OCR transcription — Page 199
BU 92-61 — continuation — report page -6-.
On August 20, 1958, [REDACTED] advised that he had known the subject by reputation for several years but could furnish no information about criminal activities on the subject's part.
On August 22, 1958, [REDACTED], known to the Niagara Falls Police Department as a gambler and ex-convict, said he had known the subject by reputation for several years but was not closely acquainted with him and could give no information about criminal activities by the subject.
On August 22, 1958, [REDACTED], associated with the Niagara County Sheriff's Office, said he knew the subject by reputation but had no information regarding criminal activities. The source had heard reports of the subject's influence among Niagara Falls gambling figures, but nothing specific establishing such influence.
On August 18, 1958, [REDACTED] were re-contacted; they furnished no additional information about the subject's activities.
On July 21, 1958, [REDACTED] was re-contacted and reported little or no gambling then underway in Niagara Falls. According to a source, a large craps game had operated until three or four months earlier, and there were rumors that the subject and his brother ANTONIO MAGADDINO had some interest in it. The source said the craps game was no longer operating and, to the best of his knowledge, no large-scale gambling was underway in Niagara Falls at the time.
[Official FBI redactions preserved. Rumors are identified as rumors, not established facts.]
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