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- Charles Vincent "Charlie the ****" Carrollo (born Vincenzo Carollo; August 25, 1902 – September 26, 1979) was an Italian-born Kansas City, Missouri crime...
- 1888 (a receiving office had been open from 1885, originally known as Carrollo) and was renamed Nambour by 1890. In 1890 the Maroochy Divisional Board...
- closest ****ociate and bodyguard was Charles Carrollo. At one point when Lazia was arrested for bootlegging, Carrollo accepted the blame and a prison sentence...
- Lazia was ********inated, probably on the orders of his underboss, Charles Carrollo, who ruled as boss until his arrest in 1939 for tax evasion. His underboss...
- Carolla, "Silver Dollar Sam" (1896–1972) Charles Carrollo, "Charlie the ****" (born Vincenzo Carrollo, 1902–1979) Robert F. Carrozza, "Bobby Russo" (born...
- Buchalter Fred Burke Anthony Capo Frank M. Canton Charles Carneglia Charles Carrollo Robert Carey Jackie Cerone Pasquale Conte Nate "Boone" Craft Roy DeMeo...
- Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. went after a Mafia boss, Charles Carrollo, and Pendergast as part of Morgenthau's crackdown on corruption and organized...
- June 1967). "Jet tanker wreck to be removed". Spokesman-Review. p. 6. Carrollo, Russell; Camden, Jim (14 March 1987). "KC-135 crashes at Fairchild". Spokesman-Review...
- 1934, Lazia was ********inated and his underboss Charles "Charley the ****" Carrollo ascended to the crime throne. At some point, Binaggio became Carollo's...
- successful investigations against Pendergast and the local Mafia head Charles Carrollo. Other officials — as well as gangsters, in a few rare cases — were convicted...