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QO, O ws N¥, 92-911. D.- Attornie: rrieys eo ; New York State™ Parole ° pedords reflected’ that, : 1937 the subject's attorney was NICHOLAS -P.: ANNUZZI, ce Aaf--"> Preece Street, New York City, who at this time served a-writ uperior Court claiming GALANTE was being required to .~ a longer tezm than that which was owed to the stati In 1938 Mr, ROSENBERG of Slade and Ohringer, Atto= neys, 299 Broadway, New York City, advised that his firm had been retained to contest the right of the Parole Board to’ withhold the granting of commutation and. compensation time -* on the subject's sentence. i . On February 13, 1943, parole records peflected | . that FRANK DELLI PAOLI, Attorney, served a.writ to release GALANTE after the CARLO TRESCA murder because he was being held without charge, Parole records further reflected that while GALANTE was in prison as a result of his parole being revoked, THOMAS DAUGHERTY, Attorney, of Troy, New York, became interested in his case and visited GALANTE on May 25, 1944. - Med At the time of the subject's arrest: for spéeding on Octeber 18, 1956, Attorney REIMO ALLIO of Johnson City, New York, represented him at the Binghamton substation of the New York State Police. GALANTE was later represented in this;. : speeding arrest by DONALD W. KRAMER, then Mayor of Bingh? New York, > . ASSOCIATES , | -19- ri faba. Sine oe CONFIDSMQAL _ neikalsag ne os ASS