Surrenders to Senate Crime Committee Jurisdiction--Tony Accardo (right), reputed head of a national crime syndicate, stands with his lawyer, George Callahan (left), at U.S. Marshal’s office today. He surrendered and was served with a subpoena calling for his appearance before the Senate crime committee which has wanted to question Accardo after a witness disclose that Accardo and Jake Guzik were partners in gambling enterprise that netted them $278,667 in 1949. Guzik, another former associate of the late gang chief Al Capone, still is a fugitive from, a committee subpoena.
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Surrenders to Senate Crime Committee Jurisdiction--Tony Accardo (right), reputed head of a national crime syndicate, stands with his lawyer, George Callahan (left), at U.S. Marshal’s office today. He surrendered and was served with a subpoena calling for his appearance before the Senate crime committee which has wanted to question Accardo after a witness disclose that Accardo and Jake Guzik were partners in gambling enterprise that netted them $278,667 in 1949. Guzik, another former associate of the late gang chief Al Capone, still is a fugitive from, a committee subpoena.

Associated Press · [ca. December 1950]

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