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BU 92-61
concerned. He stated that as of April 23, 1958, the charge against [REDACTED] and NICOLETTI had not been disposed of and to the best of his knowledge nothing came out in the testimony before the Grand Jury that either the subject or his brother, ANTONIO MAGADDINO, had any connection with this crap game in Niagara Falls. He further stated that since the raid on March 23, 1958, there has been no large crap game operating in Niagara Falls, New York.
E. LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
On March 17, 1958, Commissioner WALTER SCHMIDT, New York State Liquor Authority, 270 Broadway, New York City, advised SA THOMAS F. MC QUEENY that the Power City Distributing Company, Niagara Falls, New York, had officially notified the New York State Liquor Authority that in view of the revocation proceedings being brought against the company by the New York State Liquor Authority, it was surrendering its license and asked the New York State Liquor Authority to sell its equipment and to go out of business.
On April 10, 1958, [REDACTED], State Liquor Authority, Buffalo, New York, advised it appeared that Dominion Distributors on Elk Street, Buffalo, New York, was going to purchase the equipment of the Power City Distributing Company and eventually take over the business of the Power City Distributing Company. He stated that the revocation proceedings of the Power City Distributing are being handled by the State Liquor Authority Office in New York City. Information pertaining to the status of these proceedings would have to be obtained from the New York City Office of the State Liquor Authority.
It has previously been reported that information had been received that PETER A. MAGADDINO, the son of the subject, made a remark to the effect that he was employed by the Vin James Construction Company in Buffalo, New York.
On April 22, 1958, T-15 advised that [LARGE REDACTED PASSAGE].
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