OCR transcription — Page 167
BU 92-61
On May 2, 1958 and June 18, 1958, T-3, who has furnished reliable information in the past, was recontacted and stated that he was unable to furnish any additional information regarding criminal activities on the part of the subject.
On May 19, 1958, T-4, who has furnished reliable information in the past, was recontacted, at which time he was unable to furnish any additional information regarding criminal activities on the part of the subject. This informant stated that there is little or no gambling activity in Niagara Falls at the present time.
He stated that information has come to his attention that [REDACTED], who is a known gambler in Niagara Falls, and for a number of years has operated a bookmaking establishment [REDACTED] in Niagara Falls, recently attempted to operate a dice game and black jack game in his establishment. Informant stated that [REDACTED] only operated this game for a few days and then he was "given the word" that he should stop operating this game.
Informant stated that he assumed that the "word" to [REDACTED] to stop this game came from the subject but he has no specific information upon which to base this assumption. Informant stated that probably even [REDACTED] did not know positively that the "word" to stop the operation of his crap game came from the subject, but he would assume that it did come from the subject because, for many years, it was generally considered in Niagara Falls that no large game of any type can operate without the sanction of the subject.
On May 1, 1958 and June 12, 1958, T-5, who has furnished reliable information in the past, was recontacted, at which time he advised he could furnish no additional information regarding any criminal activities of the subject in Buffalo, New York.
On May 22, 1958, T-6, who has furnished reliable information in the past, was recontacted but he was unable to furnish any information regarding criminal activities on the part of the subject. He said that [REDACTED].
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