OCR transcription — Page 111
BU 92-61
On April 9, 1958, the following information regarding Vin James Builders, Inc., 420 Connecticut Avenue, Buffalo, New York, was obtained from the records of Dun and Bradstreet in Buffalo:
[REDACTED] Vin James Builders, Inc. JOHN C. CAMMILLERI is the Vice-President, and [REDACTED]. The firm started in 1956. It was chartered in New York State on February 20, 1956, and has reported sales of $200,000 per year. The firm has authorized capital of $15,000, consisting of 150 shares of common stock of $100 par value.
In 1952, [REDACTED] became active [REDACTED] operating from [REDACTED] Buffalo, New York. [REDACTED], who was born in [REDACTED] Pennsylvania, formerly operated as [REDACTED].
JOHN C. CAMMILLERI, born in 1913 in Buffalo, New York, was formerly head of the J. C. Concrete Works and operated this firm from his home, 212 Rhode Island Avenue, Buffalo, New York.
The records of Dun and Bradstreet reflect that Vin James Builders, Inc., acts as a commercial building contractor as well as constructing and remodeling commercial buildings and residences. They also do work as road contractors. The number of employees in this firm varies from time to time. There is one office employee and the firm rents space at 428 Connecticut Avenue, Buffalo, New York.
The Dun and Bradstreet report reflects that up to and including February 6, 1958, attempts to contact the principals of the firm for the purpose of obtaining financial information met with negative results. This report reflects that [REDACTED] was contacted on April 30, 1957, which was the last time that any of the officers of this organization were contacted. At this time [REDACTED] advised that the principal job that Vin James Builders, Inc., had done during the year 1957 had been a black topping job done at designated spots for the Buffalo City Parks Department and they obtained this job as a result of a successful bid of $74,000. [REDACTED] further advised at that time that the firm did other small jobs during 1957 and their sales volume was in excess of $200,000.
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