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¥ Deena 2 rere _ e . 2 a A, Sn, roe : 7 oe ce ee Pe : ' og ee: ard SR ee LL anes ide ea re aS ele el a al casa Mi AA a Lia Sali ad ae tie ELE ol C COWKENTIAL @ é, ‘ vy NY 92-557 furnishing hbetl of $2000, he was arrested by the New York Cisy Police Department as a fugitive from Brockton. Miscachucetts Police Department where he was wanted for embezzlement of $1200. GAMBINO ~ waived exenination and was turned ove York ; aa OLice Department to Inspector cin : b of Iirockton Massachusetts Pollce Department os on October 22, 193%. ; Concerning the arrest of October 8, 1934, of eubject GAMBINO by the New York City Police Devartment, the complaint against GAMBINO was dismissed by United States Commissioner COTTER on Decemoer 14, 1934, on motion o* United States Attorney NAGER. The file contained a letter from United States Attorney MARTIN CANECY, Southern District of New York, svating that the case or GAMBINO regarding the arrest of October 6, 1934, had been preseritead to tne Federal Grand Jury Southern District of New York, on December 14, 1934, and the Grand Jury returned a "Not true bill" to an indictment charging GfoIBINO with violations of Secticr 207, Title 26, United States Code; Section 2cl, pitle 2, United States Code; Liquoy Taxing Act of 1934. EVERETT STPAPP, Assistant Chief r Investigator, Imnisrevion apd, Naturalization Service, oo New York City, advised S) a on December 6, 1957, that CARLO GAMBINO was arrested on June lj, 1937, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for violation of . Internal Revenue Laws and on May 23, 1939, he was sentenced to 22 months at the Federal Penitentiary, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. The records of the United States Probation . Office, Eastern District of New York, Brooklyn, BT ee ant o cw Yori, reflected ori Decemb ber Judic/al System Pe cord § Zr a ae Ro leads ab ela