OCR transcription — Page 260
BU 92-61 — DETAILS — report page -3-.
[REDACTED] advised he was unable to recall finding anything else during the search of the 1957 Lincoln.
A review was made of New York State Police files at Sidney, New York, relating to the November 17, 1957 search of the 1957 Lincoln by [REDACTED]; those files contained no details regarding the search of the car.
On March 13, 1959, [REDACTED] advised he had known the subject for a number of years and was acquainted with the subject's son-in-law, JAMES V. LA DUCA. [REDACTED] discussed the Esquire Shop, a men's clothing store in Niagara Falls, New York, whose building burned in January 1959. According to the source, LA DUCA at one point had invested money in and briefly worked at the shop, but ceased doing so before newspaper publicity about his attendance at the Apalachin meeting. [REDACTED] reported having lived in a house [REDACTED] for approximately three years and often conversing with the subject. Although rumors of the subject's influence over criminal elements in Niagara Falls and Buffalo were known to the source, he said he had no specific information about the subject's activities and that his dealings with the subject had been open and above board.
On February 16, 1959, a federal arrest warrant was issued for JAMES V. LA DUCA, son-in-law of the subject, who had reportedly been absent from his Lewiston residence since August 1958; the report stated that no information about his whereabouts had been developed.
FBI withholding marks b6 and b7C; concealed names/phrases remain [REDACTED].
Uncorrected machine OCR. Verify names, dates,
and quotations against the original FBI scan.