Leaving his family to Amuso and Gaspipe was his final fuck you to the world. He may as well have just put Osama Bin Laden in charge.

UR right...LOL...Corallo was no fool in a way, but still an illiterate idiot.

The Three Stooges: Tony Salerno, Tony Corallo, and Alphonse Persico



Vic Orena



Carlo Gambino



Joseph "Mousie" Massimino



Father and son: Gennaro, and Vincent Langella



#1 Papa, Domenico Cutaia



So nice, I posted him twice, Domenico Cutaia



Just relaxing after another hard day of not doing any work, Joseph Pungitore



Punxsutawney Phil Narducci



Michael Yannotti



Michael Yannotti



Thomas Gioeli, pre-middle aged spread



The Lord bless thee, and keep thee: Father Neil Dellacroce



Self-explanatory

"An observer recalled later that he felt uneasy when Corallo's eyes fell on him in a "sort of sleepy, sideways look." That look, as a matter of fact, went into the official record. Robert F. Kennedy, chief counsel of the committee, said that one unnamed employer had hired Tony Ducks to go into his place of business once every two weeks or so "and glare at the employees." The employer said that all Corallo had to do was enter and "just look at them, and that was enough to keep them at their work."
https://www.nytimes.com/1957/08/16/...-man-of-quiet-menace-charged-with-5.html


Nice ones Moe. I'm skeptical about that being Carlo Gambino though. Where is it from?

Moe awesome pics my friend thanks for posting... hope youre doin well

Mightydr- cool article pal... any way u can post the tezt of that article id love to read it?.. dont have access to nyt archives

Awesome pix, do u know when the yanotti pix were taken?

Yeah, the Carlo one looks kind of unlikely. It could be colorized. Color cameras weren't common until the 1960s, when Carlo was an old man. The guy in the photo looks to be in about his 30s. We're talking the 1930s, when Carlo was this age. This photo looks like it was taken much later.

The man who has been described in the Senate racket hearings as “perhaps an even bigger shot” than Johnny Dio is a shadowy figute even by standards of underworld obscurity.

Man in the News

Anthony (Tony Ducks) Corallo is an East Harlem racketeer who has been arrested thirteen times, starting with a grand larceny charge at the age of 16. But only one conviction stands on his record – a conviction for unlawful possession of narcotics sixteen years ago.

His name is on the national list of the Treasury’s Bureau of Narcotics, a list known as the social register of the illicit drug trade. But on the long record of his arrests the word “discharged” appears after each entry with a regularity that is galling to the police who keep trying to nail him. His sobriquet – Tony Ducks – is a back-alley badge of honor won by his ability to duck conviction so many times.

Corallo, described as a kingpin of an underworld drive to capture control of the Teamsters Joint Council here, was soft-voiced yesterday as he invoked the Fifth Amendment 120 times to keep his affairs quiet.

He refused to answer questions put to him by the Senate’s Select Committee on Improper Activities in the Labor or Management Field.

Man of Quiet Menace

But there was quiet menace about Tony Ducks, who gave evidence he was not the kind of person to slap on the back when he wasn’t looking.

Dressed in a black suit, wearing gold links in his French cuffs, the short, stocky, swarthy racketeer displayed an impassive face at the hearings. But an observer recalled later that he felt uneasy when Corallo's eyes fell on him in a "sort of sleepy, sideways look." That look, as a matter of fact, went into the official record. Robert F. Kennedy, chief counsel of the committee, said that one unnamed employer had hired Tony Ducks to go into his place of business once every two weeks or so "and glare at the employees." The employer said that all Corallo had to do was enter and "just look at them, and that was enough to keep them at their work."

The 44-year-old “man of mystery” of New York’s underworld, a man before whom Johnny Dio is reputed to be deferential, was born in East Harlem on Feb. 12, 1913.

He was arrested in 1941, and got six months in the workhouse on Rikers Island after the police discovered a $150,000 narcotics cache (!) others in the drug ring did the selling of the narcotics. The detectives were impressed with his suavity, his fine clothes and his fine words.

The police found him to be a man “above average in intelligence,” a man of means who flashed fat bankrolls and associated with big-time gamblers who rode in big cars.

Charged with 5 Robberies

Five robbery charges were raised against Tony Ducks – all of them were discharged. One of these involved a $190,000 jewelry hold-up at 620 Fifth Avenue in 1936. Three men were sent to Federal prison at Lewisburg, Pa., for that job. The police picked up Corallo after a two-year search and charged him with acting in concert in the hold-up. He beat the rap.

According to the District Attorney’s office, Corallo controls at least five locals of the Teamsters Union and dominates at least five locals of other unions. These are the Toy and Novelty Workers Union, Painters and Decorators Union, Food Handlers, Conduit Workers and United Textile Workers.

Tony Ducks is married and has two children. He lives at 114-67 Eighth Avenue, Malba, Queens.

New York Times, August 16, 1957.



It mentions Johnny Dio being "deferential" to him. In another article from around the same time, wiretap recordings have Tony Ducks pretty much telling Dio what to do with the unions. I'm guessing he was Dio's captain.

Awesome thanks buddy good article.. love reading old articles like that dont know much about tony ducks pre commission case

Thanks MB, same to you and yours buddy.

Amazing photos Moe! Keep them coming

what year was the Yanotti taken? Was that a prom pic ?

Re: Yannotti. I would say mid-90's, but I don't know.

Salvatore Testa, Nicky Scarfo, and Phil Testa



Ron Previte and Joey Merlino



Salvatore Merlino



John D'Amico



Bottom row: Phil Testa with hair



Michael DeBatt

Good pics, never seen that one of D'Amico

Thanks Moe

Thats mikey scars with damico.

Great ones thanks Moe

i wonder where the hell that picture of fat tony, ducks and allie boy sr was taken??? it looks like there all in bathrobbs maybe by a pool. allie boy looks like peewee herman ive never seen a picture of him he was surposed to be brutal just looks like a weirdo in that pic a old marilyn manson

i wonder how that picture got to the internet maybe a old time article of some evidence from some trial

To me it looks like prison, aka JAIL...

They all died in Springfield, Mo so that's my guess too

Joseph Cutaia & Anthony Senter



Domenico Cutaia





Albert Lancellotti





Carmine Tramunti





Vic Orena



Frank Lino & Joseph D'Amico



Philip Rastelli



Angelo Prisco



Venero Mangano & Joseph Corrao



Eddie Lino

Gene Gotti & unknown person (top); Joseph Armone & Sammy Gravano (bottom)



Paul Castellano

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Robert Bisaccia surveillance pic



Rudy Pipolo, captain of what would become the Locascio crew



Peter Gotti



Richard Gotti, Jr.,Vito Guzzo, Charles Stango, Chris Labate, Anthony Aiello, Sr., and Andrew Merola; Kneeling: Unknown, Norman Dupont, and Unknown



Ignazio Alogna



Robert Di Bernardo



Gennaro Langella, Tommy Bilotti, and Ralph Scopo, Jr.



John Gotti, Jr.



Dino Saracino



John Franzese



Peter Piacenti

Yy

great photo's thanks ,Moe with gene g is bobby ,a guy who took care of john gotti , not borriello

I think Anthony Senter might be a vampire. I've read that Joey Testa might be sick but it's crazy seeing how old Joey looks in comparison to Anthony.

in the article about Scarfo's Oregon Diner stabbing it says that the dugan guy he killed was accused rapist.

Vampire👹 Senter for a 63 year old man looks in great shape in comparison to his friend Testa. He has clearly kept fit/ looked after himself. 1 thing he has been consistent at is looking like a psycho .Dont know if it's true but I read somewhere that he loves it so much in allenwood that he asked to stay in max security so they just allowed him!?

Joe Ciancaglini



Michael, and John Ciancaglini



Francis "Faffy" Iannarella



A young Philip Narducci



Nicky Scarfo



Roy De Meo



Philip "Lucky" Giaccone



Charles Carneglia



Frank Locascio



Robert Bering, part of the hit team who tried to whack Anthony Casso



Bobby Manna and Russell Bufalino



John O'Connor, leader in the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 608; John Gotti was arrested for ordering an assault on him



Genovese capo, John DiGilio



John Gotti



Nat Marcone & Hugh "Apples" McIntosh" on the left; Joe Colombo, Carmine Persico & Anthony Colombo on the right



Frank Narducci Sr., Salvie Testa, Phil Testa, and Nicky Scarfo





Young Salvie Testa



Nino Gaggi was supposedly the inspiration for The Terminator