Lafitte Goes To Work for U.S. Smashes Dope Ring
Pierre Lafitte, famed for alias building and criminal schemes, was taken to Ellis Island in 1951 for deportation. The article traces his 1940s attempts in New Orleans and New York including a hotel job, a Lafitte Pen Company venture, and a bid to stay in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafitte
U.S
Bob Considine
York
INS
Pierre Lafitte
Ellis Island
New Orleans
Joe Orsini
Julias Joe Dornay
Joe Casa
Lafitte the dope ring villain who outwits and outsmarts
In New York a pot bellied French thug linked to an Italian and New York Mafia drug empire infiltrates the Orsini ring as an undercover intermediary using aliases Jacques Voignier Pierre Lafitte Jean Labadie. He wins trust, assists federal agents, and helps crack the narcotics syndicate while facing deportation threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanca
Italy
New York
Orsini
Ellis Island
Lafitte
Jacques Voignier
Pierre Lafitte
Jean Labadie
Lafitte-Labadie
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Eugene Giannini
Marcelle
Giannini
Lucky Luciano
Marcello
Labadie
Notice of Probate Estate in Linn County Iowa
On April 16 1955 the executrix of the Mary R Merlaushiin estate Linn County Iowa qualified as executrix and all persons indebted to the estate must settle promptly. Claims must be filed with the Clerk of Linn County District Court. Helen R Hoagland Executrix Fred W Hann Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noties
Iowa
Linn
Mary R. Mer Laushiin
Linn County
Lestate
Hos Qavins
Helen R. Hoagland
Fred W. Hann
Notice of Will Admission for Ernest Moore in Cedar Rapids
A notice in Cedar Rapids announces that on April 22, 1955 at 9:00 AM the purported will of Ernest Howard Moore of Iowa County will be presented in the District Court for proof and admission to probate at the Cedar Rapids Court House. Arthur Axmear, Clerk, and attorney W. Howard Smith are named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Atom
Ernest Howard Moore
Cedar Rapids
Premier Nagy Ousted as Hungary Party Fires Leader
Hungary's Communist party publicly purged Premier Imre Nagy for causing grave damage to the party and democracy. Deputy premier Andras Hegedus elected to succeed him, while Istvan Dobi announced Nagy failed to carry out his duties. Nagy absent from parliament as ouster followed a five week rebuke for right wing deviationism tied to consumer goods emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Imre Nagy
Andras Hegedus
Hegedus
Nagy
People's Democracy
Istvan Dobi
Party
Georgi Malenkov
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Paul Lafitte
Paul Octave Lafitte
Marcelle Ansellem
Jean
Joe
Johnston
Excelsior Institute
First Ave
Pure White
III
Wen
Liccert & Myeas Tobacco Co
Roo
Arth Axmear
Clerk District Court
W. Howard Smith
Washington
Rep
O’brien
D-N.y
Dosepp
Pspiriy
Ly§A Packard
Packard
Caribbean
Stellar Motors, Inc
Fourth Avenue
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