Deaths
- Ike Bloom, Jim Colosio lieutenant
- George Defeo, Murder, Inc. member
- George Maloney, Chicago gangster and co-leader of a bootlegging gang with Michael "Bubs" Quinlan
- Joe Parrino, New York mobster
- February 4 - Julius Rosenheim, Chicago gangster and police informant
- February 20 - Carlo T. Piranio, founder of the Dallas crime family
- February 26 - Tom Reina, New York mobster
- April 13 - Clinton G. Price, Wisconsin District Attorney and political figure
- May 31 - Gaspar Milazzo, New York mobster and founder of the Detroit crime family
- June 9 - Alfred Lingle, journalist
- June 30 - Thomas Somneiro, Chicago Outfit lieutenant
- July 5 - Joe Porello, Cleveland mobster
- July 31 - Thomas McNichols, Chicago bootlegger
- July 31 - James Schupe "Bozo", Chicago bootlegger
- August 15 - Peter Morello, "The Clutching Hand", Masseria consigliere and former leader of the Morello crime family
- September 5 - Joe Pinzolo, New York mobster
- September 23 - Joe Aiello, Chicago mobster and president of the Unione Siciliane.
- November 5 - Steve Ferrigno, New York mobster
- November 5 - Alfred Mineo, New York mobster
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