- dollars)
Lonardo charged.
Lonardo's influence with
local politicians and
police evaporated, and law
enforcement raids on home
brewers loyal to the
Lonardos increased...
- the
early 1980s.
Lonardo was born in
Cleveland in 1911 to
Joseph and
Concetta Lonardo. His
godfather was
Anthony Milano. The
Lonardo family had immigrated...
-
Alessandrina Lonardo (born
March 9, 1953, in Ceppaloni), also
known as
Sandra Lonardo, is an
Italian politician. She is a
senator of the
Republic of Italy...
-
Lonardo is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Alessandrina Lonardo (born 1953),
Italian politician Angelo Lonardo (1911−2006), American...
-
Cleveland family. When
Lonardo returned, a
sitdown was
scheduled between the
Lonardos and the Porrellos. On
October 13, 1927,
Joseph Lonardo and his
eldest brother...
- Toll.
Chapter 6—P****ing of the
Lonardos, Merchants". The
Plain Dealer. p. A4. "Hits New Lead in
Murder of Two
Lonardos". The
Plain Dealer.
October 15...
-
Roberto Lonardo is a
Uruguayan former footballer who pla**** as a
defender and midfielder.
Lonardo came to the
United States in 1965
after playing with...
- Show (Interview).
Interviewed by Malone, Jena. New York City: NBC. 2004.
Lonardo, Thom (2012). "Jena
Malone Interview". Un-Titled Project.
Archived from...
- (+E),
Italian Radicals (RI)
Nicola Ca****
Italia Viva (IV)
Alessandrina Lonardo Mastella Us of the
Centre (NDC)
Teresa Bellanova Italia Viva (IV) Caterina...
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declared war on the mob, and his
primary targets included "Big"
Angelo Lonardo, "Little"
Angelo Scirrca, Moe Dalitz, John Angerola,
George Angersola,...
