OCR transcription — Page 271
BU 92-61 — I COVER PAGE (page 271 of scan).
Continuation of a redacted FBI informant account concerning disappearances in Niagara Falls, New York. A source said he was only casually acquainted with [REDACTED], could not supply a reason for the disappearances of the three people mentioned, and referred to the recent murder of ARTHUR DI LUCA of Niagara Falls.
The source further related a statement made on April 11, 1959 by a person [REDACTED], whom the source described as a stooge for STEVE MAGADDINO. The reported statement concerned contacting an individual in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, for a purpose concealed by redaction. The discussion alleges movement of persons between Canada and Niagara Falls, New York, but nearly all names, circumstances, and purposes are concealed. The informant explicitly characterized part of his interpretation as conjecture.
Another confidential source described SAMUEL RANGATORE as an 'errand boy' for STEVE MAGADDINO in Niagara Falls and expressed an opinion about possible labor-union connections. The source identity and supporting particulars are [REDACTED].
The original document marks withheld material b6, b7C, and b7D. Allegations and speculation are attributed to informants; no conclusions about missing persons are independently established here.
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