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Atlanta 58-62 7 aa ue Atlanta teletype to Bureau, Washington. Field, and | Kansas City dated September 30, 1947 : Bureau teletype to Atlanta dated October 2, 1947 i ‘ DETAILS: de as By referenced teletype from the Washington Field Office. To" 3 dated September 19, 1947, it was requested that the names of visitors”a: °o'% /..: for subjects LOUIS CAMPAGNA, CHARLES'GIOE, PHILIP LOUIS’D'ANDREA, PAUL DE. 7 “Lucra, and JOHN ‘ROSELLI while incarcerated at the United States Peniten= "isc "3! tiary in Atlanta be obtained. Dota a It was ascertained from records at the United States = Penitentiary that LOUIS CAMPAGNA, Registry Number 63773, and CHARLES é GIOE, Registry Number 63774, were transferred to the United States .. Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas, on duly 27, 19454 PHILIP D'ANDREA, © mee OO Registry Number 63777, and PAUL DE LUCIA, Registry Number 63776, were, |... 4% ot b transferred to Leavenworth on July 28, 1945. JOHN ROSELLI, Registry er has na Number 63775, was transferred to Terre Haute, Indiana,. on September 29_ oe There was no information in the file concerning the a exact reason these individuals were transferred. However, there was a notation that CAMPA4GNA and DE LUCIA had caused trouble among the prison . . _ population, and Kr. HERBERT COX, Associate Warden, stated this might =~ 9 3° » ih possibly have been the reason for their transfere He informed that the _ Bp ee main prison file concerning these individuals was transferred with them and = ~ "? only a skeleton file remains at the United States Penitentiary at Atlanta.- ~-).~b There was no record concerning their correspondence and visitorse et However, this information is available in their main institutional file, er | By referenced letter from the Washington Field Office to as i the Bureau dated September 22, 1947, it was requested that this office Py interview Warden JOSEPH i, SANFORD at the United States Penitentiary at - Atlanta for infomation in his possession concerning the granting of parole to the above named subjects, It was also requested that he be questioned concerning a statement he made in a letter to Assistant Director : LOVELAND of the Bureau of Prisons in Washington, D. C., to the effect that |... - money was being paid to effect the transfer of these subjects from Atlanta ty , to Leavenworth. It was desired that the complete identity of ABE on & ‘BRADLEY, who had been active inethe cases of these subjects, be ‘determined - ren 5 . * end a lead set out to have him interviewed. Information concerning this. .. sj. c op interview, which is set out below, was furnished to the Buseau, Washington ; . Field Office, and the Chicago Office, by letter dated Seregpens 2 26, 194705 a, OU” : ron ee a +, oT ~Acvo- 3) et | ne han aie ee wee te : a -—- ~ Nee re - . 0 4 oe , oan Pte ee ~ py” . cat m Fe * Sut mo “a mg ae at me AL yee - “Siipie 8 oe . ere ete one hoe! og rt ee tag teat tt FS a oe * ETS