OCR transcription — Page 274
BU 92-61 — L COVER PAGE (page 274 of scan).
Continuation of a source's account that ANTONIO MAGADDINO's absence from Niagara Falls may have been intended to avoid service of a subpoena by the New York State Investigation Commission. The source could not establish Antonio's whereabouts.
On May 19, 1959 a Buffalo FBI source reported observing several automobiles arrive at STEVE MAGADDINO's summer home in the Town of Cambria at approximately 11:00 p.m. on May 16. The cars approached without headlights; a few lights were turned on after the occupants entered the house. The visitors stayed briefly and left. The source could not identify the occupants or provide further information. Except for this event and occasional family checks, the source had observed little activity there during the preceding six or seven months.
An April 13, 1959 report concerned an individual described as the head of a numbers racket in Lackawanna, New York, who was reportedly being investigated by the New York State Investigation Commission. The source could provide no information about any connection to STEVE MAGADDINO or VINCENT SCRO.
Names, portions of identities, and several clauses remain [REDACTED]. These are attributed informant observations and allegations.
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