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ens ater CG 92-677 . Gak Park, Illinois Police Department record number -2981 showed that the Berwyn Police Department, on June 17, 1935, arrested AIUPPA as a suspect in an assault to murder, ato. = fn ypood;-Pbinoiss;-and—that—this—casewas dis : eens 83: eee records further reflected that the subject bas no Chicago Police Department number, nor does he have an arrest record at the Cicero, Illinois Police Department, po It ig noted that the subject's attorney at the time he refused to testify before the Kefauver Senate Committes in 1051, was GEORGE CALLAGHAN. According to the Chicago Crime Commission records, Chicago, Illinois, in a "Chicago Sribune' newspaper clipping of December 30, 1933, JOSEPH AIUPPA, alias JOEY O'BRIEN; ‘is listed as an official of Local 782, of the Teamsters Union of Maywood, Illinois, and was one of 35 co-conspiritors, named — in an indictment charging 17 persons with racketeering... A mistrial against the 17 persons was declared on November 22, -_ 1984, and on a second trial there was a finding of not guilty —- on May 10, 1935. _ . In a "Chicago Tribune" newspapers clipping of June 24, 1945, it was shown that JOSEPH ATUPPA, age 36, Cicero, Illinois, MICHEAL DE ROSE, and SAM CAPLAN were booked as keepers of a | gambling house at 4820 Cermak Road, Cicero, Illinois, after.a raid, by the Cook County Highway Police. The @arge was dismissed In a "Chicago American" newspaper clipping of December 24, 1954, it was indicated that the Sheriff's Office had- arrested ALUPPA, LARRY RASSANO, and RUTH SINGER, in connection with a dice game at the Frolics, 4813 Cermak Road, Cicero, Tllinois.