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acketeering
On Big Scale In New York
NEW YORK (AP) -- The story of racketeering in New York's garment and trucking industries is a complex web of violence, death and fear.
Its shadowy presence flared tn- llo focus in the arrest of Johnny Dio accused as the master hood- lum who engineered the acid blinding of labor columnist Vic- tor Rlesel.
Dio is a personification of the strong - arm "shakedown" world. Around his suave, darkly hand- i some figure, you can trace the
lurking power of the rackets. His career tells the story.
As recorded in indictments, po- lice reports and accusations by
prosecutors, it is a sequence of, jper
broken heads, of spilling acid on clothes. of cars dumped in the. east river or set on fire.
Of setting up "paper" labor out- fits, and then collecting 31,000 a month from garment firms to, keep legitimate unions out of' their shops.
Of 330,000 payoffs to help busi- ness concerns get rid of their unions.
Of 3500 - a - month "protection" collections from terrorized truck- men in the ..ld-Manhattan gar- ment district.
In the midst of this ugly mael- strom, for years, has been the hand of Johnny Dio.
i MURDER-GANG GRADUATE
Johnny Dio was born 42 years ago on the lower East side as John Dioguardi. He graduated in- to a full-fledged hoodlum under the tutelage of I.ouis (uplse) Buchalter and Jacob (Gurrah) Shapiro. the Murder 1nc., over- lords of the garment district.
Dio first emerged as the heir of their domain in the late 1930s, ,, hen former governor Thomas E. f; ewey, then a rackets - busting special prosecutor, put him and his uncle, Jimmy Doyle, on trial for extortion.
The two dominated what was called the Five Borough Truck- men's Association. shaking truck-
men 3500 a month to operate. and the Garment Centre Truck Own- ers Association, which levied a tariff on every coat and suitl manufactured here.
There was testimony of threats, beatings by hatchets and acid poured over clothing and into the motors of trucks.
At the end of prosecution testi- mony, Doyle and Dio pleaded guilty and went to Sing Sing for three to five years.
Dio came out of prison, a dap- per. hardened man. He managed to obtain charters for setting up AFL United Auto Workers union locals-a rival of Walter Renth- er's cro union of the same name.
Experts called Dio's outfits "pa- locals." They were catch ails, trying to take over taxi driv- ers or any other labor group. He failed to take over the cabbies, despite bloodshed and violence.
Then he allegedb used his loc- air to protect garment industry companies who wanted to operate as non-union-selling them protec- tion at 31,000 a month here and in Pennsylvania.
RAKEOFF IN MILLIONS
His "union" henchmen would walk into a plant, call it a "un- ion shop", and drive out those trying to organize a legitimate union.
In 1953, he served 60 days in
- Jail for failing to pay state income
tax. While there, the AFL took away his charters for union loc- als. C
At that time, it was reported his income from shakedowns alone amounted to 811100.000 a year. .
He also owned a dress manu- facturing business in Pennsyl- vania operating with non - union workers and was president of Rosemary Fashions. Until his ar- rest, he operated the Equitable Research Association Inc., a sip called labor consultation service. The district attorney's office said it was an outfit in the business of "selling labor peace for a price."
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Rev. George and Mrs. Morris, Toronto. were visitors to this vil- lage on Sunday. August 19th. They are vacationing at their summer home at Granville.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, 'l'yns Valley were guests of Rev. and Mrs. E5 Weeks on Sunday. Aug- ust lath earouta from sackville, N3. They had visited with Mr. El- & sister. Mrs. Wallace ltaoleod
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard and family, of Hunter River, re- cently visited at the home of Mr. William Barlow.
Miss Margaret Barlow recently spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bernard, Hunter Rliver.
Mr. Lowell Barlow and Mrs. Ru- fus Mcbure, attended the weddi of Miss Catherine Watters and Mr. Earl Ross in Charlottetown on Monday, August lath. The young couple will reside in surnrnernide.
Her many relatives and friends will regret ,to learn of the serious Illness of Mrs. Laura Bsglole, Southwest Lot I.
Mr. and Mrs. Denali Delaney. accompanied by Mr. Perry of sum- uuslde. were recsat visitors of Ira. Claude Barlow.
The ladies st. Chrysostem
Altar society held their monthly psussstlsrmartsurarcauuhs
-his' brother Clair and family.
Docharty of Kingston. BOTTOM RIGHT -Keith Boswell of Victor-
Gallant, Miss Marguerite Richard and Mr. Emmanuel Araenault.
The Ladies Aid of Wellington United Church met on Tuesday evening. August 21st, at Mrs. Earl Enman's residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Tilman Gallant of Providence. Mass, spent three weeks vacation as guests of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gallant, and Mr. Jaddus Gallant and family.
Mr. Don Gallant is spending a couple of months with his broth- or, John W. Gallant, Mont Car- mel, before returning to St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr. Simon Dougay, Shemogue, N.B., recently visited his brother- in-law, Mr. Amand Richard and family.
Misses Rita and Marguerite Gallant have returned to Montreal. They had been visiting their mo-' ther. Mrs. Mary Anne Gallanl. also their brother, Theodore B. Gallant. The Latter is employed on the "Cygnus." He spent the weekend with his mother.
Mr. Foustin Gallant, employed in Toronto, arrived recently to spend two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaddus Gallant and
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Perry and daughters Nancy and Linda, also Constance Lesneskie of Gardiner, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy, To- ronto, Ontario. recently visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Etrinne A. enanlt. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Keir Doucette, R. C.A.F. Station at Clinton, Ontario, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Doucctte and children. Char- lottetown. visited at the home of Mrs. Philip M. Arsenault, also of Mr. and Mrs. Maddie Arsenault recently. Mr. Doucette is a radar instructor.
Miss Lorraine Arsenault, who attended summer,scho0i at St. Joseph's College in N.B.. spent the weekend with her parents. She was accompanied by Misses Hugh- nctte Power and Jeannie Michaod of Grand Falls, N.B.
Master Gordon Day spent a few days with his sister Mrs. Bruce Conrad in Ssrmmsrside.
Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gaudet of Wellend, Ontario, recently visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Pacific Gallant.
Representatives of the St. Tho- mas Aquino Society of St. Chry- aostem d d the annual meet- ing which was held in Mlscouche on July 10th
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Arsenault and so: of Bridgeport, Conn., are
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Exhibition. BOTTOM LEFT- Se- nior grand champion in the jersey Class at the Crapaud Exhibition was the cow belonging to Gordon
'Mass., who are visiting at Tignish
la la seeen with his prize winning Leelands Treasurer's Prince after being awarded the senior. and grand championship in the Ary- shire class.
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HOWLAN
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chaisson of
ten days here left on Friday. Aug- uu sea, to return to Toronto-
; died by Mrs. Grif- B f.actlr.eruip.Mr. Frank Gallant.
The latter expects 10 be emphy- ed there. Mrs. Gallant and fam- ly may follow later.
Mrs. Herb Avery land little dmghm-g, spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Marllfft AW guult, Upper llowlsn.
Mr-. and Mrs. Leonard Arsen- ault and family. and Mr. and Mrs. sylvaay Arseansult were in How- 1.. on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arsenault and family later in the day left to 1'9 turn to Ontario. '
Mrs. J.I. Richard and little daughters, Alice and Angels. We!!! to Tignlsh in Tuesday evening to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Camillus Gallant and Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Rich- ard. motored lrom Summe side, on Wednesda, evening, August Isl. to attend the wedding supper in honor of Mr. and MN. Clmofd Arsenault.
Little Robert. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert WArsenault, received a nasty cut on the head, when he fell out of his father's car. The Doctor had to use 2 or I stitches to close the wound.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Richard are now in Summerside. Mr. Rich- ard la now employed there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peters. of Hamilton, Ontario, arrived in Howlan on their vacation on Sun- day, August 5th.
Returning to Hamilton, Ontario. Monday. August 6th, were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Blanchard and their two fine children. They spent two weeks with their relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Arsenault returned on Sunday night August 5, from their honeymoon. They had been in Truro. Nova Scotia, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. syl- vang Deslloches.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Butts and family Ronnie and Larry. of Ham- ilton. Ontario, are now visiting in Howland and Mill Pond with their relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant, Chelsea. arrived in Howlan on Saturday, August 4th. They plan to spend two weeks in Howlan and St. Louis.
spent an hour Sunday evening with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant of Dorchester. They were all at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gallant, Howlan.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pineau who were visiting their family left on Friday, August 3rd, to return to work in Ontario.
Several from I-lowland attended the picnic in 0'Leary on Thurs-
will spend a few days Mrs. Gal1ant's sister. Mrs. Felix Doiron in the Provincial Sanitar-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Arsen- ault and little son of Hamilton. On- tario. are spending their holidays in Howland and Piusville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gallant, Dor- chester. left for Charlottetown. on 'v'v'ednesda,y, August 8th. They visiting
iurn. There motored to Charlottetown.
day evening, August 2nd. on Sunday, August 4th, Mr. and Mn. Clarence Arsensult, Mrs. An- thony Finnan. Mrs. Jerry Arsen-
Mrs. George London and fam- ily of Saint John. N.B., is now vis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Griffin, Val- crle.and Terry, who spent the past
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sovcrin Arsenault.
Mrs. Ray Christian of Bridge- port, Conn., arrived recently to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. Alice Barlow. She was ac- companied by her husband who returned the following day.
Mr. Donald Clark of Toronto, Ontario. a former resident of Un- ion Corner, is visiting relatives in St. Nicholas and Union Corner.
Mrs. John Graham and son Al- Ian recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Allan also Mrs. Fred Al- lan of Union Corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barlow re- cently visited Mrs. Barlow's fath- er, Mr. Patrick Delaney, Llnkletr ter Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Conrad and young son Wayne. of Surnmerside, visited Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Day recently.
Mr. Paul Arsenault is spending some time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Arsenault. Mr. Arsenault is returning to N. 3.. where he is employed.
Messrs Louie and Eddie Arse- nault are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted. L. Arsennult. B.M.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Bernard of Fredericton, New Brunswick. and Oscar Perry of Saint John. were in Howlan for the first week- end of August. Upon their return they were accompanied by Paul Gallant who went to work in Fred- ericton. G
PR0l'E8SOR'I WIFE
OXFORD, England (AP -- Lady )Mary Murray, 91, wife of Prof. Gilbert Murray, died at her home Sunday. she and her 90 year-old husband had been mar- ried 67 years. He is one of the worldls mtnt celebrated classical scholars.
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people. besides enjoying card gam- es and bingo. In her family are 50 lrandchildren and 3) great- grandchildren
The !lIll1)'.friends and relatives of Mrs. Carrie Nelson. Charlotte- town. regret to learn of her mis- fortune. She .fell at her home re- eiving back injuries.
Little Miss Elaine MacLeod, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mac- Leod was I recent patientln the Prince County liospim,
Mr. and Mrs. -Ray Howatt, ac- companied hy Mr. and Mrs. Gar- field Day. son Gordon. and Mr. William J. MacAusland. returned giom a brief visit to Wnuiam,
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M11 Mllhonse Connel. Kensing- t0ll. TGCENU Visited his sister, Mrs. Alice Barlow. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon DeaRoch- es of Ontario were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold DesRoch- es. On return to Ontario they will be accomppnied by Mr. Arnold DesRoches.
Miss Shelia Bernard. Hunter River, is visiting Mr. W.H. Barlow.
Mr. Burfield McAusland. Char- lottetown, recently visited relativ- es here.
Mr. Alyward Barlow, Summer- side. visited his mother, Mrs. Alice Barlow, recently.
Miss Beverly Barlow spent a few days with her sister Mrs. Earl MacEachern. Mr. MacEach- em and daughter Ellen of Sum- merside.
On Monday evening a large crowd gathered at Coirimunity Hall. An enjoyable evening was spent seeing films shown by Mr. Miilar of N.S. who is visiting his wife's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson. Several film) on his travels were shown, also pict- ures taken at the home of Mr. Lloyd Ferguson. A sale of home
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard, Cape Wolfe.
Mr. Alfred Howard who was employed in Baffin Island has re- turned to Cape Wolfe. '
st. Mark's annual lobster per was evening.
Despite the inclement weather as
large crowd from far and mu enjoyed the sumptuous supmg, served by the ladies of St. Mark's
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made fudge brought a nest nun. Proceeds from the show goes to church funds.
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso DesRoch- es and daughter Elsie of St. Lam. bert, Quebec. are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fidele DesRochea.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poirler, Boston, are holidaying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A ” (huge;
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.1.-ma Delta is In employed is Charlottetoarnwsrrent the week.
On Monday evening. August 1:. I family reunion was held at the home of Mr. Ambrose Dalton, Glengarry. Present on this rnem-. orable occasslon were the follow. lug sons and daughters: Edward Dalton. of Tacoma, Washington Joseph Dalton of Wlscasset. Me. Raymond Dalton and son Gerry of Wlscasset. Maine; John Dam," of Halifax, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs John Corcoran of Piusville; and Mrs. Peter Dalton, and 30,, Donald, Burton: Mr. gm ms.
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Mr. Al Pratt. Boston. has been visiting Mr. Emile J. G Arsenault and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gaudet.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mahsr and family, Charlottetown. spent a few days in Egmont Bay. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fidele DesRoshes. ,
Mr. Sylvaln Gallant, st. John, N.l3., recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Niceph Gallant,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Mccarvllle and two children of Charlottetown, also Mr. Phlllmon DesRocheg of Gradiner, Mass.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Desltoches.
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