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Joseph Lonardo (Italian pronunciation: [
loˈnardo];
October 20, 1884 –
October 13, 1927), also
known as "Big Joe", was an
American mobster who
became the...
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early 1980s.
Lonardo was born in
Cleveland in 1911 to
Joseph and
Concetta Lonardo. His
godfather was
Anthony Milano. The
Lonardo family had immigrated...
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Lonardo is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Alessandrina Lonardo (born 1953),
Italian politician Angelo Lonardo (1911−2006), American...
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bosses Licavoli,
Angelo Lonardo and John Tronolone, the
Cleveland family nearly ceased to
exist during the 1980s and 1990s.
Lonardo became the highest-ranking...
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rising organized crime figure Joseph Lonardo, he rose
swiftly in the
Mayfield Road Mob and
became manager of
Lonardo's legitimate corn
sugar and criminal...
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Alessandrina Lonardo (born 9
March 1953, in Ceppaloni), also
known as
Sandra Lonardo, is an
Italian politician. She is a
senator of the
Republic of Italy...
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Roberto Lonardo is a
Uruguayan former footballer who pla**** as a
defender and midfielder.
Lonardo came to the
United States in 1965
after playing with...
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Gihan Bandaranaike (second of the tournament).
First European:
Filippo Lonardo (second of the tournament). This
tournament was an
iteration of the Diplomacy...
- in Cleveland. It was led by boss
Joseph "Big Joe"
Lonardo.
While visiting family in Italy,
Lonardo lost
control of the
Cleveland mafia to
Salvatore "Black...
- Show (Interview).
Interviewed by Malone, Jena. New York City: NBC. 2004.
Lonardo, Thom (2012). "Jena
Malone Interview". Un-Titled Project.
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