OCR transcription — Page 142
BU 92-61 — [printed report page 12]
[REDACTED] stated that this bookmaker said [REDACTED] was receiving $1,000 per month from MAGADDINO through [REDACTED]. [REDACTED] said he intended to see MAGADDINO regarding the allegation, and mentioned that MAGADDINO reportedly owned a large beer distributorship in Niagara Falls.
On January 3, 1958, [REDACTED] advised that he had developed no additional information concerning the subject and that his attempts to contact MAGADDINO regarding the allegations were unsuccessful. He said he wished to see MAGADDINO to “stir up trouble” [wording partially obscured] in the Canadian gambling fraternity, because it was rumored that MAGADDINO was receiving money through an intermediary who was retaining it.
VITO DOMIANO died a natural death during the first part of April 1958. His burial was handled by the Joseph Spano and Sons Funeral Home, Inc., 470 Niagara Street, Buffalo.
On April 22, 1958, T-7 advised [LARGE PASSAGE REDACTED].
On February [DAY UNCLEAR], 1958, T-8 advised that he had heard a rumor STEVE MAGADDINO had attended the November 14, 1957 Apalachin meeting at JOSEPH BARBARA's home, but could furnish no specific information.
This informant described STEVE MAGADDINO as one member of a group allegedly operating a large [TYPE OF GAME REDACTED] in Niagara Falls, and a second large crap game near Fort Erie, Ontario, about one mile from the racetrack. The informant said other income allegedly came from policy slips and horse-race betting. To his knowledge, policy and numbers slips used by the group had never crossed state lines.
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