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Supplementing previous memoranda, this Bureau is
just in receipt of telephonic information from its Philadelphia
Office to the effect that e group of children numbering twenty,
left Philadelphia at 2:30 this afternoon. About two-thirds of
these children were colored. They left in a 192? Chevrolet
truck bearing 1932 Pennsylvania license E6854O. There also
accompanied the truck e Chevrolet touring cur bearing 1932
Pennsylvania license #2l8P5. The children were heeded by
Kiss Jenny Hurd end Ernest Rymer. Five other adult persons
accompanied them. Their first stop will be Baltimore, Maryland.
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Supplementing previous memorandn, this Bureau is
just in receipt of telephonic information from its Philelphi
Office to the effect that a group of children numbering twenty
loft Philadelphia at 2:30 this afternoon. bout twothir6s of
these children were colored. They left in e l%29 Chevrolet
truck bearing 1932 Pennsylvania license S6E54O. There nlro
accompanied the truck e Chevrolet touring oer bearing lQ32
Pennsylvania license #2l8P5. The children were heeded by
Miss Jenny Hurd and Ernest Bymer. Five other adult persons
accompanied them. Their first stop will be Baltimore, Mezylsn
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1spokesmen for there who are promoting the hunger march demonstrations
have estimated that nearly 1000 children will arrive in Washington on
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reliability of these reports is unknown.
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W made on the dEleg&tiOn by Elmer W. Brown, Superthe Daily Worker,
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intenent of Police in
that the plane of the delegution will be ccrr
p out". This article state: that the children will demrnd:Young Pioneers of merice,
J l. uur perents to be paid by the government and the losses.
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0, November Zlet, States that the
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i the Chilrenle Hunger Pelegntions which will mu rcn on Qneninpton on
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neighborhoods. In thig way to do away with the present
crowded conditions end fire trap schools and provide work
for our parents.
"5. That all state vagroncy laws be aboliehed. That the
federal government shell provide funds to feed, clothe
and house the 500,000 homeless youth and children who are
now forced to roem the country."
Peoorts from Phildélphl, November 21st, indie
o meeting was to be held on November 19th for the nuzpoce
children to go to We:hin;ton on Thanksgiving Day. One Jo
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Ueehington on Thanksgiving Day.
Feport from Pittrburgh, November Elt, Ftnte
was held on November l9th, when it was decided to etrrt P
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expected about 1000 children in all will
march on Penn5y1vPnia Avenue to the unite
Capitol.in Pennington, D. 0., some time on November
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Peoorte from New Yora dated November Zlct ini0"tc th
nvemher 23rd about one n.m., 2 delegvtion of lf or F0 children
to arrive in New York City from New Tnglnd, and proceed to the
hceoquerters of the Young Pioneers of kmericv,
et some unknown time in the morning of Novemher 24th35 Bart llth Ctr
'-- 1 -where they were to meet another celegetion of elont go or Q0 cl
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proceed to Feltimorc and Temin there for the night. Other Gel
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curs. The children present at the meeting were instructed in thv
details of the trio by vnrioue individuals and L girl named Jenny
Hurst. She told the children to wear their oldest clothes end to
write a petition to be presented to the President, reading as fol-
lows:
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night. The thing that would make me hepoy is for
mv father to at e jot~end then I would get some U
nigg clothes.
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the renorts, to the effect thet the plans hed been changed; that tr;
children would not leave at one p.mJ; that they were awaiting furthc
instructions from Baltimore, and that they might not leave until
six p.m. en the 23rd.
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MEEORANDUM FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
There is transmitted the following data received from
this Bureau's Philadelphia office relative to the so-called Children:
harch expected to arrive at Washington on Thanksgiving Day. This is
supplemental to memorandum of November 21, relative to the same subject.
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Lmerica, Philadelphia Branch, 219 South 5th. Street, affords the follcx-
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delegations from other than Philadelphia and Wilmington are supposed t;about 150 children from the textile centers of Massachusetts, from
York City, New Haven and Bridgeport, Connecticut, from Pittsburgh
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and from Wilmington, Delaware. The
have already started for Washington in privately owned cars, or whatever
transportation was obtainable, some of then probably coming by truck.
The children are supposed to be accompanied by women nurses. The chi1Q~
ren are especially picked from the various schools throughout the eastern
section as examples of underncurished children. The parents are suppcsedly
unemployed and each seven of these children are alleged to represent 100
undor~ncurished children in their community. The first_ccntingent fro;
the New England States it is said will pass through Philadelphia some iiWedn
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thenesday, November 23. They will proceed to Wilmington, Delaware, sh:
are to pick up some delegates at the headquarters there. They
proceed on to Washington where they are to be met by delegateswi]
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the headquarters of the National Hunger March, 1311 G Street, between
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forand two o'clock on Thanksgiving Day. They expect to call at the
e House to demand that their parents be paid by the Government and
bosses, to demand immediate relief for the winter months
$50.00 a month for the jobless parents and $10.00 additi
each child, and to demand that the Federal Government set aside Sui
money to establish Federal relief stations all over the country in ordc
provide every unemployed worker's child with a quart of milk daily, v 1
meal daily, free medical aid, carfare, school books, etc; to demand that
there be no discrimination between colored, foreign born and other chilcren
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will be sent from Philadelphia, these children having been selected
at mass meetings held for that purpose. It is said that the worst
examples of under-nourished children have been chosen in order that
the desired impression may be made. '
It is further reported that there is to be held at
Washington, D. C., at 1311 G Street, on Thanksgiving night a "National
Conference of Child Miseryt This conference is to be headed by Herbert
Benjamin, Secretary of the field organization of the National Hunger
March. It is alleged that some of the children will speak there.
The police at Philadelphia have arrested a sixteen year
old boy named Joseph Pacetti for soliciting funds for the children's
hunger march. He was arrested 5aturd&y evening last, held at the
House of Correction but has been released and is said to be coming to
Washington. "
One Jessie Field is said to be coming to Washington mith
these children. The Field woman is a member of the Communist organisa-
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HEHORANDUM FOR KSSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL DODDS. uwhuu'£F.1nsI1i1zginzr, E3- GE.
There is transmitted the following data received from
this Bureau's Philadelphia office relative to the so-called Children's
March expected to arrive at Washington on Thanksgiving Day. This is
supplemental to memorandum of November 21, relative to the same subject.
One Ernest Rymer, Secretary of the Young Pioneers
rica, Philadelphia Branch, 219 South 5th. Street, affords the
information. He states that there are at present enroute to
about 150 children from the textile centers of Eassochusetts, Tron
York City, New Haven and Bridgeport, Connecticut, from Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and from Wilmington, Delaware. The
delegations from other than Philadelphia and Wilmington are supposed
have already started for Washington in privately owned cars, or that
transportation was obtainable, some of them probably coming by truck
The children are supposed to be accompanied by women nurses. The child
ren are especially picked from the various schools throughout the easte;
section as examples of under»nourished children. The parents are Snppo;
unemployed and each seven of these children are alleged to represent 105
under-nourished children in their Community. The first contingent frcv
the New England States it is said will P&SS through Philadelphia some ti
Wednesday, November 23. They will proceed to Wilmington, Delaware, who;
they are to pick up some delegates at the headquarters there. They will
then proceed on to ashington where they are to be met by delegates at
the headquarters of the National Hunger March, 1311 G Street, between
one and two o'clock on Thanksgiving Day. They expect to call at the
White House to demand that their parents be paid by the Government an
their parents bosses, to demand immediate relief for the winter months
in the form of $50.00 a month for the jobless parents and $10.00 additic
for each child, and to demand that the Federal Government set aside suf;
money to establish Federal relief stations all over the country in order
provide every unemployed workers child with a quart of milk daily, a ht
meal daily, free medical aid, carfare, school books, etc; to denand_th;t
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at mess meetings held for that pUTpOSE. It is sni that the worst
examples of under-nourished children have been chosen in order that
the desired impression may be made.
It is further reported that there is to be held at
Washington, D. C., at 1311 G Street, on Thanksgiving night a "National
Conference of Child Misery". This conference is to be heeded by Herbert
Benjamin, Secretary of the field organization of the National Hunger
March. It is alleged that some of the children will speak there.
The police at Philadelphia have arrested u sixteen year
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the mnrohers on each truck or auto were to elect Ono Of their
group as cn;t£in. The truck captains would constitute the leading
committee of the territorial drvision and elect one their
members as territorial captain and snothcr as _ Captain.
The captains of the territorial oivisions were to we lead-
izg committee of tro column. They wore to, likoiey elect 3
column captain. The various committees were to hold daily meotin,s.
_ * o __ merged, the loading committee: of both
columns were to alto merge and elect a leader of tre combined
column. Foch division was to organize u camnaign defonse.:qund
unonr the loacrchip of the division ouptrin.
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These reports inoicate that ch
inaugurated by
in Iowa end odjrcent states, members of
Asocietion", the "Unied Farmers Leayuo
Councils" become active in the iickeing
Sepiember 9, 1932 n conference of farmer
City, Iowa, with representatives from to
here that plans were drawn for the Washi
an indication of the participation of G0
the Communist Party, United Stores of £m
Comnvnit Iniernafional; printed in New
lo;s:ment, the rcport uuotes tho Daily Worker {contro
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"lho Coumunist Party stands
holn to the Fnrmer National
oe:rt._;" s*.'.-0131011.; '.';heI'e thereC1HiG
In allmembers of the "Farmers H. - J;¬§ §¬b 5%
on jickcting was
oliday Association"
the "Communist Arrurion
, nn iHe "Unembloyed
1s:oven:c~m;. On
s 92'.»o::- held in Sioux
n Sioieb, nn it was
ngton Conference . ks
mmunlt in this mOVe
orvon of
eri 0. oration of the
ork City!, as fol-
reey to rive all p
Rciief Uonfsrcncc.
are farmcrz, ncrig
members should help farmers to organize meotinqe nn
cleci former delega
movecntc. eeting: H
Pf1] '[f,F 1 A momowrs anc jarty organizations should eitenffirst of ll to initiate lo
aae the rioht to Semi one voting
Qclogcte for every 23 farmers present at the meeting.
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4 1 .=0 the fullest poosiole
io T;:hin"ion. In this
to nudie ixrio :2 reuljiqy
oletform rhich roads as follows:extent to delég on
tug Ux2Conumi
the third olenk intheir t
'Em0r§eocy rel
fithout rotrlotio
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on of runt5 or debts.from taxoa andC! S-
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election
"But this national conference will really have deep significance
orlv if the C mmunfs Q 4 . l 1J1 L . i 4 ~ P» m -, o L t P rty F able to 1c_o oh to_l_n
to organize mono movements in ever; villege, Qcforo unu after
the national conference, and bring nrout soliooriry action
between formers and ciiy workers, espocivlly with the un
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Prior reports from St. Louis, Missouri, onto
Z3, 1932, State that on organizer, Illijevich,
13t there would be representwtlves n Waohioqton o
one million members and svmnathizers, from all over
United States, end that by COOpEr3t1O CHO orgunlzu
Washington Bonus Marchers would he 100,000 strong.
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was active in the movement, was at iborty on appeal. The
nvtnre of the charges are not given.
Reoorts from St. Louis, Missouri, dated Octotor 1A,
193?, inicnto that at a meeting of the "Workers Ex
Scrvicemens Leo7uo", Nilliam Guest, Secretory, rcpo
the conforenco held in Cleveland, Ohio, September E
1932, and that some of the members present at too mveiinrte on
i A3-46,
ekn Gnert if now: and ammunition wonlo on nv£1"b?n for
the march on November 25, 1932, as they Gid not lik o to fift-92 ~with here huni: and brickbatt. Guest oio not resoono to
tnefe queries; norever, he stated they di not hvvo rutdoritv
to move them, at he was inoiructed. The rejorto . to that
some of the member: oresent had exoerience in the proviouu
Bonn: Army mtrch to Washinton, D. C.
These reworts, the reliability of which is n M-hwmy
etzte thnt William Guest is an ex-convict no; on ?nTOlG
from a fifteen4yeor Sentence for murder wile, Alvhama,
and Tao errextwd on the morning of October 12, 192? OI!
suspicion of highway robbery, being reloeod for lack 01
evioonce.
RooOr?? froo 3t. Louis, Vifouri, o"t% October 20,
1Q§2 inoiceto that one William GUcSt, who 2:5 activ
orguwizer for the "Yorkers Fx3ervirewens Lecfue",
instructing that organization "to speed up '20 orqaC QC -'11!
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Novenber 6, l9??, under o New York date lino, s ates that
Herwert Benjamin, Secretory of the National Committee of the
Unemployed Councils,
Hnnnington, lend C-II
him to speak "at e
hunger marchers.1!
' f th held Hovemoer 9of the British hun;er meennouncoo that he had cabled T. A. L.
roh, inviting
vient sendoff moss meeting to LmericanM, .-.
Benjemin stated that this wee to be
in New York, and inolue
New England eno New York.
orch would take nlec
in; to Keshingto n:
town with over one
indicated that t .."92¬
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conference on Nov.
town; fot three E! trucks with food and cl
collect $3?0.00.
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three hundred m?
on the mornin? of
t :t the colunn
nhsietence ulonf
were expected to
Report nHd marchers from
neports indicate that wt o meeting on Novnmhor Q,
1932, in Youngstown , Ohio, the statement was mue that the
one of which would pass
thousvnd delegates. It
following Statement
whwt Youngstown haS to U
23rd, elect 32 delegates
item dovember 9, 1932 inie
rchcrn were cfected to leave Hence: City
November Z7, 1932. Thee
was moving 1n trucks and er
* the route. Betecn twcntrzn thir
join the marchers in Konnw e Soon, there being nine columns merch-
through YounJs
is further
ntde at this
0-Wrranfe G
to go from
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rcworto in1v2te
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lirst of the three
thot is, er-serv
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File Conmittee",
Servloenen's Leo
of the Communistconcentration movement:
ee the title of "Veterans
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ITJ- The reports, the r
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of Decemher, and not us 3m1Ikohin4on,
ice men, ungmoloyeo uno fwrcr. who to re
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Central Hank and
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Both $wre to oreeent Gennns to Congress on December 5, l9?2
iwmodiatelj following which was to be held theJ
Farmers
National Relief Conference". These reports ulvo otote
th farmer delegates to the "Farmers Notional F{ *.1.'i_¬.f
Conlerence would be picked up in many inntnces and brought
along with The huner marchers.
Reoorto received November ll l Z inieete that an 3 J !
advance guard of one hundred fifty pcrs
preparations for the Hunger Herch ad b
inqton, for the week beginning November
Reoorts ated November 14, 1932
ere Leinq helo to demand shelter and f
193I- Teo¬o reiort state tht one Cow
Clirc Bi{cLow Co on of Cleveland, Ohio
unewoloymd mureher and that anothcr mn u u
to lead the Ex-Sorv;ce:en's League.
Rceort aked November 16, 1932,
rt Ioun;;teuu, Ohio, lnJLUHtEd that the
orpuniza U mu cry much "wrou?ht no
t¥2 Hun_cr Mgreb L? officials of tee D;
1C"k heioq UTU"TFf. The eeoortr, the
wot kno , to Llnt the natlonal o
. ouhliclr Fill cut dean the number
r of running into the Stite Police o
ne the Nctyonnl Lff when they get to
~n1 to h~ve ilrovd; n effect on t
?or the Th'WRFTiViHf enoiretlon,
to vllow their ctleren to oqfticiozle.
t'.'o i.n' =i'-.'i<j11-'1 E,r; '.'.'?1o 511$: not; reiu:=.i."1-"" to
There re orte iwrtoor quote whit
civeulvr entitled "A Coll for Immediateen, hens, who were to make
can ordered to =esh
7, 19_,a'_n
indlcote fowl ncetlms
ooo for the narene?S
ween that would come through Zoungstown, Ohio, November 30,
eliovcd to be
would mcet te
state
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t lnforqltion
c0mm1¢i5t-92 -over toe bl1cLt; giver
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Column No. 1 of the National Huner Murchers will rrive
in Youngstown, Ohio."
Informetion was received from the Rmdinal Squad of the
New York City Police Department, that one Larry ncueution
end G1 rqe A
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with u number of other individuals, had left New York
at midnight on November 10, 1932, for W?shington, D. C-,
to lay plans for the housing and parking of the hunger
strikers. The N¢r York Citr Police Denrrtwont H:Z5t @ two
all precautions should be taken with UCQUvLiTO% vcaufe
of the fact t?at he was known to carry u gun at all time
was E great trouble maker.
A circnlrr rntitled
to Luxhiygtov, to R
1932", has Ltcnl¬ I
10 LQ 1&6 bv rank o .,r..h_".1'r-. 11 I , _., 1'0 17131
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of vutcrrns soon
f*nk zv File C0
of tic Fvnk a C
1932. 1~o semen
rowcried because
riete thnt it 1
CCTmitvO, POE?
Re 0- 3 r
ibzt one Bennie
Hort end South
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rrive at opening of Con;
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in fikevounone. it
no ler¬@TShlp 1P°i t0n't Sell
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the various grouoe vu organi" ..ons
meet to carry out tho rogrsm
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0 Vrlerans." This occvvroo o
01 toe veterans are describe
ey are alrouoy well known.*1 J. 1lc 121.. r1-'.-.
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raved by the Vetercrs Central
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numhurs and where they were to come from were
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that he will be at linerty on bond end will, therefore,
have an opportunity to be in Detroit on the nifht of
November 26, 1932 when the Notional Hunger March dslegation
arrives, and to deourt with them on the morning of November
271.
These T8DOTtS indicate that approximate] 300
delegates will cone into Detroit, where they * -_ he joined
by ebout 160 or 170 from that area.
The Police at Lincoln Park, Hiohigan, while referring
to John Pace, stated that they had received information
that he has in his possession a consideruhle amount of
dynamite. The reliability of this information unknown,
end efforts are ~ein; mode to verify it.
These report: iniioeto that there touli he from 2500
5000 mnrchore from all per-l of the country It it
ttod that the delo;nteS mus he composoi of -"enty oer
cent. nofroee, ten per cent. women, ten per cent. Youth,
and ten per cent. of the entire body must he Communists.
It ?uS Btniod Uaot there would be npnroximately 100
dole-ates from Detroit, and from 50 to 100 from te
reneiner of the Stwte of Michigan.
These reverts further state @n;t word he: been ro-
ceivci from Took often that no food or Shelter ', :-Jpt1on5
will be available. Koch group is, thtrefore, " its
own orranfonent: for such.
Reports from Birmingham, Alabama iniovte that the
leaer of the group of the Hunger March movement there
is one Jim Allen, alls Sol Koran, former editor of the
Southern Iorkrr. It further apweers that an n;i1rLor Olaim
that 3,000 are to ensemble at Chattanooga on Novomler E9,
1932, while the Police of Chattanooga believe tho number
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information, November 20, 1932, only three nutomohiles
ha been tendered for transportation by local people.
Rc3ort5 from Sen Frencieco California, ineieute 2
that n delegation left that district Novcmbcr 15, 1932
for Washington, wmeted at between A0 and 50, including
two women and no children. One Walter Linhert is reputed
to he the leader.
Reporto from Chicago, Illinois indicate that there are
230 delegates in the Hunger March from Chicago, and 436 from
the entire district of which Chicago is the eon er, and tiat
the total eotiw ten in the Hun"nr March from all over the
Unitci States is 15,000.
Reoorts from Portland,
of 35 ::1e1*.1;1e1S of the Ti:-f-Se1'vic
Wuohinrton, uni 15 members of
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but had not been soon at Billi
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are arid to hove left slmnltan
En Sen Francisco, California.
be one Foxxo Eerglund end John
to be one John FTGneiE Crowley
Police February 20, 1939, on a
checks. He is raid to have a
Dirk DeJon70 and Louis Olson 2
ltn, Oregon as Communist lend
are re§>01t£-fl to he :1:Zvoo:1t;I.ng
eshlngton utter the outcome 0
Information, the reliehility 0
the effect that theoe loaders are cl
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Reports from Salt Lake City, Utoh inlicate that about
Hovenber 15, 1932 approximately fifty men and *x TOKQH,
whose spokesman was e small, heavy-set nun from San Francisco,
apoocred before the City Commission at Salt Lwke City nd
demanded looging, meals, oil and gasoline for themselves and
vroupe of 400 to 600 who were nearing Eelt Luke City,
uni for ndditionnl groups erpected to pres through Colt
Lke City durinq the coming months. This groun cites we
its ohjeutive payment of the bonus, farm relief nd nno3loy
wont innorenee. Their request res oenied, and they epnrted
eentward. It nwpnvre that the individuals were noorly dressed
end apparently Without a reel ourpoto.
1 ~ J . -Tnoue rooorts furtoer state thnt is uneretood
tint ;ronns from Seattle joined a group Q Svn Francisco,
and oroceeded to Salt Lake City ty rail and automobile,
being due to arrive et Salt Lake City November ltn or 20th,
to be joine tbore by 2 group probably headeo of nllegeu
Communists named Rolf and Oscar Larson.
From goles, California, reports hove teen received
2 group there November 14, l9f?, consisting of eleven
ifrohors unier one J. C. Britten. The reports stite that
ei"ht marchers from Sen Diego end twont;~five from Sen Franol:eo
comprise the balance of the California froups.
Rogorto from Oklnhomn City, Oklahoma zt;tu thnt about
thirty unomnloyed delegates are erfucted on November T3, l9]Q,
the lenders of which ore seid to he one Ben Von Huber,
J. I. Thiddcn and U. A. sley.
eport from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania L that
nUout l,Z03 ncmbnro of the National Hungur U"roh ococi¢tion
from Pennsylvrnin end elsewhere are to conjrcgntc in
Wilmington, Delnwnre, led tw'ono Joe Green. This essociwtion
is to wear n white button conteining red lettering. Green
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an appropriation of $13,000,000 for the unemployed, and _..q . .. .-v.- - H. 11 u-1 nn -1 1 f_____' -in '|__-..:_i.. _____,tiiat I-he .".'l.I.Y11lI."1,;,'l3OI1 L}OU.1'1Cl_k. I924C -rl EHO lul 1'1.LE511 J.o01_;J.:uf§ uvex
night for marchers en route to Washington, D. C.
The foregoing reports were received by representatives
of this Bureau in tho field and at the Seet of Government
, from sources the reliability of which is, in men cases, un-
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by the I!u.ti0L'1a'.L Republic :f:&.;azin<", pi L.
to the: o1";ja';1i:ze1"s of the so-c1ll9c 1u1 i
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Veterans, tenanL farmers, middl¢CiQbE clumgntr
and, incidentaiig, nnlle here, to investigate L nd L H LL uh ni¢c
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were eighteen macberslhq arrivéd at Charlotte on Déccmbér 2nd
and ten-left;Ehr6ute to'Greénsboro, Danville, Richmond and
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T» ortz Tram ?hlladelphié sf Ln iL;1 1155 marubrrs =;ri~@@
~W fhj5<f@lwwlh about tan n.m.,_Ben@mbar ind, in fort; autouohiini,
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5 92.c u¢@nu mks night of Ducembcr 4n,_ann 4h
I%H@$b¥f §?¬~ Fvcviu information as to the lnuder of
IPPU9, whn was duscribed as thG_PC0lunn mrrshal". has huan cor*
r¢ct@. The nus in-Curl oevca, gnd he is {den Boston,
Hassuchusvtts. he is in a Fpcrlcss uutonhiln inctcu of 5
Cnryslcr, bwrrlng Fuin liaunsm #32-l?7- T~w licensv nuulnr
of saws of f.r 0*" -'- .;~ r dtomohilun in thin grwn; vra given s
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92 -l932.Pcnnsylvania license §1_14.2o2 this truck alsomp -=-bears ew JeraQy.licen§¢é#;<796O8]., i ' '
- F*" 1922 Penngylvania license ?-ll imnd P. truck
' marked- Gurber & Son"!.-a .
11932 Pennsylvania llcgnsq éY~ll~l78 Klntrnational-' itnm. V
1932 Haw York license #5-63-540 Hupmobile Sedan!.
1932 New Jer3ey licen§é #1~34l48 Ford s0¬an!.
1932 Haw York license §5~V-2904 Chevrolet cabriolet
sedan, marked "W.I.R. Medical Aid".!.
1932 New Jersey license #34148 Ford!.
193: New JCPSGY license 513426 Ford!.
1932 New York_liuense l N 8S~70 {Ford aean-newsp SCI
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1932 u@~ York license §3~T~l45.
1931 New York license #6-N-57-25 Ford's0dan!.
1932 ?ennBylvmni1 license §16~235 truck bulonglng to
einstcin, 840 N. Marshal Street, Philadelphia,
Pcnn5ylvania."!.
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Pennsylvania now appears to be a part of the Buffalo oeloga-
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orriving in Reading, -"Pennsylvania on_1tl'1e aiternc>on of "Lhnt cn;.'.
They tot-El nppro:~.im9.tely"l80, They-_ar0 to rerquin at
{Loading ova-1' night and govbo BaJ.timo1'e on i>0ue~:~hr>r Frd. The
1ood.e_m sf his group are uid to be Mo1'ri.s- Rape:-1" and 32. H.
Poiror. fieport-a an-e to the effect tam. this .-_[I'0L1p "1115 locluicl
in u hall in Rnding by.police, it being unknown when tho;
Hill bf! rnle:z1Ged¢ ' ' .
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various sources, the reil.Labilit;;r oi '1-1r=..'L<::1. is, in mmxy cnsoa,
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reference to the so-cJl1ed mnrcheuDecember 3, L912
,',92
W?Sh7ngton, .nerQ it rttwched hereto 2 uamurwndum
cont~ininM additional infOTm1ti0 received.
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licenze nubrvn of th trucks F
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folk Street, opernt
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RODOTt$ an the New England-New York grwp, G0b1w153,
the night of December 2 1n
1Eturb1nc@ and six were
f S00 to 1200 versons. Encause
ad that thQ§ will hv conyellad
elqvcq Q. . ?ecunh#r 3 for
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nklyn, New York, ¢p¬?&tOT,
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owner, Gone ndwle, 5921 Third
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341 Aéth $treet, Brooklyn, N21 York,
ill M License 3L8l35, New York, ovm
Curth, Whit Ylains, New York, chauff
Coup!, White Plains, New York. Linen
;12 License $71-$62 New York, owne
4010 Govoner Avenue, City, Chauffeur
Park inst.
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B 3 9 Stor1;e
Conecicut.
$li - License
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#15 Licence
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Connvcticut.
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Curlilc Hire
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903? Coonecticut, mw1
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do? Sgector, 27$ Jnk
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opurwtor sumo.
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r Jacob Coos,
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nocticut, June?
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Ford couoe.
or nd oger¢tor,
Haven,
B. Trucking
Conncticut,
struck, do? wven,
H150 License
rownick Brothers.
JTHQF =n~ oocrwtor,
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With reference to Column One, reports indicate that this
group'left Youngstown at l0:00 A.M., December lst, in
trucks. The total at that time was approximately 640
_ cluding 50 women. There were no small children. One
is a leader and a woman Communist of Youngstown named
thal joined the group at that point as a leader. The65 cars and
people, in-
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man John Pace,
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appealed and was placed on one year probation, the terms of which re-
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that he shall stay in Michigan. It appears that he promptly left,
and police are not seeking him in order to determine whether he has
violated his parole. It is believed that he joined the groups of
Column One as a leader.
Reports from Cincinnati state that five trucks and thirteen
passenger automobiles, bearing 130 marchers, left Cincinnati at 8:00 A.K.
on December End. They bear placards indicating that they are Columns
Two, Three and Five, although Column Five-was previously supposed
to have been the one leaving New Orleans. These are the groups from
San Francisco, Denver, Texas, and South and West points. They are
going to Parkersburg, West Virginia. The leader is Charles Guynn
of Denver. One car joined the group in Cincinnati, which is included
among the total given.
With reference to the group from New Orleans and vicinity,
which went throiqh Chattanoora and was oreviouslv called Column Five J l t Q
reports from Charlotte indicate that probably because of the arrests
at Chattanooga, it was considerably broken up. Only eighteen or
twenty oersons in one truck arrived at Asheville at 3:00 A.M.,
December lst. There were no children, but there were tIO women and
four negroes. They left Asheville at 9:00 A.M. for Charlotte.
There were no meetings and it appears that the group is considerably
disorganized. at Charlotte, the police are to refuse permission
to travel through the city. Charlotte police accomprnicd the
group during part of the trip. One Lee Leisler was an advance agent.
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and Frank Cannizzaro, A10 Hudson Street, Trenton, New Jersey. -
When they arrived at Trenton, the number was counted as 476,
although police estimated 1,000. 15 to 20 per cent are colored.
They were to leave Trenton at 9:11 A.M., December 2nd, were to
be at Chester at noon and go on to Wilmington. It is possible
that they will reach Baltimore December 2nd. Another leader,
Carrol Reeves, of Boston, is traveli rsler coach,
Maine license plate 32-137.
Reports indicate that Column Seven from Buffalo and
Scranton is composed of 15 cars, of which 3 are trucks, which
left Scranton December lst. They number 97 persons, 39 of
whom are colored and 10 women. This group carries moving picturc
cameras for the purpose of taking pictures of police interfering
with the march. Several of these were taken away by police.
They are to go to Reading and Lancaster December 2nd. Some of
the license numbers of the cars used by the Scranton group
are as follows:
PierceArrow truck, New York license #1695Ol
Pierce-Arrow sedan, New York license §H 3770
Chevrolet sedan, New York license #5-B-4392
Chevrolet sedan, New York license #8-M38-10
Plymouth sedan, New York license #8M-1702
Chrysler sedan, New York license #2-I»9939
Buick sedan, Pennsylvania license #95 L 35
General Motors truck, New York license 121-691
Buick sedan, New York license g-M~32l5
Chevrolet sedan, New York license £4-E~6298
Ford truck, New York license #lTl-198
One truck, District of Columbia license #C9l39
Reports from Philadelphia indicate there is a group of
tr about 100 in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It is not known what
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Saw ?rancisco, Eonvaf; T&ias;'h6 South and Bast paints. They are
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lth rofcrencé'tc the group from New Orlcana and vicinity,
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rogvrts from Charlotté indicate that probahIy:becau2e of the arrests
at Chttnocgn, it was canaidernbly broken up. Only eighteen or
twenty vorsons in ans truck arrived at Asheville at 3:00 A.£.,
December lat. Thcr were no chilréh, tut there were two women and
four n crass. They lcft Asheville at 920G A.E. for Charlotte.
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to travel thrnu;h théaéity. Charlotte ;e1ica accompan£ed the
group during_purt of the triw. Qne Lee Leisler was an advance agent.1
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that 25 vans and from 12 to 15 passenger automabilez left
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on Decembcr 2nd.
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to have been the onc leaving New_0rlcans; Tccse are th gTOUp6 from
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going to Pcrkcrsburg, West Virginia. 'Thc lcndcr is Charlcs Gnynn
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twenty wcrscnc in one truck arrived at Asbevllle at 3:30 A.¥.,
December lat. Tncrs were no childrcn, but there hurt tzo wonvn And
four neyroc. They left Ashcville at 9:OD'A.H. for Charlotte.
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22 locols in Jorth
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remained as en
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'observerT only in the discussion of national
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Another frequent speaker who entered all discussions was Paul
Pesnussen, a young man of about 24, blond, about 5' 7" or 8" tell,
weight about 135 or 140. He with another delegate reoresented
Illinois Workers éllience - a federation - of which the Chicigo
Yorkers Committee is known merelv as Local §6l. The heed-
aucrters of thlS outfit are solo to be in ° 1 1e10, Ill.
An infrequent speaker was Simon Trojer Chicago Yorkers Comni
tee!.
Another infrequent sneaker
Workers Committee-
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theRasmussen stated that
Florida group and one
they could not attend
to concur in anything
Lnother infrecuent sneaker was
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confFrank McCullough of the ChlCbg0
eceived e communication frow tie
Lissouri group to tte effect tL.t
GIPRCG, but "ere anxious an? Til?;nr
that would be agreerble to Fesnuscen.
Hr. Bowman, who wit enotlcr
uelegeoc reprcsenuod nisconsin.
Lnother infrenucnt speaker was
who stated that he renresented
Wayne, lnolnno. Inoirne was not
All the rest of the delegates nors chap M1056 nzre was not lc'rr J
locals, all in ire city of 1. t
otherrise represented! O
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voice, but voted on motions, etc.
It was agreed noon hv the conFereuce that *HctcVer action t£T-
would
group there represented.
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The local demonstrations scheduled for November ere to be
used es o 'b1i1dup' for e national demonstration in HM,
Washington, to be held in Jenuorv, preferably at the time
Congress convenes, when another conference is to be held
in Weshngton.ix.-K-e~.-.
It was decided that ratification o the eotion of this con-
ference be completed not later than October 15. '
The following demtnds, to be publicized in the Ne: York
press by the chairman and in the Chicago pres: by r.
Trojer, were agreed upon. They were only arrived at after
lengthy discussion, elimination, substitution, etc.
l. The unemployed are now facing the sixth inter of unen-
ploynent. E year and c half of the New Feel hLS not les-
sened the number of unemployed. Since there is much egitP-
tion afoot to reduce present relief standrrde Rn since
c crisis in unemoloynent situation is exoected this winter,
. the follorinn demands are made:
i voluntary constructive works publi! p?ogrrm to
5 ; provide FOTk for all uncmplqvcd, which shall pay $50
oer week for r Z0-hour week so e minimum, cxcent where
Y ; rates for skilled workers are higher, then those
L retes to orevail. Constructive work shzll C0nni5t
. of building of bridqes, conning! 7-1-@j.=.c+.e, road build-
ing, beautifying and enlergine parks end playgrounds,
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H The richest nation in the world can essily provide
v 1H these to nos so that each fcmilf nor Hove o decent
~ living.
Representation end recognition of the right of col-
lective bargaining of the unomolojed on work relief
nu projects and public works projects.
it 3892 elief of $10 per week for one ncroon; §15 for two, :~d
' additional for each dependent. .
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wev off because of the time necessary to buil up
for its cccomolishment.!is a long; .- 1.;-,;:~ ii
reserves ~T
c 4. Recognition before the Federal Relief Administr _ tion and E7
each local relief board, including renresentztion on such bocres.
5. That the unemployed continue to have their right
tort this right be restored.tothom in New Heupshire
are now disenfranchised. .to vote Sud
where th¬*
The CCC was diccused, but
jects, since it was decided
and simple ano as appealing-T other ;
mrde fewwere man
must belater tcbled,
that the o@~@p@
as possible.!0.
Later, it was decided that November 24th at 1G A. H.
be fixed as the date of the local demonstrations.local ti"
in crrrucrente committee was elected wit o0 er to do *Ha+e*
us? be ncccsserv in conducti end plcnninq the Vov. 24 dQTCEc
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the mess demonstration in rshinnton {H
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Several recommendations were meoc to those committees, one
which was that in the Washington demonstr:iion
-= districts in cud about that city would be U505 to march u4
' banners frow the more distant cities b¬CCu¬Q of the innhilit:-1
large numbers of unemployed to travel tr lon;
wivter.oi
unemaloyco from
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'1.It was the opinion and expectation of the corferonce that
authorities in Washington would provide food and housinr for th
vicitirw uncnvloyod, as has been done by other cities in the
pt on such occasions.t.
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frow this demonsi l
pa: ulerlv the M the trovisionzl conmittec is to preclude
our coliticnl group, Comnunistic group »
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bTi"¬ t°Seth@T t the Washington oonference £1? d@1;¢5{e5for discussion of and preparation of 5 CQStitUtion,Uby_
laws, etc.
It was decided that the national body would
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The Wshintn dmonstretion is to dooend unon fhu nrufvn
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of the ran? and file of the unvmplovvd in Fv5;rH in tml
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I have year confidential communicctian etm1954, transmitting L canfiéentirl report on hw
onstration of unemplqyei DYg8D12£i1h& on avumbarihe nation~rida demonstration iv be hel later it
the wintar than éelegetione from these organizations expectvisit Kshingtnn, possibly whan Congrss convans. Yen areavised that the Qantanta of the raporis have been examined hpma n have bawn referred +0 tha Criminal Division of U112
De$eTtw¬nt for npproprihte atfentian¢
Your courteay in rvfor 155 this waiter tc
this Hiviwion is appreciated.
carsly yours,
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There is attached hereto Q;ped cooy of
anonymous communicaiion received in this DLVLSLOH, '-
vising that one Mike Thomas is now in New York endeavor
ing to recruit e new Bonus Army.
is forwarded as of possible interest to you.
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forwarded to the Superintendent of Poilce of toe District
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HEQRAHDUH FOR THE ATTORNEY GENERJL.
I em trenemitting attached hereto a clipping from the Eeshingtcn
Daily Home of April 23th, relative to a conference alleged to have been
hold at the White House on April 27th between Herold B. Foulkrod,
legislative agent of the Bonua Expeditionary Force, end Colonel Louis
Howe, Secretary to the President.- For your information, the following
data ere reflected in the files of thie Bureau relative to one Herold
B. Foulkrod:
The records of the'?0lice Department at Lee Angelee, California,
reflect the eliaaos of Harold Barnes Foulkrod to be: Herold Foulkroi,
Bert Seligmen, Bert arrlsch, H, 3. Barnett, Harold R. Barnett and Ecrt
The police record of one Foulkrcd in the file: of the Identification
Division of this Bureau is as follows:
From Washington State Reformetory: : y
"As Bert Eerricon, oliee Bert Johnson, ?nchingt0n State ~
Reformetoqy $1517, sentenced Spokane County, Kaehington,»
August 25, 191i; charge forgery first degree; eentencci .1
6 months to 20 years, paroled July 28, 1915, violated g .,
parole Ecptember 8, 1915, reinstated on parole June 1, 2;
1918; final discharge October 12, l?l2."
From California State Prison:
"As Herold R, Barnett, #29325, received California State ._
Prison, San Quentin, California, February 12, 1916, from
Les Angeles County; crime ~ fictitious check; sentence '
2 yeere, 6 months; paroled kuguet 13, 1917; dicherged
February 12, 1918."
From Loo Angolee Police Department:
"As Harold Barnett, #17631, arrested Police Department,
Loo Angelou, California, February 10, 1920, charge -
suspect, burglary} disposition - plea of guilty + sur-
rendered to United Etetes Army.1 A Kw 1. 1933- 1- -£5,
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, The ashington, D. C. Police Department files contain a wire from
the Philadelphia Polica to the affect that one Harold B. Foulkrod was .x3§;i
arrested at Philadelphia on April 7, 1932, on charges of unlawful as- oigtll
oembly on inciting riot, making and uoing vile and slanderous com-
monte agcinat the Government. _Ho was discharged on the some date by
a Magistrate and :32 not phQ0grsphe¢¢ -Rio fingerprints were tokon but
as no former police record existed there, both the prints and the negative
were destroyed, in conformity Iith the State lot. -
The records of the Aojutont Gcnornl'a Office, War Department, indicate
- that one Harold Borneo Foulkrod enliotod in the United States Arm at Lonéon,
V England, March 4, 1918, ao was honorably discharged upon his return .o -;
United States in'June, 191?; that ho recnl1otod in the nite} {utes Army
-I at Fort Xooooll, California, October 16, 1919, dssorto cn Hovmnbor 7, 19H},
1* from that post, rcturno July 21, 1920, and was not trioo for the dcsertic;
5 but was diohonorabiy oiachargcd effective August 35, 1920, at Fort Hochrth r,
- California, because of iopriaonmcnt impoccd.1g civil courts on borglory
I charges at Loo Angoles, Qalifornia.
. Ono Harold B. Foulkrod was prominent in agitation during tho appearcn-a
of tho Bonus Expeditionary Force in Washington in tho Spring and early Sour r
§ Gf 19320
1 The Bureau obtained o photoototic copy of on applicotion for the Orig;
., of the Purple Heart, orocutcd Hqy 10, 1932, bv one Harold RnTnE£ Foulkrod,
§ 19 Second Street, Northeast, Washington, D. C1 The signature on this cp-
éc plicotion and tho cignntnrc appearing in the files of the War Dopartocnt
oi of the Harold Barnes Foulkrod recorded there, opooor identical. Thoy hov-
-3 been submitted to Dr. Scudcr of tho Bureau of Sttndoron, who is of the opinion
that thqy appear identical; that, however, in tho obocncc of further spccimt o
* he would not advance a formal opinion.»...
It should ho noted that the fingerprints of the Qorold Barnett ar-
rested at Loo Angoles, California, were compared with the fingerprints of
. the War Department by the Identity Section of that Department and found
4 to be identical. It should also be noted that the application for the
g Grdcr of the Furplo Heart contains Lrmy serial number 242J25, which is the
some as that appearing in War Department records as that of tho Hwrold
Barnes Foulkrod there. It should also be noted that aovcn oorronc were .
o shown a photograph of tho Foulkrod covered oy the fingerprint rocord soocifirj
in the foregoing and identified said photograph with the Foularod who was in
Washington loot year with the Bonus Exocditionary Force and who it now in
Washington.
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It is the policy of this Bureau to refrain from making an official
identification of any individual unless said identification can be based
upon the infallible data presented by identical fingerprintsu No finger-b
print record wee, of course, taken of the Foulkrod who represented the§i§QY
Bonus Expeditionary Force last year one wh is not eeid to represent that "
organization in Washington. The Bureau, therefore, hen refrained, in the
absence of this final link in the fingerprint chain from making a
positive idetification of the Foulkrod appearing here an the one possessing
the criminal record. All of the links in this chain, however, are presented
in this memorandum, inasmuch as it is considered practically certain thnt
the Foulkrod non in Washington and who reprooentei the Eonue Expeditionary
Force in 1932, is identical with the Fonlkrod whose criminal and Army
records are recorded in the foregoing; -
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Daily News, relative to a conference alleged to have been held at the
Khite House yesterday between Herold B. Foulkrod, legislative agent o
the Bonus Expeditionary Force, and Colonel Louis Howe, Secretary to t
Preoidont. For your information, the following date are reflected in
the files of this Bureau relative to Herold B. Foulkrod:,
' The records of the Police Department at L05 Angeles, California,
indicate the aliases of Harold Barnes Foulkrod to be: Herold Foulkrod
Bert Seligman, Bert Harrison, H. R. Burnett, Harold B. Barnett and Bo
Seligan.
inc 1 record " ' " in the f ~- of the Earhington Qt
neformetor; as follot ,
"As Bert Harrison, alias Bert Johnson, Tnehington State"
Reformetory @1517, sentenced Spokane County, Veshington,
August 25, 1914, charge forgery firet degree; scntznce
6 month: to 23 years, paroled July 23, 1915, violated "
parole Stptember 3, l9l5, reinsttted on parole June 1,
1918; final discharge October 1?, 1913." 5 ~
Identification Division cf thi: Bureau contni
The records of
following:
"he Harold R. Barnett, £29325, received Cnlif0TDlE '
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Les Angeloe County; crime fictitious &, scntqnee
2 years, 6 months; paroled August 1}, ' discharjee
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The Washington, D. C. Police Department files contain a wire
the Philadelphia Police to the effect that one Herold B. Foulkrod
arrested at Philadelphia on April 7, 1932, on charges of unlawful
sembly and inciting riot, making and using vil s w
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but as no former police record existed there, both the prints and-»
I1the negative were destroyed, in conformity with the State law.
The records of the Adjutant Generel's Office, Ear Department,
indicate that Herold Barnes Foulkrod enlisted in the United States Army
at London, England, March 4, 19l8.end was honorably discharged upon
his return to the United States in June, l9l§J'¢=
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5,He re-enlisted in the United States Army at Fort jcTowcll,
~ California, October 16, 1919, deserted on November 7, 1919, from
that post, returned July 21, 1920, and was not tried for the desertion
but was dishonorebly discharged effective August B3, 1920, at Fort
B acrthur, Celifornia, because of imprisonment imposed by civil
courts on burglezy charges at Los Angeles, California.
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=r' Herold B. Foulkrod was prominent in agitation during pp¬3TvnC1
. he Bonus EXoeditionnr1 Force in Weshinwton in June and Jul" 1932.. 0 M 1
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