# Kefauver Part 5: testimony of Louis Campagna (executive session, 9 September 1950), pp. 53-74

Canonical: https://mobfiles.org/items/kefauver-p5-campagna-testimony-1950-09-09/

Campagna produced a ledger and tax returns under subpoena, said he went to prison in 1943 and came home on parole in 1947, and described an 800-acre farm at Fowler, Indiana, bought in 1942, and a second farm at Berrien Springs, Michigan.

Louis Campagna answered a subpoena for financial records on 9 September 1950 (Part 5, pp. 53-74), producing a ledger and tax returns prepared by his auditor.

He said he went to prison in 1943, came home in 1947 and was on parole. He described a farm of about 800 acres at Fowler, Indiana, bought in 1942 for about $100,000, and a second farm at Berrien Springs, Michigan, and said he had lived in his Berwyn home since 1928 or 1929. Asked about Claude Maddox (pp. 63-64), he said he had known him "a few years" and had heard that Maddox had a saloon in Cicero, which he called hearsay.

These are the witness's answers to committee counsel. Quotations follow the Internet Archive's OCR of the printed volume. Page numbers are the printed running heads and can be off by one near a page break.

## Sources

- U.S. Senate Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce, via Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/investigationofo05unit
- Full text of the volume (Internet Archive, OCR): https://archive.org/download/investigationofo05unit/investigationofo05unit_djvu.txt