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In 1945 Angelo Perroni is forced to pay his money to the Corleones.The St. Alban's Hotel was a hotel in Midtown owned by Angelo Perroni and favoured by the Stracci family for peace meetings. Hence, it contained no rackets which might interfere with the hotel security. Also, when the Five Families went to war in 1946, this was where the Stracci's 'went to the matresses'. In the later stages of the war, the Straccis attempted to open a racket here, but were prevented by Aldo Trapani, who then received ownership of the hotel for the Corleone family.
It was also at this hotel that Don Victor Stracci and his team of bodyguards stayed whilst waiting to be escorted to a peace meeting by Aldo Trapani. Trapani escorted the Don into the hotel elevator and on arrival at their destination, Stracci was shot by Peter Clemenza, the family's caporegime.
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The Straccis are fond of the St. Alban's Hotel in Midtown and often hold Family meetings here. Like the Cuneos, they've nixed any rackets at the place, as it interferes with security during their sit-down sessions. They prefer this to any venue in New Jersey; most know instantly why this is.
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Angelo's been swamped with Stracci gangsters attempting to start a gambling racket upstairs. Head to the top floor and lay waste to all five of them, using the crates and tables as cover.