OCR transcription — Page 222
BU 92-61 — report page -7-.
The same Buffalo Evening News article reportedly stated that SAMUEL FREEDMAN, an official of North Park Furniture Company, guaranteed a $20,000 loan to Power City Distributing Company.
FREDERICK A. SPERLING, an assistant State Liquor Authority counsel, reportedly told the newspaper that every one of the 18 charges was substantiated by hearing testimony and other evidence.
It had previously been reported that PETER A. MAGADDINO, son of the subject, worked for Vin James Builders, Inc., Buffalo.
On October 7, 1958, PASQUALE NATARELLI of 60 Manchester Place, Buffalo, told an FBI agent [AGENT'S NAME REDACTED] that FRANCES B. JENKINS had employed him as a salesman for Vin James Builders for about eighteen months. He received a straight weekly salary, with no commission, and declined to disclose its amount.
NATARELLI said that before Vin James Builders was incorporated he and JOHN CAMMILLERI did concrete construction, and that his current assignment involved selling sidewalk and driveway jobs. According to him, PETER A. MAGADDINO performed similar sales work for Vin James Builders in Niagara Falls, New York.
NATARELLI said he knew the subject only by name, had never associated with him, and had not known anyone by the [REDACTED] name to have worked for Vin James Builders. NATARELLI identified VINCENT SCRO, the subject's son-in-law, as a Vin James Builders accountant and refused to speculate about possible criminal activities.
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