OCR transcription — Page 224
BU 92-61 — report page -9-.
Continuing T-7's account: A source reportedly held a promissory note dated July 25, 1955, signed by PETER A. MAGADDINO for Magaddino Memorial Chapel. The name of the holder, the amount of the note, and the sum owed by the chapel are REDACTED.
The note's payment date was January 25, 1956. According to the informant, by June 27, 1958, no interest or principal payment had been made. The source reported uncertainty about what interest the chapel intended to pay and said the loan appeared to be unsecured. [SOURCE IDENTITIES AND FINANCIAL FIGURES REDACTED.] The loan was reportedly still outstanding; the creditor did not appear particularly concerned about repayment.
On September 25, 1958, ORA McLAUGHLIN of Cummingsville, New York, furnished an FBI agent [REDACTED] information. He had served as sheriff of Livingston County, New York, 1931–1935, and undersheriff 1935–1939; since 1939, he had no association with the sheriff's office.
McLAUGHLIN stated he did not know the subject or have personal knowledge of a relationship involving the subject and [REDACTED]. He knew of a craps game said to exist in Mount Morris, New York, but could not identify operators or determine whether it had local official protection.
McLAUGHLIN recalled that in the fall of 1931, after his election as sheriff, [REDACTED] visited him carrying a large roll of bills, estimating it to be three inches in diameter; the statement continues on the next page.
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