Crime syndicate raids Saratoga gambling networks revealed
In Bergen County New Jersey gambling was exposed as a large ring with figures like Anthony Guarini Joe Adonis Salvatore Moretti and Willie Moretti. Tax official George Goldstein admitted handling returns for New Jersey gambling partnerships while Max Stark acted as a check cashier for the mob. The Saratoga inquiry showed six open casinos and a policy of tolerating gambling in rural areas. The state police and Saratoga police faced accusations of complacency and pay boosts tied to casino activity.
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Manhattan
Saratoga
Bergen County
New Jersey
Hudson River
New York City
Anthony Guarini
Joe Adonis
Salvatore
Sally Moore
Piggy) Lynch
Newark
N. J
George Goldstein
Eugene Bernstein
Chicago-Capone Syndicate
Guarini
James Rutkin
Adonis
Gerald Catena
Salvatore Moretti
Small Merchants Bank of
Stark
Moretti
Jersey Shore
Saratoga Springs
John A. Gaffney
New York
Gaffney
Patrick
Paddy) Rex
Saratoga Raceway
Walter F. Ahearn
Ahearn
Ridgely Christmas Guests, Visitors Fill Holidays
Local Ridgely residents and relatives gathered for Christmas and New Year visits. Families hosted siblings and in-laws from Bluefield Virginia to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Several members served in the military or traveled abroad, while churches held joint candlelight services and caroling events.
Prestonians Enjoy Higgin’s Dinner in Hurlock
Preston reports indicate several locals attended a dinner hosted by Afr and Mrs Olin Higgins in Hurlock on Monday evening. Highlights include Mrs Creighton Carmine visiting Washington with Commander W H Buxton and family, and Lee W Noble Jr on a three week leave. The Lions Club held a Christmas supper and dance at the high school with supper by the Bethesda Church W S C S. Rev Preston Spence, ex pastor of Bethesda, to speak Dec 23. Mrs Milbourne Cannon of Baltimore, visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Lee W Noble, returned home Tuesday.
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Irwin T. Saulsbury
William H. Leavin
New York City
North Africa
Europe
France
Irving Lane
Irving Smith
Virgil Dukes
Magnolia
Del
Gaitley Lane
Baltimore
Alan Bennington
Ridgely
Maple Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Beatrice Bower
Edward McPherson
Edgar Greenly
Los Angeles
Calif
H. E. Koenemann
Alex Dawson
M. C. Koenemann
Elizabeth Levoie
Philadelphia
Chas. A. Koenemann
Houston
T. M. Koenemann
Willoughby
Irene Mr. Koenemann
Beatrice R. Bower
Church of the Brethren
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Louis C. Arbeene
Arbeene
Mrs. James Jones
Prestonians
Afr
Olin Higgins
Hurlock
Creighton Carmine
Washington
W. H. Buxton
Lee W. Noble, Jr
Lions Club
W.s.cs
Bethesda Church
Preston Spence
Milbourne Cannon
Lee W. Noble
Oil research workforce growth since 1916
The text states that over 15,000 people, men and women, worked in oil industry research and development now, a figure about 40 times larger than in 1916. It highlights a substantial expansion in R&D employment within the sector.
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Crime In America
Willie Moretti
Willie
Frank Costello
Rudolph Halley
Costello
Halley
Florida
Congress
Jersey
Costello & Co. of
America
Estes Kefauver
Cor
Doubleday, Inc
Dist
General Features Corp
WNU
Edward I. Dansereau
Bluefield
Virginia
Albert Orrell Saulsbury, Jr
Albert Orrell III
Calvin C. Covington
Manuel Lane
Norfolk
Edward Stephen
Delia Thomas
Rehoboth
Harry Laird
Elizabeth Koehler
Suffern
N. Y
Timon Smid
William N. Rairigh
Ord Rairigh
Iiss
Suzanne Swing
Martin Cadmas
Thomas Dean
Clinton Morris
Greensboro
Esigar
Preston
Salf
Sava Dione
Serre Usernion Pure
Gal Jug
Ideal
Bala Club
Bala Club Soda
Aes Que
Delicisus
Long Island
Wilson
Gorn
Ib Sey
AL Qa
Alt Water Oysters
Virginia Lee Bakery
Virginia Lee
Half Moon
Snappy Valentine Green
Calif. Brussel
Farmdale
Seabrook Farms
Out Today
Asco Coffee
Ib Jos
Ideal Coffee
G. Clifton Cohee
West Denton
Fred J. Wright
Alton Billmeier
C. Elsie Billmeier
Optometrists
UNICO
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Linc
Denton, Maryland
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