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er _ aie oe ee nae . . ; ae ae a A memorancux for the file propared by Assistant Director Loveland ~f the Bureau of Frisons dated Lay 1S, 1944 reesrds a visit int gay by Paul .. 1OQNy an attorney from St. Louis. Dillon stated he hc be- what i covld do to have ". ,agra and Paul DeLucia transferred from itlanta te Leuven. it, Dillen -titiny fier hud no personal interest in the matter. la. Lev. J's memorandun tiiicated that Dillon was advised that while such a transfer -dd be given consideration uncer ordinary circumstances, there are inuites «.t Leavenworth e. are unfriendly with Campagna and DeLucia and that there might be serious weouble if these two were placed in Leavenworth. ‘The nencrandun incicates further that Mr. Dillon was avure that a similar request had formerly been made to iY. “eGranery and that no action had beentaken. ; “Ss wa Deon recuested by . official of the Continentel Bank of Chicajpo to see wha cy A letter from Viarden Sanford at Atlanta to ir. Loveland dated July 21, 1945 concerning a transfer cf Carpazna and others to Leavenwerth ccntains the. following: "From information received, it is quite evident that money is being paid to obtain the transfer of these men to Leaverworth, cnd I do not believe. they should be transferred at this time for this reason. TI, of course, trould have ne objections but there will be problems at Leavenworth in respect’ to the above the same as here." This letter contains a pencilled notation apparently: “hd prepared by Assistant Director Loveland dated July 22 or 27, the writing being’: indistinct, indicating "Talked to Varden Sanford — has no indications that money “, has been paid - just said that two attorneys had been very active in their © tt Ae cases, a Tilliam Scott Stewart and Abe Beadley (7)..." ee Ed in response to a teletype from the Bureau of Prisons to the Warden at ° i Leavenworth Penitentiary, the Varden replied on July 17 that he had talked with’ jf Nick Circella who stated there was no ill feeling between him and Louis Campagna <% or Paul DeLucia. — rc oe “gad go ae ot " rf 2, A memorandum prepared in the office of the tirector of the Buréau of. £ et Prisons recorded a telephone call on December 5, 1945'from a “rs Edvards: of thé’. 28 National Democratic’ Committee regardinz a request for ir. “illiam Yarow to .: ae tn eh visit Campagna. He was asked to have ifr. Yarow write and exclain his relatjon- ‘, 7 ship with Campagna and the reason for his visit. A pencilled notation, ts reflected that on January 9, 1946 a Congressman Rooney called to yet permission : x for someone to visit this inmate. The pencilled notation indicates that, “re 4. Bennett asked him to have the person write telling his relationship Wi ts Caripagna 9 * ard the reason for the visit. he ae oy the file further contains a special progress report from the U.S. we. Penitentiary at Atlanta dated April 26, 1945 reading as follows: "He ig a.!i. | member of a gang of labor racketeers with connections in the undérworld -in nee Chicago and New York. There are several members of -this gang,’ co-fendants, -. presently in this institution. The settled activities of this group have been ©: causing considerable trouble here and it-is felt most advisable to separate 1.7 af: him frou his co-defendants. He is geographically located for transfer “too Leavenworth and to keep him and his co-defendants tevether in this institation longer will create a serious hazard of discipline and eustody.™ aM + i