Chin, Chinese-American author and playwright Louis Manna "Bobby", Genovese crime family Capo involved in the New Jersey construction industry, illegal gambling and loansharking Frank A. Pugliano "Frankie Pugs", Patriarca crime family associate and West Springfield gambling club owner Joseph Ullo, New York mobster and suspected ".22 caliber" hitman January 1 – Joseph Lombardo "The Clown", Chicago Outfit leader April 7 – Joe Gallo (Joseph Gallo), New York Mafia leader April 9 – Joe "Pegleg" Morgan, Mexican Mafia Boss March 8 – Nicky Scarfo (Nicodemo Scarfo) "Little Nicky", Philadelphia and Atlantic City Mafia Don July 27 – Carmen Milano, Los Angeles crime family underboss August 9 – Albert Caesar Tocco, Chicago Outfit member involved in extortion and racketeering in Chicago's South Suburbs Deaths January – James Alderman, Florida bootlegger January 8 – Pasquale Lolordo, Unione Siciliane leader March 15 – William J. Vercoe "Clown for the Hoodlums", Chicago criminal February 14 – James Clark, North Side Gang member involved in bootlegging, bank robbery and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – Frank Gusenberg, North Side Gang gunman and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – Peter Gusenberg, North Side Gang gunman and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – Adam Hyer, North Side Gang member, owner of the S-M-C Cartage Company garage and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – John May, North Side Gang associate and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – Rheinhart Schwimmer, North Side Gang associate and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre February 14 – Albert Weinshank, North Side Gang bookkeeper, speakeasy owner and victim of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre April 14 – George Clifford, Westside O'Donnells member May 7 – Albert Anselmi, Chicago Outfit hitman and Scalise, and a fellow gangster named Joseph Giunta May 16 – Joe Pozzaro, Bootlegger May 29 – Thomas McElligot, Westside O'Donnell member June 11 – Salvatore Todaro "Black Sam", Cleveland crime family leader July 2 – Benjamin Evangelista, Illinois religious leader and real estate tycoon August 6 – Steve Monastero, Pittsburgh crime family leader September 4 – Frank Cawley, Westside O'Donnell member November 17 – John Rito "Bilikens", bootlegger for the Genna Brothers and associate of Ted Newberry December 29 – James Walsh, Chicago bootlegger References Years in organized crime Organized crime