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Frank Sinatra — Part 4
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ASSOCIATION WITH CRIMINALS AND HOODLUMS
A. Raiph Capone
According to an informant of unknowm reliability, Frank
Sinatra is a nephew of Ralph Capone, well known Chicago gambler, being
a son of one of Capone's sisters. According to this informant, the
Capones brought Sinatra out of obscurity by buying him a night club
job and paying representatives of the press for favorable publicity.
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B. Charles "Lucky" Luciano
In February, 1947, a newspaper columist reported that
Frank Sinatra had been in Havana, Cuba, for four days during the
past week and ‘his companion in public and in private was Luciano,
Luciano's body guards, and a rich collection of gamblers and high-
binders. The friendship was beautiful. They were seen together at
the race track, the gambling casino and at special parties."
Column by Robert C. Ruark in the
Washington News," of February 20,
19,7.
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Luciane is the notorious underworld character who was deported
from Cuba to Italy in the spring of 1947. (62=75147-34-l5, p. 73)
In connection with the above story concerning Sinatra's
association with Luciano, Robert Ruark personally advised Mr. Nichols
that he had been investigating Sinatra.
Memorandum from Mr. Nichols to
Mr. Tolson dated May 12, 19h7,
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