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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Date:

6/15/201

Agency Information

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-10347-10041

RECORD SERIES:

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

CR 92-2838-35

Released under the John

F. Kennedy

Assassination Records

Collection Act of 1992

144 USC 2107 Note!.

Case#:NW 45920 Date:

11-16-2017

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

TO:

PH

HQ

TITLE :

DATE: 09/29/1960

PAGES:

19

SUBJECTS :

JAMES PLUMERI

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS: 4; 10(a)2

CURRENT STATUS:

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/28/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS: RPT

v9.1

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PH 92-439

a Committeeman, pled guilty to 14 counts.

AUGUST J. LIPPI,

President of District Number 1,

UNW, was found guilty on 3

counts of an indictment on 6/20/60 in U. S. District Court,

Wilmington, Dela., having been granted a change of venue.

Trials of

ROBERT

L. DOUGHERTY and LOUIS FABRIZIO, which also

were held in U. S. District Court, Wilmington, Dela., ended

In mistrials.

PIASECKI and LIPPI are free on bail pending

appeals.

On

8/10/60, ARGO was fined $250 and placed on pro-

bation for 2 years.

T-]:

T-2:

T-3:

T-4:

T-5:

T-6:

T-7:

T-8:

Informants

Mrs. FRANK FALCHEK, Carverton Road,

Trucksville, Pa., who was Manager

of Jane Hogan from 12/52 to 2/58

and who requested her identity be

concealed.

Testimony of

before

Speclal Grand Jury, SDNY,

made available to the New

York of -

fide by USA's office, New York City.

PH-526-C

PH-521-C

PCI JAMES POLKA::

THOMAS HAMILTON, Dun and Bradstreet,

Scranton, Pa.

PCI MAX KRAMER

DOT JOHN PETKOVYAT

JEK LaW 10(a)2

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loport !

PD-263 15-12-95.)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Reporting Otice

PHILADELPHIA

TITLE OF CASE

Otfice of Origin

PHILADELPHIA

DOMINIC JOHN ALAIMO, aka.

Date

9/29/60

Roport made by

ROBERT L. BOYLAN

CHARACTER OF CASE

Investigative Period

4/23/58-9123/60

ANTI-RACKETEERINO

Typod By:

RDC

Reference

Bureau Airtel to Albany dated 8/25/60 captioned

"CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM.

-C-

Administrative Data

DOMINIC JOHN ALAIMO 1s one of the subjects in Bureau

file captioned

"KNOX COAL COMPANY, ETAL, IMRA-IM," Philadelphia File

122-172; Bureau File 122-2441.

of an indictment which charged him with violationg of TItle 29, Sec,

tion 186 (b) (d), USC.

Trial was held before Chief Judge JOHN W.

District Court, Seranton, Pa. He 1s presently on

ALAIMO was the Committeeman of Local

Local, was also found

I gullty on 34 counts, and ANTHONY ARGO,

Approved

Copies made:

Special Agent

Do not write in spaces below

_3 - Bureau (92-2838) FoRReT

450 1192/2838-35

ESC: 2014-18

PHOULST.

0 772 $ 321960

1 - Philadelphia (92-439)

DUTILE 402-117290)

returns to file,

Property of FBI — This report is loaned to you by the FBI, and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside the agency to which loaned.

680CT 311960

I U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1056. 0 988918

ORIGINAL DOCUVENT SENT TO

NATIONA

DATE 10/24/94 M.T

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PH 92-439

OSTICCO stated that he and DOMINIC ALAIMO are close

personal friends and

were raised together

in Pittston, Pa.

for one or more of his, OSTICCO's, children.

ANGELO JOSEPH SCIANDRA was interviewed by SAs HOULI-

HAN and BOYLAN on July 1, 1958, and advised that he has known

DOMINIE AbALMO all his life, but has never actually been in

business with him, nor did he recall ever having ALAIMO on his

pay roll at Ann-Lee.

When Interviewed on July 1, 1958, by SAs HOULIHAN and

BOYLAN, 1t should be noted SCIANDRA claimed

that he did not see

ALAIMO at Apalachin, N. X., on November 14, 1957.

In March 1958, PH T-2 advised that ALAIMO, ANGELO

SCIANDRA, and DAVE OstIeCe traveled to New York together in

January 1950.

On May 14, 1958, PH I-3 advised SA FREDERICK I.

HOULIHAN that he had last

seen OSTICCO with DOMINIC ALAIMO

during the time that the dress strike was in progress.

At

that time, OSTICCO did not want ALAIMO to sign with the union

and he told him to hold out and sign as one of a group and

not individually.

During this strike, OSTICCO took part in

a meeting held at the Gramercy Restaurant, Pittston, Pa., at

which were present RUSSELL BUFALINO, DOMINIC ALAIMO, and

MAX

STEIN.

At this meeting, BUFALINO asked that Jane Hogan not

Join in the signing of an individual contract with the Inter-

national Ladies! Garment Workers Union and that if an

agreement was reached it should be done as a group.

The In-

formant was of the opinion that BUFALINO wanted Jane Hogan

to remain as part of the Pennsylvania Garment Manufacturers

Association and sign with the union only if Pennsylvania Gar

ment Manufacturers Association signed.

On June 4, 1958, PH T-3 advised SA HOULIHAN that

he had obsered no current association of ALAIMO With DAVE

OSTICCO, RUSSELL BUFALINO, and ANGELO SCIANDRA; however, he

stated he believed ALAIMO

still assoclates with these indivi

duals.

On Apr1] 24, 1958, PH I-] furnished the following

information:

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