A: Vince Mangano
Q: Who was Anastasia's succesor as boss of the Gambino-family

Carlo Gambino.
Q. Who was known as "The Artichoke King"?

Asking the same questions This man knows so much that he doesn't even know whether he asked it already or not. (Terranova by the way is the answer, but Turnbull ask another question please)

Q. Who was the boss of Chicago's Unione Siciliana who died, thus freeing Capone to whack Dion O'Banion?

Frankie Yale?
Q: Who was Accardo's succesor as boss of the Chicago Outfit?

Giancana.
Repeat earlier Q:
Who was the boss of Chicago's Unione Siciliana who died, clearing the way for Capone to whack Dion O'Banion? (It wasn't Frankie Yale, who was one of O'Banion's murderers.)

A. Mike Merlo, the only one who didn't die from "unnatural causes!"

Q. Who succeeded Merlo as president of Unione Sicilione in Chicago?

tony b.

Angelo Genna.
Q. Which Gambino soldier had an aunt who worked in the NYC Police Dept. criminal records office, and gave info to her nephew?

"Big Gus" Sclafini


What unlikely person helped out U.S. Naval Intelligence during WWII?

Charlie Luciano.
Q. Who was the Mafia boss of the NYC docks at that time?

Since no one has ansered:
Joseph (Socks) Lanza was the boss of the NYC docks at the time that Luciano made his deal on behalf of US Naval Intelligence.
Q. Name the two NY State prisons that Luciano served time in for his prostitution conviction before being deported.

Dannemora and... was it Great Meadow or Grand Meadow?

Who used the (wide-open for bugging) Ravenite Social Club as a meeting place?
(easy one, I know... I'm not feeling creative)

John Gotti Q. Who was boss of las vegas and later beat to death by bats [real name]

Tony Spilotro (although I dont think he was ever the boss)
If so-Where did Capone claim to serve in WWI?

France?

What's going on, gentlemen? 7 days and no reply; France must be the right answer. What do you say?

Oh this game kinda got pushed down the page and I forget to check on it
I was looking for the Lost Batalion(sp)Im not sure if they were ever in France or not.
Your question juventus

Since no one has posted a new question in almost a week:
Q. What was Paul Castellano's legitimate business?

Meat
Q. He's the Canary who can sing but cannot fly.

GoodFella

Abe (Kid Twist) Reles.
Q. What was the name of the hotel from which he couldn't fly?

A. The Half Moon Hotel (in Coney Island).

Q. Carlo Gambino died of a heart attack on October 15, 1976. Is it true he was watching a Yankee game on tv at the time?

yes its true

what was Frank Salemme's nickname

Actually its not true. Its popular folklore, and Gambino liked the Yankees, but there was no game scheduled that day (look it up).

A. Salemme's nickname was "Cadillac".

Q. Speaking of nicknames, what was mob boss Thomas Lucchese's nickname, and WHY was he called that?

http://www.gambino.com/bio/carlogambino.htm

Carlo Gambino died of a heart attack while watching the New York Yankees game at his modest summer home in Long Island on Oct. 15, 1976. His successor was Paul Castellano.

he was called three fingers brown because he only had 7 fingers

how and what year did frank capone die

There was no game played that day. The Yanks won the league series on the 14th (beating Kansas City), and the World Series started on the 16th (against the Cincinnati Reds).

Like I said, it was just "folklore".

never hurd it before till you questioned it plus bein born in the late 80s and not being big on the yankees wouldnt know the games in 76

To get back to the question on the table:
Capone died of tertiary syphillis on January 27, 1947.
Q. What was Capone's wife's maiden name?

wrong capone i was refering to his brother frank

A. Frank Capone was shot to death by police in 1924.

Q. September 10th marks an infamous anniversary in mob history. What happened that day in 1931?