Candy mill plan tied to New York mob ties exposed
Lubben left a Bronx jelly plant with partners William Giglio and Frank Livorsi, amid a sugar quota scramble under OPA rules. The trio built Tavern Fruit Juice while evading taxes, hiding cash, and allegedly taking over Lubben's business. Lubben feared violence and forfeited his share as Giglio and Livorsi pursued profits. The hearing links organized crime to legitimate firms across multiple cities, warning of mob control over essential goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubben
New York
Heatsum Company
Diversi
Livorsi
William Giglio
Tavern Fruit Juice
Giglio and
Giglio
Giglio & Co
Brer Rabbit
Bronx
Giglio Group
Tobey
His Tavern Fruit Juice Co
OPA
Internal Revenue Bureau
Crimesters
Chicago
Joe Fusco
Chicago Crime Commission
Miami
Newark
Abner
Longie) Swillman
William O'Dwyer
Brooklyn
Radio Schedule Fragments Across A Busy Day
A fragmented listing shows morning to evening broadcasts with news, music blocks, religious segments, and local programs. It includes named shows such as Meditations at Union Baptist Church, Hymn Time, Star Time, and Farm Page with multiple daily news and classified advert slots on 1410 AM and related stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ed Scanlon
Peninsula Press
Smyrna
Rustic Ramblings and Records at Random
A fragmented schedule lists various broadcast segments and times from a 1 60 News 1 5 Records channel lineup. It references Pod Stars on Parade and music programs including A Music for Saturday and Ray Block at the Concert Hall.
Maryland Delaware marriage licenses listed for numerous couples
A 1951 marriage license listing includes Alice Junior Draper and Janet Combs. John William Schultz and Esther Elizabeth Dukes. Daniel Arthur Downing and Lucy Lillian Brown Calloway. Tommy Alfred Dixon and Alice Delima Jordan. Dugald MacDonald and Elizabeth Ann Patten. Calvin V. Palmer and Helena R. Parls. James Otis Faulkner and Frances Mae Stewart. Charles Werner and Joyce Hevalow. William J. Sculley and Irene Rampmeyer. Kenneth H. Mahan and Dorothy M. Antal. plus others from Denton Lewes Harrington and Ridgely areas. U S coke production for 1951 estimated at 78 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Arthur Downing
Milford
Del
Lucy Lillian Brown Calloway
Alexandria
Tommy Alfred Dixon
Harrington
Alice Delima Jordan
Dugald MacDonald
Federalsburg
Elizabeth Ann Patten
Denton
Calvin V. Palmer
Lewes
Helena R. Parls
James Otis Faulkner
Easton
Frances Mae Stewart
Charles Werner
Joyce Hevalow
Ridgely
William J. Sculley
Irene IE. Rampmeyer
Kenneth H. Mahan
Wilmington
Dorothy M. Antal
Henderson Md
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Giglia
Frank Liorsi
Comet
Hershey
Exconvict
Batsum
Frank Costello
Willie Moretti
Hollywood
Big John Ormonte
Big Louie
Costello
Frank Livorsi
John Ormonte
Rudolph Halley
Tavern
Halley
Kansas City
America
Estes Kefauver Cor
Doubleday, Inc
General Features Corp
WNU
Wdooyo
Lito
Alice Junior Draper
Church Fill
Mid
Janet Combs
Greensboro
John William Schultz
St. Michael, Md
Esther Elizabeth Dukes
U. S
GALE
Cale
Philco
Electric Company Secae Tractor
Enton, MD
Tle Lumber Co
Wood
G. Emory Gottwall
American Pest Control
E. L. Thomason
Denton, Maryland
Singer Sewing Machine
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singer
Singer Vacuum Cleaners
Singer Sewing Center
Cambridge, Md
Denton 794
N. Sixth Street
Pari ‘Choy
Eddie Arnolgy
WBAL
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