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  • Al Capone – King Of The Chicago Mob

    College of Lake County 1120 S Milwaukee Ave, Vernon Hills, IL, United States

    Al Capone was one of the most famous gangsters in American History.  Unlike many organized crime leaders, he did little to hide his identity. He was seen at Wrigley Field chatting with star catcher Gabby Hartnett. Gabby Hartnett Chats With … Continue reading →

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  • Sam Giancana – Master Of The Mob, Murderer Of JFK?

    College of Lake County 1120 S Milwaukee Ave, Vernon Hills, IL, United States

    Forget Al Capone. He ran the Chicago Outfit brutally and very publicly for just a couple of years before being sent to prison on income tax charges. Tony Accordo and Paul RIcca ran the Outfit until 1957 when they turned … Continue reading →

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  • Al Capone – King Of The Chicago Mob

    Deerfield Men's Club 375 Elm Street, Deerfield, IL, United States

    Al Capone was one of the most famous gangsters in American History.  Unlike many organized crime leaders, he did little to hide his identity. He was seen at Wrigley Field chatting with star catcher Gabby Hartnett. Gabby Hartnett Chats With … Continue reading →

    Registration required; contact the organizer.
  • The Swinging, Controversial Life Of Frank Sinatra

    Fremont Public Library 1170 N. Midlothian Road, Mundelein, IL, United States

    Frank Sinatra was one of the most charismatic and controversial American entertainers of all time. He was one of a kind!  Click here to read about his amazing record on Civil Rights. In this brand-new  multimedia presentation I will trace … Continue reading →

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  • Sam Giancana – Master Of The Mob, Murderer Of JFK?

    Patty Turner Center 375 Elm Street, Deerfield, United States

    Forget Al Capone. He ran the Chicago Outfit brutally and very publicly for just a couple of years before being sent to prison on income tax charges. Tony Accordo and Paul RIcca ran the Outfit until 1957 when they turned … Continue reading →

    Registration required; contact the organizer.