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Michael James Genovese
Michael James Genovese (April 9, 1919 – October 31, 2006) was an alleged boss of the Pittsburgh crime family. References to Michael Genovese as the brother of Vito Genovese〔See, for example, ''Owning major interests in the First National Service & Discount Corp., New York City, were leading Mafia members, among them Michael Genovese, younger brother of the notorious Vito Genovese, as testified to the N.Y. State loan shark probe.'' Allen, Robert S. and Scott, Paul (1964) "Inside Washington: Underworld Elements Turning to Banking" ''Jefferson City Post-Tribune'' (24 December 1964) p. 9, col. 3; ''Following Rogers to the witness stand was Michael Genovese, 50, brother of imprisoned Cosa Nostra Boss Vita Genovese.'' Staff (1964) "NY Commission Hears Nation IS Held In Billion-Dollar Grip of Loan Sharks" ''Albuquerque Journal''(2 December 1964) p. 27, col. 1〕 are to a different Michael Genovese; Michael James Genovese was first cousin to New York mob boss Vito Genovese.〔DeVico, Peter J. "The Mafia Made Easy: The Anatomy and Culture of La Cosa Nostra". ((pg. 186) )〕
==Early years==
Genovese was born to Ursula Genovese〔Staff (1971) "Obituary: Fiore Genovese" ''North Hills News Record'' (Pennsylvania) (31 March 1971) p. 49, col.1〕 in East Liberty, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. He had two brothers. Felix and Fiore, and three sisters: Virginia, Frances and Angeline. In his early years, Genovese was arrested for robbery and carrying concealed weapons.〔Staff (1959) "The Cast Of Characters For Apalachin Convention" ''Tucson Daily Citizen'' (26 June 1959) p. 7, col. 6〕 Among his "legitimate" businesses was a car wash.〔〔Staff (1957) "Police Flush Large Section Of Nation's Top Underworld" ''Simpson's Leader-Times'' (15 November 1957) p. 2, col. 7〕 According to a report by the then Pennsylvania Crime Commission, Genovese once controlled the Numbers Game in Western Pennsylvania.〔Staff (1974) "Mike Genovese jailed again for contempt" ''North Hills News Record'' (Pennsylvania) (5 November 1974) p. 12, col.5〕 His climb through the Pittsburgh crime family included stints as caporegime and underboss to John Sebastian LaRocca, who became boss in 1956. In November 1957, Genovese accompanied LaRocca to the abortive Apalachin Conference of mob bosses in Apalachin, New York with Gabriel "Kelly" Mannarino.〔〔 In 1978, facing poor health, LaRocca formed a three-man commission of Genovese, Mannarino, and Joseph "Jo Jo" Pecora to take over day-to-day operations of the family.
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