QEKBIHSKY, 171 Ottawa Street, Northwest, Grand
Rapids, Kichigan, related to agents of the Detroit Office that a few years
ago he purchased the Puritan ineries at Pan Paw, Kichigan, and hired
GBCRSE GOLDBERG to run it in 1937. He stated he sold it to GEORGE GOLDBERG
and his wife, SADIE, As collateral for a loan in connection with the sale,
GGLDBZRG put up 60,000 shares of capital stock of the Grand Rapids Brewing
Company. Other stockholders in this company at that time were FRANK D.
islet and ISADCRL SCHEARTZ and CHARLES LEITER, alleged Detroit hoodlums ~ » hay.! ;-.._. Et.'92-H6-c.rm mc.
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uhU - ' maintain an account there. He stated
that SADIE JACOBD GOLDBERG has been employed as the office manager of the
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reflected that as of that date GBORGE C. GOLDBERG was the manager of the
iichigan tineries, Incorporated, located at 19159 John R Street, the officers
of the company being as follows:
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the wholesale sugar and hops at 862A Oakland Avenue, Detroit, which business
was known as the Oakland Sugar House and subsequently became the rendezvous
of the Oakland Sugar House and Purple Gangs. He was also reported to be an
officer of Credit Sam's, Incorporated in 1925, which company was engaged in
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value cf the Qerchaniise destroyed anFebruary 9, 1927, was destroyed by fire.
and HEKRI SCHORR entered the auto
the latter part of the same year that
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According to these reports, GCLDBERG was next known in
Detroit as the president of the D and C Printing Company in 1930, which
comfany want into bankruptcy in 1931 and in 1932 GOLDBERG was engaged as a
salesinn scl =? stocks and bonds in bankrupt companies in Detroit. In1933 he a: 1d ap§ earE;" as c'.'.I'1¬IS of the Brewery Holding Company
of Iuskegon, uicnigan, which purchased the assets of the Huskegon Brewery
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On August 9,"cc zzj in June 193A. The na;e of this business was changed to the Grand
xgany nith headquarters at Grand Rapids, Eichigan.
1939 GOLD ? " was interviewed at the
Detroit Office in connection with the 'quor conspiracy case at which
time he verified his personal history e out above a ' con-
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and he started a business at the same address. He stated that due to the
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In addition to the above, it is noted from the criminal record that1 stop was placed against the name Ewe Bureau on October 31, 1939
at the request of the South Caroli ~ way Patrol, Columbia, South Carolina.
apparently wanted for questioning in connection with a robbe F thireerms of the Cash Depository at Lamar, South Carolina.
of Florence Count adv se
just outside the
city limits ofT
because of gambling, disturbances, and fights wh' ere continually takingto close this place of business
place at his place of business. According toon one occasion he
s, n o was known to have assaulted two soldier
the hospital for several days I
stated it was a well-kzm
the present time and thatOEi whom had to be laced in 'sustu ned. Plso W;i g business atL5 a means of L
serted that _
also with the latter
es. no sti.tea_>z-esently awaiting trial
on a charge of attempted rape by the use of a gun and would come up for
tr at the next term of the District Court, Florence, South Carolina.&aid he was observing very cloely the activities of both
and that he would prosecute them to the highest degree if sufficient evidence
was obtained in connection with their violation of the liquor laws. Sheriff
4 1 Eco verifientssile connection with past bani-: robberies in
e V1 inity of Florence County and sa d he was suspected at one tnne as
having had some connection with the well-known Purple Gang.
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1 numer and gangst_.er,,had pumhaaed a r_anc_h__nea:_r _ cson, _ zom, and had mo1_ed__:i,n
nth a number of. hieformer ass0o:lates__£1pm_pe§;1o;1.l§,_e ThB_B11r6811 .°f..¬!1Bt0Ii,1.5,
1 Treasury Department, reqnestedrthat the theeriminal record:-:_,q£1} tfne,_£ol_1,eaj.,.ng individuals ee:e_1~:~eeen*-Iv ec_~a,,v1_eg at the raaeh__e;_ ,1?e!.;e_,i1ieat-J;--e-_a_._i_ . - ____._._,.. .... r _._ -._.._.__-_ l'.______ """"'
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Treasury Department, Washington, D. C. Available phot-ographe 91 the above are ,
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A review of the into ti n reoeiiredEl!-h the Lnirestigationu Q1; t-he Eg;».'5 '"' _ wh o1 J
of_ the__1;:ey £'i_gu_res_ in the invqon of_ 1:rr1'¢é;'
went te__Tuce_gn, _A_rizong.,_ which he generally purchaeni a
ranch for approximately $<:5,000 on Febmary 27, 1945. has 9:, .
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and it is noted that __mentione_d___above _we:'e_reps1_I;1g_ed
staying at» _t¥!§_r§=.1.¢h The Phoenix Office has further advised
that 'bz.i Aug921s'b 1'7 and the Tucson Police Department arrested six
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REQUEST FORINVESTIGATION HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY THIS OFFICE TO DATE:%!
IIJ IDENTITY OF ROCKEY PLAYERS MENTIONED IN PREVIOUS TELETYPE NOT YET .
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I 1947, according to Dede manyJoe Bomoaeto 1; kriown an . _ I Mane! partner with Lloawoll_,°£|;pun[" lqr E L.! _ J.
' Bom.maritoThu" i score or_mom 0! u'r_e8T-S, one 0! whichwuineonnecl1on with one or
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of St. Louis toughut gnngsten,hut not tough enough_.,*, - _
Bmmarlto pt:-elnle I home at @705 Abbott ave, angparlnent house in Her ll»
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wo1_'ked,hIl _wl!..*t_Q"Deu-bltibymy of Buffalo. ,1 5%-'==:; '1 21 ___u7 jWop",lh_u _|ourimu-du 51-reetlwtlv-e or lbc;on.1 couple ol drug
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Down on Lcovhigiiome
For His Casino
By the Asseelolr-d Pros;
!!'tEl92'O, Nev.. Nor. Hltkincoln
iFlI._:l[;t%;1d, prominent Nevada and
'Michi_ean aambline fiaure. was
icriticaliy in,iurr~d by sheteuni
iblasts iii an ambush shooting here
lat micinieht. - Y
1 Although the 5".-yea. -old casino
OD¬l.=iiOl' was rcnutcd to have
icarricd large sums of money.
iDetcctivr* Sr-rel-. Michael Salonisaii
-declared: "It couldn't have beeni
i robbery."
' It must have been revv1i.'_'c."
ithe police ofcer added. H
. Filz:_Ct'Hl i. co-operator of the-
.Nvvacln Club. big doirntoivni
gganiblintl house. was shot down?
ias he started to leave his homei
for the club shortly before mid-_
inielit. '-
i Tivo cl.:irecs 92=rerc red int
i its back at close ranazr.
Found by 92'92'ife. =
Fit-2..1'fl'¬1iCi. a fllTl| l' niehi club
.ncratol' in Macoml! County,
Mich.. was found by his wife
Main. 33, sholll_92' nitcl the blasts
of the shotun awoke in."|n_v resi-
dents in hi:- e>;ciii:<ivr- Soutiivvcst
'Rcno nciahborhood.
Mrs Fiizerralri snid she ran out
of the house to the :nin.:t and
found her husband slill'nptd on
-the floor.
' Ht i92l!iJill l-Li_V had iiist. opened
If ,r_'ai:1§:c's n92'viii¬'ad doors. The
phi. in the huildinu was on, mit-
inine his body to the dark alloy.
Fli2_lt"l'2"liCi was shot by a dou-iblc-harreicci sli0t_:un held only
"inches from his right szde io92.t';ii'-:i
the hack and the main charee
s ".'Ci'E!d his spine. 1-to was ]!;1ru-
lyzed from the waist down. doc-
tors said at Washoe Hospital.
Clmnrcs Arc Slim.
Tlicy imiicziteci his clmnccs to
ill-'1" 92vc!r "92'ti'_y slim" as he was
'novr'd tn a room 9292'ilC'i'L transfu-
ions 9292'r-re runiillur-rt.
Chief of Polire L. R. Gi' t~ lll
niu one churec niisseci Fit-?.:r-raid
cnli1 'i_92'. ii. added that tvziridinu
fiom one shell was buried in the
tvotind and ihni this and pu9292' it!'
burns shoued the ililli was held
alinrisl ndaiiist 1'-itz;;:|";*.iri.l; hotly.i-DR some niln .110 hnri lit-_~ l1 9292ziit-.im92-9 up their extradition ght'|lll2 at the .-'l ir of the §l£li2l"|and Sm-I-endm.Pd_ they were pm._1/ --' . _. -'-- -.--"-Figureaifzaq-Glccson was .~.:-nod ifQ ~-*.erald and his partn= 1, Danny3; 2%? had had any He hi92rMhh El, -_92 i1|'plc of Detroitmi] mu Hit '$'CiiT§ they ope. atcd |i1'i
Micni ran.
i --No. iii:-_v hard no direct zieuil."
the chief said. "The Cd1i;"_£lC"
ea-mnallv hum out at i.il il-i gr 5;»Lincoh ugemid shat iiinii. iii- 92;9292'l.i'E11OiI.'i.i I'i 1i]l.u Q/' . ------- -:r ,=>
if-we G.-'92l92iBi_.ER". 1:l..'l';*-
P»~oumbhr. ,
{Continued From First Pavel
way with the gang as far as in-
vcstii;'at0i'5 ever found."
Close associates said Fitzgerald
now has no business or other con-
nections in Michigan or other
parts of the East.
Why. he is like a banker." said
one who would not permit use oi
his name. He doesn't'smol-re or
drink and is one of the best busi-
nessmen in Reno."
In Michigan Investigation. 1,
Fitzgerald. and Sullivan. 60,
were among chief targets in Mich-
igan's biggest investigation oi
gambling. .
Only last year, after a long bat.-
tle against extradition. the two
were assessed nes and costs
totalinls $52,000.
By that time they had long
since left Michigan and set up
gambling operations in Nevada.
where gambling is legal.
In the course of Michigan's in-
vestigating several official heads
ieil. State police and county oth-
cials were involved in bribery
cliarges.
Macomb County. hard
troit, was the hot spot
blind in Michigan.
Over the years millions of dol-
lars turned on the dice and cards.
and both Sullivan and Fitzgerald
were reputed to have had e big
hand in the operations.
Michigan's one-man grand jury
systcrn was credited with the nal
mop-up.
Had I.i92'I:d Unmolestcd.
Since then. after a bitter legal
ght. over the constitutionality oi
such procedure. Michigan dis-
continued the one-man grand jury.
Except for their troubles with
the rrrand jury. however. Fitz-
tlerald and Sullivan led moderately
unmolcsted lives as Michigan
P.'3l'riiJiCt5.
Both had operated for sears in
lhe Detroit area and their only
other troubles were when they
occasionally ran afoul of police.
Originally the two were charged
in Maromb County with corrupt-
ine and bribing State ofcials in
a eamblina conspiracy.
When. in Ausrust. 1948. theyby Dr'-
of gam-
9292.'iiiCii 92X;1.92- 15 ft-ct _l>';ir-l~;;Hl1eliirici.t1-1-1g.i,:,eci tn plead guilty to con--.__s:¥;|rndstmwe~H
With 1. - JCT charges dropped.
Sullivan _d court costs bf
$33,000 am. P. tine of $700. Fitz-
gerald's costs were $18,000" and he
was ned $300.
A third defendant. former
Mayor William H!mCK£iEI] of
Flint. Mich, has yet to face theicourt. He is in Florida, where he
has lone pleaded such severe ill-
ness that he cannot return to
.Michiean.
i As the {rambler was given erne;--
laency treatment. he dictated a.
twill. Its contents were not re-
vealed.
1 Sullivan told a reporter he knew
lot no one who could have had a.
motive for shooting Fitzgerald.
iThen he added:
"in this world. you never know
who hates you. The way they are
at-China babies and killing chil-
rcn these days. you can never
ll what. might happen."
Mrs. Fitzgerald said also she
ad no idea why it would have
ihappened. "No attempt has been
imade in the past. she said. She
;aclded her husband never had even
lbccn threatened in the 13 years
they have been married.
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lielly 'lake'l
In Rackels
Revealed l
I .5 New revelations about
-the f_a,rf1ung a iv ies of
lbookie Fran rickson
;were expected _oday whenJudge Mullen in General
Sessions sifts deeper into
Ma. _mountain of recordsseized in the May 2 raid
of Erickso_ns headquar-
ters at 487 Park ave.
A hearing before Mullen
yesterday revealed the ro1y'-
hpoly Erickson as atpitftncr of
notorious underworld char-
acters" in a Florida. gambling
lcaeino whose take in one year
was eeaasss.
Erickson's own books also
showed him connected finan-gcially _witl1 mergbers of De-troit'T-'1_5urple G, ng and with
92Brooklyn's Joedonis. _
3 . .Some of the iteme from
l mong the truckload of diaries,
lerlgors, journals. payroll books,
folders and other club records
seized in The raid were returned
io Erickson by Judge Mulle
is sl.ri -Hy personal.
But the job of sorting out t .
est was so involved and de. t
it.h_ such volume that Mullen h d.
put off ruling on them until to-
ay.
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' i oaourmwomc ron ACTION: ;.
Many of the records were
ordered back into the hands of
tiie District Attorney's office. Thus
the man who admitted before ll
Congressional committee that hll
broke the law every day lost,
through his attorney, Sol Gelb, 1
spirited fight to get the mo1lnt|!.lIL_oi evidence returned to his
les. la -_
Meal experts said the District
Attorney; 0fl'lce already haslaid the groundwork for $911!
eea-ding against Erickson -jtl
others under e. new legal prese-l;le|1&qel. recently in the cl|.tp_l_lt . U Ma. stark. _-' .
Stark, checkcashcr for bll-i
time gamblers in New .lcI'lGI|"'was convicted here of consplllcfg
in; law; and was given
months, ' ";- "fl
The District Attorney, 1-lotgivgg,
ldid not reveal whether Erl
to violate the gambling in ~
Florida. and possibiy .4 Q --states. ' -
BARE ERICKSON INCOME, I '
Assistant District Alto;-iuy'gt
Scotti. at the first session dig-l.ll'Q'.!j
hearing. revealed Erickson -t newincome. as shown by his ownhleo.
In 1948--.F169,815'5R 1'}
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I945-514!-.562.40; 1944 - SIS,-1'
alr.u|; lHs.sou|u,.i.-la.lu; ' Is-ls.ii11.11: iii-ll- sal.12-t: _
nd 1940-$51.sr.-ms. -st
This adds up to t1.D64,1ll. but
ri es not so back into the full 15
o so years of Ericksons opera-
tions. _ _ "L$l94.B41.35: 1946 _ m-l,1.-;il.i1Ttiz"H /_ :__92
92"".|' -
. Assistant District AttorneyHcottl in charge oi the Reslts
ureau, read from the Bricks n
apers in court and was expect
o do so agein todsy, uneoveri
uri-her details.I otmo m FOLDER. - '
. He: deferred discussing a Y' sterinl referring to F1;g;%-
liq,-but Costello's name as in-
luded in two of three typewrit-
n transcripts placed on record
s 051:;-esentlne an inventory list
f material taken from the Erick-
n headquarters.
l The Costello material was un-
oovered in a folder listed under
t"1IQWall Street Corporation."Q The folder, as well -as two otherdocuments dealing with oil
interests owned by Costello andto violate the New Jersey gambl-. E"l"i5'"'- are 7 M 5 "ed
lon _v Mullen.
hat folder contained also
.1 promissory notes showing
;Go5fcllo borrowed "$25,000 twiceand his associates would b??§<L_l_1'9£| Eridi- "5-__0m F35 d_al"'Fl
cu5gd of conspiring in New t l' N'lI'§§. 1946, "18 tlltll, SCI -
33. 1947, and both were payablo
.:il_n one year at 4 pcrerlt.
"IA!-so in the folder were letters
i]Qm'Costell0 to Erickson eoncer --in: 1-interest payments to t o 'k _e for funds advanced to t e
. [Mall Street Corporation and
h ldated Jan. 5. 1948. whi
. "*.'l', unlit ued an-Page 14. Column J.
92I ' .- l _. '
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onttnucd From First Page -
ll: nked Flank 101' a $1.000 check
. the Salvation Army."
That l.1ank-you was written
just 5, yea: before Costello gave
.. dinner at the Copacabana night
;iub for the benefit of the Sal-
vation A:-my Among the 150 whol
aid $100 each to attend were
rnany well-known politicians. l
The records-revealed Ericksonk
main Florida interest was ln the
olonlal Inn at Miami, though he
nso had a piece in another, the
Erica. Ratcn in Boca Raton. It
as the Colonial Inn that cleared
.:1e neal'S700,000 in 1946.
Scotti disclosed the profits of
' Colonial Inn and their dis-
,.hutlon for 1946 and 1948.
In 1940. he said_ the Purple
~-ring took 331-3 per cent for a
ital of 5222.800. The rest of
the profits were divided amoni
vine men. -
: ILOFITS LISTED.
Those named and their profits
llEI
FRANK ERICKSON, 16-16
lnlrarn 51... Forest Hills. L. 1., 5
net cent. Charities $2338.02.
lhare ,ol' profits $34,276,911.S. %BRATT, Hollywood, F1a..
"jg p cent. Charities $3,651.03.
aarr of pr its $51,415.40;RICHARD%lELVlN. Hallan-
rlalc, Fla.. 'l',{ per cent. Same
.iI!ures as fo Bratt.VINCEN'1zL~_92L0, Hollywood.I"la., 'l'1/_- pe tent. Same gures
s for tt.B...-i-it; loos. 939 w. 47th
~.t._ Miami Beach, 4 per cent.
92an-|g fig s is for Erickson.
JOSEP' ~92 OTO, See Adonis,"
ilallandale, I;la., 5 per cent.
Fame fl r at for Erickson.JAC NSKY, Hollywood.Fla" 10' er cent. Charities
Si.076.5. Share of profits. $63.-
%53.38. LMEYERf._ ANSKY, Hollan-
da e, Fla., 10 per cent. Same
fie res as or Jack Lansl-:3.EORG%ADLO, HallandaleFl .. 10 per ent. Same sure
as or the Lanslcys.Listed a.s..e;nployes also were:
LOUIS A.'.CANTOR, 595 West
End ave., salary $5,986.80.
HAam,"'cH.92n.aL, 532 Lei-Eei-t.-. ave. Brooklyn, salary $7,-
492.?'0hkMA ~,CRAWFOIl.D, 145 W.
58th st.. listed as employed by
the Blatz Brewing Corp., salary
$2.410.
r.0u1sr:flnl, src1sc0, 15
Ocezm avc.,, Brooklyn, salary
$3.550. .WILLIAM I'*FERNBACHER.
2-18 Springvallcy rd., Oradell,
N. J. being sought by police
for qucstioni l, salary $4,150.Gl3ORGQ'?:[-JIDT. 70 Over-
look ave.. Great Neck. L. 1., a
former New York City police-
man, salary $3,750.30, plus
$1,600 received by Heidi. from
the police pension fund.
DAVIILJKEDOFSKY, 2150
Creston avc., Bronx, salary
$4.436.1,5125 and $13,950 for Briggs and
$13,950 for Lansky were deducted.
4
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Shared;
With Adonisi 92l '~.
And Pilrple
Gang Heads
ll Funds to Charities
Rerluced Net; Notes
l For $25,000 Signetll i By Frank Costello , -il92l.e9292r York, May '1.-{}llHT!.TlTrou h ' own
1 ivate les, Fran rickson_,__;,_ ,. ..._.~.-- --1"--rlr A rlirnnflv n uu f_:.*e?~! . ~*§*:--L --*r'-in---""
__u25is£ ;@r1d fisiiil-=8 =8
don_i§J_ the Lansky 'o_1g_Li];_
the De-"92l13S
SUC
'92 l 0
ers a d memb_e_1;gp[
92 l£l;9I_li£ ur_p_le_Gang."T11 documented proof t-game
raided E? f_!_istri<:_t__1§tE:ir'ney FiT.'i'l¬
§f 'l-Iogan May 2- A comprehen-
isive cart Hisclosed'Tli5fEF_iEli¬6hl- '3"~"r"""'*§;:;1 ._.».."" ?;"'iE§»; n _n[< mam BPS Qf H145lcol-im 1ne':i_1_'§l'te'd:__§§5,53B.?§ -
1Wes'TE<2wsm.bec-_1Tf§45,_.- d~ Q90 1181' ,3l,s1_9_*1§--13 _0P@_1=T[11B B
iC0lonia_ml lnn, a IjlQlLO£i_O_l1S___g -
Eling_ Lii_§._l2li_S_l1n_1¬i1t in Hailanda.e,a. Lriekscn _liaql_55gj-3};-_n_t or EH?
ois, 91.;i3i.i76;9%. 'i1i1.@1'll7_e.I is -$§£¬,2§.. 32.!/i_n§r§@nl,_1or
22,800.10, went to _ men de-
rll e ias_ FrTeml>
P1Tr£1"¢i.@iI1isTQ'i"ii12Q§F 5iT7 "7-
'Wa11ts Papers Returned
Aii this and more came out in
general sessions. where Sol Gelb.
IErickson's counsel, tried without
success to have returned to his
client all of the voluminous papers
iselzr.-d from Ertckson's of .
Judge John A. Mullen held th t
all papers which indicate gambli g
._opcrations may be retained .v
Hogan, who is conducting a gra d
jury investigation of Erickson.
, Among the items seized was I
- jolder headed "79 Wall Street
C_orp." in which were two prom-
lfissony notes showing that Frank
1.Costel1o borrowed $25,000 tw e
om Erickson. One note
i ted November 9. 1946, the oth
-ptember 23, 1947. Both we
p yable in one year at the rate
ii percent interest. __ . .- --; 5.11";.»'»<;> » ~ < " ~~~*US
I
e
1
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lej lolder also; contained let-_te irsa92_ Costeilo to Erickson
conceriiiglntest aymen IT;
ca rc son or monies adva d
l§ I'o' __t_hanlre "1' ran_;i;
iliricltsoni f
check to the Salvation Army."
152 ioliieraso a a e er r
George Wolf, Costello's lawyer, to
Erickson concerning payment of
$10,000 on the November 9, 1946,
lo n.
his folder, as well as two other
d uments dealing with oil inter-
es s d b Eli lr cl C . - n oste lOO;92ll';9yEt§1;:o bee rslcigdaupon b I5 41,562.48: 1944$H8,571.l0; 1943.Judgle Mullen. He will decide to J '$1°°-352-1° 1942 $4531 - =Ymbrrow whether these papers, i 'l3795 |
wan as a few others, are to be 1-ell
"*5: "£h6"
0 .
3--furned to Erickson, who maintainsita _meg, have- nothing to do with hisigrhich showed they received from
!n,.Hallandalc, 17 miles north oft
Miami Beach and 2 miles south of{b
Hollywood, Erickson, according to
his own, papers, had halt of a 92 E i- son used Val.".l0l,l$ 95 ;5
gambling joint in Boca Baton, Fla.,his own-including Jac ennonjllast year. The wins total 9292'2ts,a '
$34,3é'.'.B0, but aiter er-zpenses to 92 5the net prot was $8024.80, whi lF1'aJ1 trader, beli e t . ll . , 1'°92§ o be an was spli i__,between Erickson a'lii|emplo3le, and Harr Ylgibhards, atone Johr%!'RourI-re, each recei -$10 a week ciumrn ' held iniing 34012.4 . This was for the yearl_$1 l
riding October 3]. 1949. in
According to Ericks0n's own?hedule, the house collected $42.B,|§_ftgr Erickson {nned he!-01.8};
:7 and paid out to winners $392 - "ate subcommme 1 r S9.20 from December 18, 1948, toiii
March 17, 1949. From January 12 11
to April 10, 1949 - during the g
height of the short season -- the-n
Boca Raton house took in $754,083?bll g U t , .Ia; agdisimviuietshe Qgiqnlal Innigs a cancelled Erickson check for}
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Scotti as members of the Detroit
Purple gang, a notorious combine
which has been broken up. .
' Erickson's net income, as shown
by his own les. gave these gures:
1948 - $169,819.58. 194'? - 55-94:
8 1.35: 194fi~$lt]4.3-54.7]; 1945-»
'7 11>1-l1$Bl,12B.07 and 1940---$57
The documents also containek
x returns to Ericksorfs employe ,
2.000_to $4,000 each. There also.
5,000, dated last March 28, which
e big-time bookie paid to Good-
d.V and CO.. a brokerage rm. .TILE P3PEIs also showed thatlr I '
New Jersey bookie ntencediinn lac-i n¢-|- tn L.- .1.-....1.1__.,|r t '-"- J!-nl aua 92.IUU192l|ldl92l.ll
00,000, bail as a material wit-
ess in the investigation.
m l
5 been a bocYi ' Y
5 i l1Q..0l1_a.4,:e,a,|,'___e in lta. a
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llnd paid out $689,541 to winnersl92; While the net income for the!
, Colonial Inn for the 12-month pe-1 riod ending October 3!, 1946, to-
taled $685.538.'i6, this was re-
duced by $40,760.50 for "charities."
which were not described in cg|_r|'t_
' I£ri 'kson's papers wcre. read in
coiirt by Alfred J. Scotti, assistant
district attorney in charge of the
-iarkcts bureau.
, Scotti said that Erickson Wjonnected with topnotch undelworld characters, and then 13ead oil the names of those wh
ad pieces of the Colonial Inn. B
dcs Joe Adonis, whose real name imonrn -15 it 0
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FRI DATE:
»'t.t%.<»n-don: ."-xnsistrmt Director A. ROSEN
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SIFRWEY C0I5CER?fI?=?G PROMINENT UNDER£JDRLD
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r'=fm-annex! liist c.ontains the name of J£J.'?;..51-?»F?S[T|tIT-T, New fork
T<~H.c¢;- D:.m1*f.~~-raft. r.921n2be»~ 107793, 92'-rho ms alleged to bu active in the 4
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hirs "in-"livirluf-1' its he1.'i_eved to be identical 92~'?7*§,h JOSFIPF
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Y-writs!" of th-;_-!ur-_n']~ F1-2119, war; intervii ewed Pt his 1'»3."-idwnce in HoT!.l*r-;r,~c-3,
I-_1.0r~5<1'= . in 3*-:~r:.h, 1'~,?I'~-, rm-"3 -advised that JOEY '%F1R1!S" EIN now in Cali form";
U0 fm"ru'mhed no L-plf fie data as to his where-vb:-'.1ts or nct"i.vities. E?!-.I*F%1I-3
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900 Standard Building
Cleveland 13, Ohio
May 23, 1950
a ~ AIR MAIL
SPmCIAL nzuvsmr-..
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Dear Sir:Attention; _ ikssistantj Director A.
SURVLY COI~ECEriNI192iG PhO£LINr1.NT
UNDEFL?iUhLD I~IL}U}iLS Bi:.ING FADE
BY UNITLD STATLS ATTORNEYS<=RIae§v@vH __ as __ _ |092 ,lYC >
Re Bureau letter to Chicago dated May 12, 1950. F} " J_J'
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aff. was --_.__.i
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Information has d by confidential inior- $*> . -mants of this office that " " " for the
past several years on Par ew rive in etroit, Michigan.
In view of this fact, a copy of the summary on this
individual pI¬;p8IEd by this office is being forwarded to the
Detroit Office and the Detroit Office is being requested to
prepare the necessary supplemental summary as outlined in re-
ferenced Bureau letter. Ori inals are being enclcs _ /1
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1899 in Boston, Massachusetts
U@Y'}@born December 2h,
He is divorced,
address
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ACTIVITIES GRIZJINAL in g .¢ ,as eh blfc!t one 'time IBS reputed to be a member oi thenotorious grpjle Gang 0 e roi , Michigan, which gang controlled a consider-
able amount of the criminal activities in Detroit, Hichi an and Toledo, Ohio.However, when interviewed at one time by a Bureau Agent denied that
he had ever been affiliated with the Purple G , altho e admitted thathe attended grammar school with _§Q_E_ and B STEH, brothers, who later
became members of the Purple Gang and that-"Fe continued this association by
trading in bootleg Irhiskey with t with other members of that notoriouswe dew we
twenty-ifive
engaged forthe prohibition era. vised Bureau Agents that about
years ago he left Detroit, Michigan for Akron, Ohio where he was H
approximately four years in the bootleg alcohol business before r '
he moved to Cleveland, Ohio, at which place he continued to interest himself
in bOO'bl¬ggj_ng activities on a large scale and subsequently nmscling his way r
into gamblin inball slot machine and "other rackets.B: P : : ,
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ADVISED JOQ%§ICA PROBABLY ON RANCH NEAR TUSCON, ARIZ L TD B "9'MERCOMMERCE nnsL FUGITIVE wxrmzsssg. c1 LA THREE roun FO%S?2f:5 ?- : DA
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EASTERN HOOULUM., FILES THIS OFFICE INDICATE POSSIBILITY RANCH
owmun EY PETEZ¬;cAvoL1, FORMER m£M&E@X§uRPLE cams, DETROIT.u
PX FURNISHED BACKGROUND AND PHOTO BY LETTER THIS DRTE WITH REQUEST AS
CERTAIN IF SICA ON ABOVE RANCH.
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For Your Rccommendall
dhat are the facts?
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at big bookie empire. that
taped up in Hialeah in the
1- y 1930's., Hyde became
id: county agent for Moe Arv-
nberg, head 0F the nation:
re wire service. He paddled
-;- race result information to
aller bookies and had about
- sub-agen1s- __-/
mlephunes mzpplir-d the life
Is of the bookie organiza-
-|, By 1935;. 1311 ltuokic 1..t-ket
dz-d l!}1l!'.£ and Slalom l'lE'192'l
...te a $ZlU,{|:l1=_ }¬-.! a year
<1nc-ss. Law eltlurcetncnt of-
-1l< tried to cripple it by
-.i11_e_ away the trIl -gltotlus.
.trl,:e Jefferwit B. Br0921'11r.92 ur-
-Imd the St:.11.hern Bell Tclne
-ne a1'1d'Trl¬f.1:1ph C0. to
ntsh lIl3l.Pf?l1 ll'l92: service to
tic in 19315. Ilydt-s lJ9292}'CI',
.1=:enL G1b1i11_ won the his-
. c dccisisn arguing that
.u£lt his client admitted hi:
~ a l0l<-ntaliet, a cumnton
zrier the phone cotttpatty!
;n0t a dclcttdant of titc ;1I.1;' -
l t1101'al5.-1-ml were few def:-=-slant?yilte public morals tut igcadei. Dan Hardie, Da e
l..-.--iff in 19712-1:11:11, <1 .-d 1'9
..-en TO
force
is hegarnbiing and drove
the gambling laws. For
was removed by Gov-
Znor Dave Shaltz on the
:oum's he showed faultycigment. '
-lost of the 1 I9292'11 9292-as n;iuit1sL
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111.!: Ka92'a1t.'=..;.;lt_ tli1ecl.1t' rtl
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.1--11;: attettipt tn cl-"-tt up
c1l_92' l!{>t9292It-v11 1935 amt 1937.
rli-J not lt:192'r: 11112 lwcl-tittg
l|1= police force or at city
1-;a;<._An|te11t.crg, the rag-0.1" king opcttcd a l-lllltjltl
15p;i]'!El, the Miami Trtliut e.
- aitackcd liavanztuglt. 'l]1e
hum, under the guise oi} a
-1'nI.s crusade agnittel all
I.» 1-c=al.ancl.1=11<1gir_1_e1i_. --_1cIYt-o[ l'11l.'ll who I-11-ccl 8. EYOLIP .1.; ctttrettcn H19 that" helped
bliuktes. .
E-later: were S"n5*°
1*d out in the late: ifllltl S; ldf
make room l°T 5 9'° p °ygunger men who formed whatl-1.1, -....:1|-|yue mm
came to ._.r- known as the Mi-
aiini Syndicate, Eddie Pad-Fell,
itilerle "t'~1:,.:rougl1, ill far-
lllf -'-nd Ace Deuce Sulqmon
1'.-are amom, that pawl}.-rful
tjroup. Z
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j-Ht-tile all this wasl1.:npI.-1.ing,
the lcrtal law made @112 baa?-:
tha* garnblittg l._~re was rt;n
ho.--.11; tn.-'.I|1 bays." ii!sn't much of a boast, slryte
rtumltr of the hotttc tOv:r1
, ha..' ki'lings on 1lt:ir '1».-
ends. Bu. acr e em: or
w§.'. litey could make it
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this time? They aw.-re sitting
with their eyes s.qt,?:.cr1e-;l as
tight shut as they ceulo aquinch
them. Both Miami nrwsraapers
expose-cl the situation, de-.-:rih-
ed in detail how and where
illegal gambiing we: .:~pe'!'ating_
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1STORY OF-
Murdcr Incorporated are agnini
time Ls UH" result of licariazys held,MURDER,_ INC: Bl
@r§§S.-=L°iiiYl"°f;iZli§I" £I§?Il °l§ Kefauver Revelations Disinte: Sordid
@i=m~m»~ii~.q i»~~~¢ ¢>~~-_~-ii, rm! Account of Combination at Work
here by the Kefauver crime-in--;
vestigatiilg crmlmittce. Wllclt fol-|;
lows 1'-s a recon-rtrnction of Tllii
story of Murder'hlc0r'pornt-"ditsi
activity. its methods, its .l]1icTll!-It r-3
sln'pba.sed on wit-Hi has brcn_
lca.ru£l'|'. since its pr-air ucirrity in"
the Nineteen Thirties.
By EMANUEL PI~]RL1921UITER '
. Murder Incorporated was s gi-|.l'lg
of 1"at'.l{etcers, with a sizable nuan-
ber of professional lTlll1'Cl81¬1S on its
staff, which operated in the Nine-1
teen Thirties in Brooklyn. .1ts own
members did not refer to it l?_92' thnt,
indelicatc name: To the under-;
world it was the Brooklyn trhapterl
of "The Combination," an infor-j
mally organized but strong con-
federation of criminals who staked
out claims to various areas of the5_;_¢.;,:;;-: ..l_. .63., . ..w_ _ _,, .-
. . -ism» . . .
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t r gs»'- i ¢»».»'. A", .. i g: 11: ~ 92 _rs. ~ . as , ,E$S IN CRIME
state's evidence and helped convict
the professional killers.
Among those executed in the
lelertric chair at Sing Sing werel
i Pittsbnrgh Phil" Strauss, Hap-
py Maionc, "The Dashcr" Abban-
dando and "Bugsy" GoldsLcin.-.='tl-
land more than fifty others were
sentenced to long prison terms.
1Unsol92'ecl lliystery
R9185 himself was killed Nov. 12,
l1941, when he plunged from the
lheing held in protective custody,
las u :mnl. 'rial witness. His death
iholds, perhaps, the key to it major
lmystery about The Combination",l together, eight men were executed,
.
window of a hotel where. he wasil._ I _ WW 77 7' W I _-| ~- W7 _ ___~_W _
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63 Men Miirtlered
1 Alt"--gcther, ,Klgiiir_cle_1:_____]ncgrpo-an end. 1t was used todisciplinc
the ge_ings personnel, to eliminate
" "competition" and to dispose of
"troublemekers"that is, law-
abiding citizens who got in the
"4 il&tEd_ _and its Tanhatn affili-
JI ha'ti'ed or revenge./The leaders If M_ rcler Incor-Iporated were'J epiyroto, better
known es Joe' 'H0nis"" Abe Kid, ii ate-s"sre known to have executed
= ' sixty-three men in and around
J New York between 1931 and 1940.
- About as many were prr=t:»ahl;.'
I "wiped out in other parts oi the
couritry. This may look like a. sanv
guinary record, but there I i2"a
{q»radox behind it. Flourishing as
did in the years inutiediately
, following the repeal of prohibi-
tion, Murder 1n_coi"porated decided
. it would be wise policy,
of the danger of public
and P0liCe crackdowns, to
strict control over gang
i ,192Iu.rder was performed purely for
lDtlSll'1BSS reasons, not for personalin view
outrage
exercise
killings.
1
I . Twtisfgeles, and A!her:t]g' nasf3Tei;t
I
I, These three top meg tool-1' for
ll themselves different spheres of cri-
terprlse. Adonis hatl the92g:~irn'ohr92§'concession and the political eon;iwetienr __ei~< l--.= -,¬-n=n.- =., Fr-i-=.-the
I oi'ganizi'tion, Anastasia Ti:-i chief
Inf Mur'der Incorpoi.'i.Lcris ownI-~ crct police, the man who cor.-Q-iled the execution of,-.PaIl<.y un-
Icierlings or sqtiealei-s as well as
lthe murder of persons outside the
Eang who interfered with its ac-
l.l92'ltIIES, Usually deiith sentenc-'5
were hilncli-d down by kangaroo
courts" or top indiviiliisis in "The
I Combination," and woi-ct oi the
"contract" was sent to Anastasia.
No rniirtler was permitted witliou
his direct £ltlI.hOll?"r!llt'.ill_ 11 9292;- ii»-I
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down a limited number of bOt1lilv.'}.=|
and legitiniote business men {or
P;'°tEL° - I For 8, Ion". ime me Brol-ilynn ie lower eelttions 9292'92i - the M11101: mrnnag 0 st;;_92» 'fn_;~ 01' the
§':iU-u-wee]; piinlis," the ;,i»nericIlav-', exieplj on QC ,-;ion,,] pinchrai: .k gl92-'l'l to :,'@lIIlg' cur tl1ie92'es. on inli-iar éfgc-s_ through theirtoughs. hooclliinzs. strc,-11;,"-;iii':1 men pair;-..:7gl_,[ &F'_5 laivyers with po-zincl killers apprentices, liticnl eo_ {113, usually in
nelirliborh ,'-lemocratio clubs,
It 92.85é_| d- lli92'iSl. RG10}; 9292,rh
gOf all the gong :- enterpiis-rs, theidey.-,;|1m,: id the undoing of the
most profitable was extortion froiii-gang, 1,11 40, ;g hearing of O, Clongshoreiuen. This was accom- of the "l'1_r5, .1-.g';u-Q9 90' ,-ts heplished by acquiring control of sixip1e;1d¢§g1r: c se of_"Pretty" Le-Ilocals of the International Long- vine. a Ink I0"-'9l'Il.BCI. outsh--rt-men's Assntintiin, A. F. I.., L}; . Iwa.-i fl':ctrociit_d in is-ii for the
murder of itn; . ' _,;
Soiirt-es of Inc-nine
Ii- mcli had ,-orisdictinn on ll1£]1¬Illl'*I1 PI'92l].'ll:iE[l
!}Ji'u0l'il}':i iveteriroiii. This aspect ' i".,_,; we ga,._g>s_ cpc,.;,,,,,,,3 WM _ Lev Ie 92VaS}tEfIlhllla_tO live. Hejointly managed by .iKl'l.&5Ll92ST,f1T|dI:vaf 3 *3 of thl in ? I-he Hang_~,e~,=-,=_-_. 1";---:,;';*Li-:;'.-.4," 1:.-¢' :6 _',;.1.,' _- ..'.92~=o r'.~:~.»_ -:-"*1;--;-w op yaks, officials, the thugs were able toImt° Cg§§°'?l_>'}1;l'i92l1I1I= F5Dw§-4-i-f.fi=i'ce l J!l'-"E5l'lOitl.'lCit to for}: over ahhen bum gnarl -I' H Br°°I"'I H" I; 1 _ H ,1 , *. _ 1!,-n_ Rt-195 |+"i;1,ing J-11210 rnuhligieicentage of tieii duly wziges be Sent to l elnchm ,__m1_ viIjust for the privilege of working. Hi " L.The gang inaintaiiied its hoiu of,-igain with M, OD ,,.,_,_ _ ,.the tear it inspired among iiecent '
citizens and timid hoodlunis alilic. f
Tlicir i:lllii0S92W.IE often ft"l 92Cl lil5.. on L," h,|_,_é U, ,.n.__!- ,h,____,_Murder victims were gairottetl, mam! Mr 0,. V: Mu Y Ppi'oinisetiir~niii1|_-y in |'92".12l'.'l fr»: iri-
orming or. the Test r-1 Le ;::."-i.
I.
t who essigned the inc-n to iin tin-
,rlioi1*.} Rules was the field Coin
I1'1'lHTlllL'lv who directed the operit
I.1 JIl.S of the kllllh, the l' 92'£'l'Ll-'.'-.,puncturetl to death with ice. picks,| - - . . -~ - --:lIlf.[l-_92&dd92.i'1tl1 II-,lCEL92 |.:-, I'!ill l !:l! slut; mnmhmf up H £m_|s_ oh, by Om.{lit san or liine pits, oi uriiec he Sm , 5. _,n<_I,,,l,-:2 L¢,.,,._c_alive after kerosene was poiired ,, .. ..-- .. .. I --j ' 1 Dill-,i ?I.-.- .- 'ri:, lime .nvion them. One _i2;in;.:sir-r was [l_Ll!'i1]'l¬f'l;A_I8FU _]-._.92iH'_-I ,__mnbhu_: ,m_'_MIinio the 1*-ast lliver with his feet; ___,_____ siSli:nt, Bur!- '!'e'.'3~iL:5_ :.":_fn~rcl
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Levine's 1 !5l!Lgn!r_ ii.:<l- it ..i-E' i '- :
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Iif-eyiii in H-.t>ruu_», Le denied ell ili
Attributed to;l,1ln92_._l-nd sa.iZing sen n rupecuible builriesa man
I*'g1t_lin dre-u lnclory er. Hazleton
4 ril-
' Adonis, new 52, has been cited
contempt of the Senate for,
refusal to answer questions
asked by the Kefauver coirimittee. .
ITher¢ is also pending against hi
.1 New Jersey indictment, chargI him with Operation of gam-
bling establishments. Like Anas
Itasia, he sa._vs he is a legitimate
}bnslness man, his major enter-
prise being the hauling of new,
automobiles in the New York area. I.
Puzzle of Reles' Death
- The death of Reles himself adds
3 C0r01I"*".l"i final t0tlt?h Qf 111',-Merv,
I10 the £1-Ctivitics of Murder Incor-
Plied. Mr. O'D92-yei- told lhe
Kefauver committee he ht-lici-ml
R6195 fell as lie was tryii-lg 1;, H.
1-HPB. The police say he die-i in an
-'l1LPmPl- to play ii. Practice? Jot -T11@.»' $33 he tied some sh----i; :i,-_
geiher and let liiiiiselt out "U111;
window, intending 10 en|,|,-;- 5 92._w_ I
dow on the oor beloi-.'_ Then I
this explanation go.-5, he ;92'-iii-mg
ti» return 'l.lP§~lI.lIII'S, wziii: t..r~ri-igiiii
the dO0i of lug room and _.,u_.-W-;_-.,.his six-man ]'l0ll B guard. '
But Senator Charles W, Tobey,
Republican of 192'e92-.- Hampsluii-e, 11,--
fv1$q i__10 ltm_Ii=_vn the .v.t.n|-y '!4T_-3;;-rl1"'-,be called this "peek»u-1300 ga;g';
fin attired-t.'r92e thi-or!; that P -I-;-.=
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r. Strnrih lrwPf . and ma.1vi»; in tr.ar:|.92x|9292'E-- bkITl..'92'-
utions of the killers, the revenue-
lcollectors, the beat-upfaijtiets and other rank - and _- rile ..n_1errtbers,
sometimes participating personal-
ly in Lhe important or "special"iobs. . '
Ftlnctinn of the Troops
Below these three men in the
table of organization were the
"troops," who performed mu]-der
fo'= recompense. Their acti92'1l;ie5
lywere not restricted to murder,
Whey also served_as collectors.
They Vere Paid regular salaries,
from $150 to $250 a week, but they
also received little domains of
their oWtta. slobmachine conces-anchured with two nl-it J
ThE_,ViCl'.im5 w_'e|'e'n-1ost'L:|:°nmLlmembers or 11;, gang .51 ha
turned informer Or were IHIPQCL-4 ed Of Bql-lealingl, men who wanteqii,
to "retire," members who embed-;-
zied organization funds or non-
member racltetcers who were com-peting for business. But the hood~l
lums hat} no hesitation nhout, wip-3
ling out la92v-abiditig citizens tot»;Vtntong these were Peter Panto, al
young longshoreruan who mrtci-¢|
ltrouble" by trying to lend a. revolt;
iagainst the gattg an the cloclts;;"
jand Morris Diamond, a tcamstcrsl
lunion official, and Joseph Rosen-I
a ttuck OVH'lEI both of whom op. . '7. _ I * l
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The following items of possible interest to the Bureau {liqwere mentioned on Drew Pearson's transcribed broadcast of =f}i '///
January 3, 1954.
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1.Senate Democrats will hold an important saunas next weekto decide on blocking the confirmation of Robert E .Lee, Senator
."cCarthy's man,on the Federal Communications Commission. .
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In a previous broadcast on October ll, l953, Pearson ref rreto Robert E. Lee's recent appointment as a member 0jthe Federal K
Communications Commission. Pearson at that time stated Lee's name~was mentioned in the report of the Senate Election Committee on f ~
the Butler-Tydings Senatorial Election in 1950, which report was if
furnished to the Justice pepartment for action. Pers had predicted
that Democratic Senators would consider it a personal affront jbr the
President to appoint a man whose name was mentioned in a report ,7 Qwhich the Justice Department had under consideration and that thdse=92
Senators would battle against Lee's confirmation in January. 92 _92>
ER,// VaRobert Lee, a former Bureau Agent, was employed by the
Bureau from January l0, 1938, to June 28, 1946. Lee and his wife§ -
Wilma testified before the Senate Committee Investigating the Maryland
Election of 1950. Mrs. Lee testified she headed a volunteer group _5mailing out thousands of postcards favoring Senator Butler. She 9292
was questioned concerning $6,000 which she received to cover expenses
of this project. Testimony did not indicate any improper activities
on the part of either Lee or his wife.
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White House, ewclu iue: President Eisenhower is considerinr
a proposal to invite Barr ruman to sit on the powerful National[Security Council which fires American policy for peace or war.
Eisenhower feels it would be helpful to have the benefit of Iruman's
experience. It would also bring more Democratic support for his
administration and show that Ike disagrees with Attorney General .
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given a vote on policy decisions. He would serve only as adviser.
COMJIENT:
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Pearson; What happened to the mysterious #300 O00 paid
in the Greenlease k ' ' ' ' 92 idnappingi!/I predict it will deuelop,that most,of this money was sold to th ,Pur le Ga ' * ' _ p ng in Detroit-for 25 centsIon the dollar. I'm not red tp ic ing yet what persons might have
sold the money to the Purple Gang,
COMMEMT;
According to the Kidnapping Desk, investigation in this
matter is still in progress. Consideration has been given to the
possibility of these funds Qettin int t . g 0 he hands of hoodlums and
racketeers, extensive coverage of which is being made in various
cities, including Detroit 0 '. ur investigation to date has not come
up with any material to substantiate the foregoing allegation.
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_full'y accurate re-enactment of
rhmous crimes is a fairly new
and fertile field of dramatic_e Xpl0l"lUU1'|-f,;'- . Lear of bank robbery. i
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ness knows is 3 _
_old stuff. But -_'j'¢--73$meal criminals, "
_p a i nstal-tingly ; _r@r~=@-it-:1 as-hi=~?'i§:iii';I"f;.1' --
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around the Biograph Theater;where they were later to mowi
down Dillinger, and then
flashed back to his blood!"
The education of Dillinger;
in prison under Harry Pier-'
pont, the marvelously plannedi
and executed robbery of banks,
the meticulous casing of- that
banks, the rather casual kill-1
ing of cops and a sheriff alll
held one spellbound. dramati-I
cally speaking. But also it<.
bothered me a little. A good
hort course in hank robbery.;
kept thinking though I s'l1p~i11111 _'-hem her°°5a' °_"'°T um ose it could also be called aIIPWE 'ma"l}'?e5 4md~ m3rea5' ood short course in the pre-5 Li" television. 5cr°e s- vent'ion of bank robbery, too. 1; ffhe movie mob is way aheadi But you can't escape thei
'-"of TV in this regard with eeling that this is the glori-i
ication of gangsterism, even? Fauch movies as Al Capone."
;°"_1'iie Purple -Gang," The Rise
£andl Fall of, Legs Diamond,"
-_ Jack the Ripper" all of
which are doing rather alarm-
ingly well at the box office,
ggpeclally with the teen crowd.
-On television we have had
'Pla§house 90: "Seven Against
has Wail," about the st. Val-
;g'ntine'a Day: massacre, __and
>_most recentIy""John DillingerL-_a Year w Kill which cas
_put on_as a special the other
algae _ '
' I must say I found the Dii-.
linger story, which was pro-
rduced by John Houseman and
directed by Mel_Fe1-her, ab-hough this is a very honestiocumentary. The bad guys-5
et it in the end--but for anhour they have led a pretty!
glorious and adventurous life:
With all the movies around. 1;
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orship of hoodlums is betngi
sed to turif a 'pretty profitor some not very 5»CI'tlpll1Ol-15'film makers and I hate to see]
V get mixed upin this sort;
of thing. 1 . ;
This pa_rtieuIar show was to
have been the first of a se-i
ries called "The La92vbreakers"|
which somehow got side-F
tracked. It was very ,-'_-i
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cial, which I found utterly de-ll
I " name anybody. ' -tlightfui, was "The Devil and
'Daniel Webster" with Edward
G. Robinson and David Wayne.
This was Stephen Vincent Be-
net's dramatization of an old
New Hampshire legend about
how Daniel Webster, won a
farmer's soul from the Devil
in a nocturnal court oi law.-
,The farmer had sold his soul
to the Devil in a moment bl
helpless, and perh_aps justifi-
able, exasperation with the
Wayne was a very gracious,
charming, thoroughly Yankee
Devil, whose gile at leading a
mortal astray was a_ delight
to behold. Robinson was theEvery image the great New
¥England spellbindcr, who un-
,dcrta1-res at the risk oi his
iown soul a legal defense
'against hopeless odds. The
play abounds in delicious
irony and fine flourishes of
speech, which alone made the
drama worth watching. It's
rnot otten that we hear theJ92
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Hope, Red Button!- cad-how
they tore him- to ribbons!, Red
Shelton, sia Caesar. Jack
Paar; Jackie Gleason - well,
They chewed "up the whole:
profession fairly mercilessly
scattering quips like hail. Gei-
bart and Brooks are formid-
able comics in their own right.
When they got on the subject
of the laugh machine, I fell
down laughing. The comedi-
ans,/ Gelbart implied nowI
warm up the machine. The
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how his finger is feeling." It
was all edged_as broken glass
and very perceptive. None of
the boys wiii_ever work a ain
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style and gusto and proper
appreciation on television. It
was trash, different, and
grown-up drama. x
Tl-IE 0 '1 B E R little TV
goodle-for us New Yorkers
anyway - was a three-hour
seminar on the David Suss-
irind show of comedy writers.
Scratch a gag writer, _I've al-
ways said, _and you1l nd aifrustrated comedian -and
sometimes agvery good one.lSusskind got-together six of
the best comedy writers in
the busines.-;MeI Brooks, Mel
Tonkln, Larry {_lelba_rt, Char-
lie Andrews who is more pro-
duoer in recent years, though
he: been a writer!, Jack Doug-
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ii.,_ l ' at neighborhood theatres, is the latest entry in
"Ho11ywoods new gangster lm cycle. Like the recent
A1 Capone" and The Purple Gang, it sets its story
-Yagainst the background oi thespeakeasy-protection
;"'Punctuated with machln
gun bullets. the script ma? h_=
"n bit sketch! in remrnk31
1-known detail but it contains
Ziufcient excitement for the
potion fans. A Eood Perform
by R&YDant-on in the
title role and plenty or Pro-
hibition-en. atmosphere add
up to lively meiodmmatics.
; According to this account.
S I.egs" Diamond was e mun
faith 5 plan. A small-time thiel
i who got his nickname throuzh_*-hie prowess in dancing, he's
jahown 001111111 to New York
§;£,*-cm P%delP¢ and sett-L113gjob I8 bodszuard tornmbler
;]92;-nold Rothrtein. The star!
tnoel his schemes to tgke9' oer "the town: underworld
-- the murder 0! hi8
. PM F 5°11 h??L-1" 5° ftracket days of the 19203 I -1-seams: um rm or was nut.
MOND. at nrlghbmhood thntru. AWarner Bron. picture produced in HiltonBper!llu| lh dlrectld by Budd loci-Ueherz ifiti-en by Joesph Landon Run.nlnl tint: lo! lzlnutu.Till CA8!
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his conic-uppanee It the hands
of the newly-formed crime
syndicatz. . ~ '_.
guh-duel; Lori other
criminal activities are briskly
Bog cher. mo Danton piers
his part with convincing ruthmaneuvered by director Budd
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. Feminine inter-Fain Ti _'fei1i Rwg/1_ Gahgseier Film
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and an expelled student -- to,
rob B bank. "_"'_j " '
A routine . feattii-iiddue to
plodding deveiopment,_ the
lm: chic! l ettraction 1! the
appearance in ita"¢ast' of up
and-coming .steve_ moo
who; cm-rent]:
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married only to mp her'1rornJ['._~,.,-i*§i$.t-.':- W ~-tne oevotco gm Inamood _
tesumng against mm Ind hr
Elaine _Stewn.rt_ as a. womanscorned. -_ . - il
And cast as rough, tough.
characters also involved in me!
zolnas-on ore Jesse White.
Robert -Lowery, Judson Pratt,
Warren Oates. Gordon Jones
and Joseph Ruskin. ~ _- i
Twin-billed at most or oitheatres is "The Great Bl,Louis Bank Robbery whic *
has to do with the attemp I
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in Michigan, where it had a satura-
tion booking, and in early engage-
ments in Pennsylvania and New
Hampshire, Allied Artists The
Purple Gang" is expected to be-
come one of the companys biggest
money-makers, according to an an-
nouncement made today by Morey
R. Goldstein, AA vice-president and
general sales manager.
In its rst engagements, The
Purple Gang topped the business
done in the same houses by Al
Capone, one of the companys big-
st boxofce hits," -Galdatain$3-de . /
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Allied Arllala release If i Llndoley Par-sons prudueilan. Slur: Barry Sullivan, lob-eri Blnhe. Elaine Eda-in]-|Il| features Mare Znll, Jody Lawranee, Joseph Thrkeli with511:1 Dllfqunlla, Victor Creator-ia, Paul Dn-bnir, Kathleen Lorlhan, Nenlur Pal:-a, lainKrugnun, Manrlla Ilngo, Norman Hanan,John Indrlaano, Dirk Landon. In-ale; LyCnlgreuan Jaea Roosevell. Directed byI-rank HeDona|d| written by Inch De"lll|i-aniera, Ellis Carter; sdllnr, Maurice WrlnlitiInuit. Paul Dunlap; long, llunnln Wild."by I00 Cray, Leo burl, A HarringtonGilibsi an dlreeiliin, David Hilton; aeidecoration, Franli Lonabardui sound, TaniLanibenq annhuai din-eiar, Unhley Pp-uuu ,Ir. Pnlzned nl the alaailln, Inn, 6,i%. Running lime, 35 nnina.
In a prolog. Congressman James
Roosevelt assures the audience that
the incidents, based on fact, can
happen again.
Barry Sullivan, as ii police of-
cer, and Robert Blake, as the
youthful gang leader, do ne jobs
as do a number of supportingglayers including Marc Cavell andoseph Turkel!. Others tend to
overact. Elaine Edwards does very
nicely. _Jaclc DeWitt's script allows such
inanities as, What is this, a hi-
Jacl-i?_' when it's obvious to_ all
that it is. At numerous points,
characters lack suicient: motiva-
tion. Partly inake-up's fault, the
teenagers do not show any signs
oi'_ growing olde
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