OCR transcription — Page 145
BU 92-61 — [printed report page 15]
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On December 5, 1957, T-30 advised that for several months a “large scale crap game” had been operating in Mount Morris, New York. The game was allegedly operated by [REDACTED], whom the informant believed might be identical with [REDACTED]. Informant further said the game was backed by [REDACTED].
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On April 17, 1958, T-12, familiar with the gambling situation in Buffalo, said the subject had considerable influence among the gambling element there. In the informant's opinion, Magaddino controlled the numbers and policy rackets in Buffalo, and VITO DOMIANO, recently deceased, worked directly for him. The informant acknowledged having nothing specific on which to base the estimate, but believed the Buffalo numbers racket took in approximately $3,000 daily. The informant was unable to give specific information about the subject's activities in Buffalo and said he remained in the background.
On April [DAY REDACTED], 1958, T-13 advised that [REDACTED] had been mentioned in Buffalo, but could offer no additional information about the rumor. [REDACTED], whose offices and family connection are described in the source, is extensively redacted.
[Original FBI claims are recorded as informant statements, not established facts. Redactions and uncertain details are retained.]
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