OCR transcription — Page 268
BU 92-61 — F COVER PAGE.
According to a Dun and Bradstreet report, Madison Cab Company owned approximately 35 taxicabs and leased about 60 others.
PATSY NATARELLI, described as an associate of CANNAROZZO and RANDACCIO, was believed to be PASQUALE NATARELLI. The report supplied a background record:
Name: PASQUALE NATARELLI. Aliases: Patty, Patsy. Race: White. Sex: Male. Date of birth: July 9, 1910. Place of birth: Buffalo, New York. Age as recorded: 48. Residence: 60 Manchester Street, Buffalo, New York. Height: 5 feet 6 inches. Weight: 186 pounds. Build: Stocky. Hair: Brown. Eyes: Brown. Complexion: Fair. Marital status: Married. [REDACTED]. Characteristics: Very dapper and neat, well dressed. FBI No.: 317719. Attica Prison No.: 6478.
On June 22, 1956, the New York State Parole Office reportedly stated NATARELLI was regarded as the 'No. 1 man' among Buffalo criminal elements and claimed crimes by out-of-town hoodlums needed to be cleared through him. The same record says he was sentenced at Buffalo on March 16, 1934, for second-degree robbery, to 14 years, and released on parole November 22, 1942, with parole continued until February 16, 1949. Further background is continued on the next page.
Statements are attributed to the cited records; FBI withholding marks b6 and b7C preserved.
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