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WO DW~I AW Ew for 190 ‘ oo “y photographed, or charged with any crime. They were questioned as to why they had been at Barbara’s home and were asked to identify themselves. . | ae i Large suins of money were found on some of those questioned, but no weapons were located. (63-4426-105, encl. behind file) rea. .. _ Lt =? »~-- 3 ~=. - #8 4082 Natlonal ana even Lb baal . . oxd-cae wh 3 . representation at this meeting is revealed by the fact that eleven states-< | from Massachusetts to California and frou: Ninois to Texas--and Cuba | | were given as the hone nddresses of those attending. | _ t x Try Uiaftne! Taaanh Deofact and Ineanh Maeglincen hath of po AW AVAGAIUDL, WV pl A SUEUR BI UUDE Ea AVL Ad ey MVLIA Wa New York City, had attended the 1928 Cleveland meeting. Two Mafiosi, °"} i | Vito Genovese and Vincent Rao, also of New York City, had been present at the May 1, 1952, meeting in the Florida Keys. Three Mafiosi, Tosenh Rarharea RINFAT NS pak ACER AERA Chg fhe exact nuinber of individuais present at Apalachin has not been determined because sone fled into the woods when the state police ‘” ’ descended on them. Furthermore, it was apparent that some hoodluma who were en route to the meeting did not appear when they observed state police cars at the Barbara estate. (92-2924-12, pp. 14-15) i oy i _ f - 95 -