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American bootlegger and gambling entrepreneur (1899–1955)
Anthony Cornero Stralla also known as "the Admiral" and "Tony the Hat"[citation needed] (August 18, 1899 – July 31, 1955) was a bootlegger and gambling
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Cornero is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Anthony Cornero (1899–1955), Italian-born American bootlegger and gambling entrepreneur
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American ship that sunk in 1937
all of which were illegal during Prohibition. Under the operation of Anthony Cornero, it became the largest gambling ship operating off the California coast
SS_Monte_Carlo
American mobster (1891–1956)
representative in Las Vegas. An old bootlegging associate of Dragna's, Anthony Cornero ran gambling ships off the coast of California. Tommy Lucchese, of
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football player Anthony Cormier, American journalist Anthony Cornero (1899–1955), American bootlegger and gambling entrepreneur Anthony Cornwell (1929–2017)
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Topics referred to by the same term
Southern California from the late 1930s to the late 1940s, run by mobster Anthony Cornero Rex (krewe), the Rex Organization, an old-line Mardi Gras krewe Rex
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Cemetery in Inglewood, California
singer, composer, arranger Johnnie Cochran (1937–2005), trial lawyer Anthony Cornero (1899–1955), bootlegger, gambling entrepreneur Ray "Crash" Corrigan
Inglewood_Park_Cemetery
American actress (1923–49?)
Granlund "put her in the orbits" of various mob affiliates, including Anthony Cornero and Mickey Cohen. Spangler had allegedly been seen with Davy Ogul,
Jean_Spangler
1944 film directed by Edward Dmytryk
dropped completely, but not because of the Code: in real life mobster Anthony Cornero ran such a fleet outside the three-mile limit, and hosted many of Hollywood's
Murder,_My_Sweet
Italian-American organized crime group
Dragna's empire, most notably shutting down the gambling ships run by Anthony Cornero. On February 14, 1950, the California Commission on Organized Crime
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Casino hotel in Nevada, United States
Vegas Army Airfield. It later caught on fire and was demolished. Tony Cornero later owned the gambling ships SS Rex and SS Tango, in the late 1930s,
The_Meadows_Casino_&_Hotel
"Mikey Cigars" (born 1946) Anthony Corallo, "Tony Ducks" (1913–2000) Anthony Cornero, "Admiral", "Tony the Hat" (born Antonio Cornero Stralla, 1899–1955) Joseph
List of Italian-American mobsters
List_of_Italian-American_mobsters
Ship stationed or traveling offshore to evade gambling laws
San Diego), and William H. Harriman (operating off Santa Barbara). Anthony Cornero operated the gambling ships SS Rex and SS Tango during the 1930s. California
Gambling_ship
History museum in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada
Associate Desert Inn, Castaways, Stardust and Sundance Hotel Casino Anthony Cornero Los Angeles crime family Associate Stardust Peter Simone Kansas City
Mob_Museum
US passenger liner, minelayer, and flying boat tender
her name was reverted to Bunker Hill. In 1946 the former boot-legger Anthony Cornero bought her, renamed her Lux, and had her converted into a gambling
USS_Aroostook_(CM-3)
Topics referred to by the same term
Southern California from the late 1930s to the late 1940s, run by mobster Anthony Cornero Tango (drink), a soft drink manufactured in the United Kingdom Tango
Tango_(disambiguation)
Dragna's empire, most notably shutting down the gambling ships run by Anthony Cornero. On February 14, 1950, the California Commission on Organized Crime
Crime_in_Los_Angeles
what newspapers called The Battle of Santa Monica Bay. Its owner, Anthony Cornero, went on to build the Stardust casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. The greatest
History of Santa Monica, California
History_of_Santa_Monica,_California
Historic casino hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
Winchester, Nevada. The Stardust was conceived by Tony Cornero, and construction began in 1954. Cornero died in 1955, and the project was taken over by his
Stardust_Resort_and_Casino
2017 book by Stefan Al
focused on aesthetic appeal—inaugurated Las Vegas's pop culture era. Anthony Cornero, a one-time bootlegger, launched the era with the Stardust casino.
The_Strip_(book)
American TV series
Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, once run by illegal offshore gambler Anthony Cornero (a.k.a. Tony Stralla) in the 1940s. Next, the team heads to Glendora
Haunted_Collector
American businessman (1887–1959)
lower-level figures: James Francis Utley, Anne Forrester, and Anthony Stralla, aka Tony Cornero. An article in the journal California History asserts that
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Pachuca – 2011 Oscar Roberto Cornejo – Dorados – 2004–05 Miguel Ángel Cornero – América, Cruz Azul, Toluca – 1974–77, 1977–81, 1983–84 Mateo Coronel
List of foreign Liga MX players
List_of_foreign_Liga_MX_players
American conspiracy theory and political movement
QAnon blogger Neon Revolt (an alias of former aspiring screenwriter Robert Cornero Jr.) self-published the book Revolution Q: The Story of QAnon and the 2nd
QAnon
American attorney and political staffer (1897–1954)
bookmaker Chuck Addison, rum runner turned gambling-ship operator Tony Cornero, and attorney Charles Cradick. As the Los Angeles Times put it in 1954
Charles_Cradick
Month of 1933
convictions for conspiracy to violate the National Prohibition Act, Frank Cornero and his sister Catherine were found guilty in a federal court in Los Angeles
December_1933
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