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The following oonsnents concerning utters apparently of
interest to the Bureau were made by Hr. Iinchell during the course
of his broadcast on this date.
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Hr. Hinchell stated: "Attention Ir. and llre. United States; _ = '
The conflagretion outside our borders is getting under control, 1
but America is still full of dynamite. Our ship of S is trail-y
ed by the greatest pack of sharks in our history. Th Klu:Klan still despises the Constitution. The only tM
"'¬EH'ieved in twenty years is a wider list of victims. The so '
called Vindicators of the South are still waiting for revenge,
and the so called Front in Brooklyn is still anxious to outrage
- the teachings of the man whose name they stole. '1hey don't want
s general American constitution. They want. their particular ,
g American dictator. They believe in murder Iy moonlight; not
. trial by Jury. They believe the right to aesanble is the power -
to run a concentration camp. They knew America was a powder _-
magasine and they hoped that Adolf Hitler would be the torch. *
_ I011, letla face the facts. Victory for the American Arm! will
. bring the greatest constitutional crisis in our history. These
same people will accuse our Allies end our Government of under-
._ lining our system; the very same systm they seek to destroy.
may will charge that every mistake was e crime. There has been
only one major mistake and that is, emocracyis traditions-1 Y 0
crime against itself: it spares the enemy within. p In its hour
of strength, it protects the men who await" its hour of weakness.l __ Let us remember, please, what happened to fourteen other nations "1
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Reference was made by Hr. Ilinchell to the fact that several 0ongress--
nen were associated with Yiereck but that little publiciq ' was given to their
identity and their association with Viereck during his trial. He stated;
o probably know tron reading your newspapers,
George Sylveste iereck has been convicted as a Nani agent. He
' is facing = p. we-le twelve year tam in Federal 3&1. But as
itsle in the indictment seems to have been buried or played don.
Sc letle make it public now. The indictment under which Yiereck
was convicted charged hie with using some members cf Gongress to
help spread Nani propaganda. Congressional immunity shields -
these Legislators from the long an of the law. But why aren't
their names revealed. Ihy'e that? Ihen this reporter exposed _
the link between some members oi Congress and llaai agents over
-e here, he was almost court-martialled. But now it eecas that it
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The Gongres er to when llr. Winchell referred we undoubtedlyRepresentative Hamiltgieh oi York, Senator Robert R Reynolds of
North Carolina, Sena Gerald P JO Of North Daioota, SO l D. I0Clark of Idaho, senator Burton eeler of llcntana, Senator David haleh
of liassachusette, and the toms enator hmdell. Contrary to III". nchellie
statement", a great deal of publicity : has been given to Yierede association
with these Gongressnen and evidence was introduced at Yierecls trial regard-
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"Stockholm telephone contact between Bone and Sweden was broken
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when Swedish newspapers tried to oonfin the report of the Duceie
f ; resignation. It is not yet know whether the break was made on - the German or the Italian exchange. - -' ' _
J;"The Vatican City - The nost exciting piece of debunking was
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Mr. Winchell addressed himsell to the following subjectsétouching
German activities which seem to be of some possible or potenti interest:
92 11. Nazi Activities in Mexico " _ if ,
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Mr. Winchell stated: "Mexico City. Novelis I'@ - onetic
reported in the press as seriouly hurt after being struck by a
motorcar in llexice City was actually the victim of Nazi thugs.Her recent best s_el]_.e§_Aas an attack on the Hitler regime."
B. Fritz '_1'hyssen, o er German onomic Minister. ; y
llr. Winchell commented: "Buenos Aires. Although he has been
reported dead by the Nazi-controlled press in Germany and Vichy,
France, it is now said that Hitler's first great financial backer,Fritnrnyeeee, is alive. This has not been verified. Fritz
Thyss , they say, is believed to be making munitions for theAllie in South America." . "-
Iou will recall that there have been many conjectures prevalent .2
recent months as to the possibility that Thyssen may be alive, and if so, as
positions and are not based on substantiated data - '-_ his present whereabouts. As indicated, it would apps-Q? %'%ese are all s
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It woul appear that Mr. Winchell was referring to the war fraudscase involving thggullivan Dry Dock and Repair Corporation. This case has
been extensively estigated by the Bureau and, according to present plans,
it will be presented to a Grand Jury in the very near future, probably next
week, in the Eastern District of New York. The charges against this corpora»
tion will involve, among other things, alleged salary kickbacks and falsified
expense accounts amounting in total to probably in excess of $70,000. Some
five of the company's officers are involved as prospective defendants. Attox
ney George Medalie, formerly United States Attorney at New York, will, as
indicated by Mr. Winchell, probably be retained as defense counsel. -
B. New York Murder Case
Mr. Winchell remarked that the New York Police are on the verge of
breaking "a big murder Case" involving the recent slaying of a woman in the
Merritt Park section of New York. He described this case as being one of a
"very sensational nature." No further names or identifying data were mention
and it would appear that this is exclusively a State case.
III. MATTERS OF GENERAL INTEREST T0 THE BUREAU .
» During the broadcast Mr. Winchell addressed himself to the followi
subjects which appear to be of general interest to the Bureau:
A. Comment Concerning Mussolini's Secreting Money in Argentina
M. Winchell stated that it is now definitely known that-Mussolini
and members of his family have deposited large amounts of Italian gold bulli
in vaults in banks at Buenos hires, Argentina, and in Dublin, Ireland. Yo
remember that in a recent broadcast Hr. Winchell made a similar remark, obseing at the time that Hussolini's son-in-law, Counwghiano, has already "sentmost of his stolen money to Argentina. l -
B. Allusion to Use of Freaking Privilege for Propaganda Purposes
' At one point in his broadcast Mr. Winchell commented at length con-
cerning the splendid progress which has been made by the American Armed Force
In extending these observations he stated, in substance, that in the future
America must beware of its past mistakes and illusions of "isolationism," ax
that in the future it must be at all times adequately armed and organized ix
pevent recurrences of any more "Pearl Harbors." During this discussion Mr.
Winchell referred at one point to international boundaries, remarking that 1
were not secure and do not mean what they did inyears past when_modes and a
ners of travel were comparatively more primitive. At this point he referrer
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of demarcation where "propaganda can be mailed on a Congressman: franks."
Quite obviously M. Winchell was referring in a rather indirect and offhand
manner to the rather numerous instances wherein "isolationist" and similar
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material has been distributed under the freaking privilege. You will re-
call that this practice was referred to rather frequently in connection
with the recent trials of George §Y1vester Viereck.
G. Extension of Network Carrying Hr. Winche1l's Broadcast
In closing his broadcast, Hr. Winchell stated that beginning
next Sunday, July 18, his broadcast will be featured by all Blue Network
stations and that in the future 151 stations, in contrast to the present
116 stations, will carry his program. He further stated that "at many
places" his program will be broadcast "at a different time," and in this
connection urged his listeners to consult their newspapers as to any
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Party's instruction to the manbership that detailed infomation should be
secured from agents as to their status, credential numbers, et caters, it
was further pointed out that this function cm and should be accomplished
without any ostentatious or unusual exhibitions of crsdmtials or badges.
Specific instructions were set forth that under no circumstances should
credentials or badges be allowed out of the agents possession at any tine
during such interviews. It was further stressed that during the course oil
any interviews of this type agents should be very circumspect and should be
always mindful of the fact that -they are conducting the interviews and are not
being interviewed. _ ' - ,
B. Activity within the merican Labor Party
Hr. Bnchell commented: "Another war has been declared between the
Left and the Right Ings of the American Labor Party. Scandalous
charges will be made alleging that union leaders are conspiring agai
Soviet Russia. The explosion will be heard on Tuesday next."
The B1:-eau is aware that for a considerable period of time there ha:
been a denite clash between the Right and Left elements within the American
Labor Party. The Leftist faction is controlled by the Conmunist Party and
represents the expression of Communist ideals and purposes within the Americal
Labor Party. The Right element, on the other hand, is under the influence of
Socialists and Social Democrats. The Leftist element has been attempting to
gain complete control of the American Labor Party and on practically all
questions of a controversial nature, the Right and Left elements are in stro
conflict. Cue representation of this is to be found in the reaction to the
Russian Government's recent execution of Alter and Erhlich, Polish leaders.
The Bight element within the Anerican Labor Party severely condemned the
Soviet for this action, while the Leftists defended the action with equal rig
The Bureau is not aware of any specific outbreak of difference of opinion
scheduled between these two groups Iithin the near future, but it would appea
that the comments set forth above, if of substance, may have reference to the
continuation of the disputes and differences between these two factions withil
the hnerican Labor Party. . -
II. SEDITION ILTTERS
1. Gerald L. t?'s.1u1 . :5 p_ ' "J"
- Hr. Ynchell remarked: "Buffalo, New fork. L few weeks ago Ireported the rabble rousing of 'wackpot' Gerald L. lmnith of
Detroit at a meeting in Buffalo, in which he reports trampled
on an lmerican flag and than spat upon it. The fighting mad
Eris County Post of the American Legion there in Bxffalo unanimous]
passed a resolution to ask the Deparbnmt of Justice to take actio
against Gerald L. K. Smith. How about aring him a bath.
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Iork s.pproJd_mately six weeks ago. mring his speed: &ith, in en mdeavor to
era-satire his dislike ier any idea oi World ania or combination of govommerl
between Great Britain and the United States, displayed a flag uhich',' he stated,
represented the proposed flag to be used as s representation of k92g1o-hueriean
unity under one government. This ag was not the American ag, as stated by
llr. Inchell, but was e makeshift affair, purportedly a hopy or s. proposed
flag which has been suggested by those persons who advocate "world union."
The Erie County Post of the hnerican Legion, as well as one or the newspapers
in Buffalo, claimed that the ag or replica used by &ith was actually the
flag of St. George, which in coloni. days was used by the Continental Armies
prior to the adoption cf the present hear-ican ag. A cepy of it: resclutim
was forwarded to the Bureau by the Erie County Post or the American Legion, an-
in view oi the allegations set forth, the matter was referred to the Criminal
Divisicn of the Departnmt, as in the case or all pertinent iutorraation Ihich
is received concerning Gerald L. I. Smith. The Deparhnent indicated that
Smith's activities in this regard do not Justify prosecution, and it would
appear that there is little doubt as to the correctness of this opinion,
inasmuch as the flag reportedly desecratsd by Smith ass not the currmtly
adopted American flag. Furthermore, the Department has advised that under
Federal statutes it is not a vioiatim to desscrate even the lmer-icon ag
unless the desecration takes place within the District of Oolumbia.
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gave wider circulation to the stories from the Nhicago Sun"
and New !ork's "PI" regarding Joe lcmlnms, the Eltlsr rooter,
getting e job that gave him entry to industrial plants which have
war end Havel contracts. Apparently your protests did the trick.
I an now told that Joe llcI111ians' new employer, the George S.
Hey Ounpsny, has discharged him. If you want to knee more about
Joe llcllilliuns and others over here who marched in the Hitler
parade, read the new best seller "Under Cover" and than shudder
with revulsion." .
During e subsequent portion of his broadcast, Ir. Ilnchell gave '
gprssgon to the i'ol1ow_ihg additional remarks conce1ninz__, !c!i_1li_ansa
"Her Iork city. Tomorrow's "H1" will carry the complete story
- on the ousting or Joe 'llcNazi from his job with the George S.
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is quoted as telling the "Bl" reporters that he lost his Job
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Ocneerning these oases, llr. Iinchell made the following observation:
"Remington. I was among those who were not impressed by the report
last week that several hue:-isms broadcasting to the Axis in German;
and Italy were indicted for treason, even though the penalty when
and it captured is death, not while so many of their echoes over
__ here in high places and low are allowed to go on getting may with
FIIiti6a11i' the same murder. H5 ml: interest it moss i..*diot-J.
abroad is to tell you this. in these broadcasts, ladies end-
gentlemen, came the very first mention of the activities oi halts Thai " J 514-na f those re%:~rs. r names ml an arson, Oonilbe%1_3ge1, Otto _ ouischwits and Fre tenbeoh. All four traitors
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eight persons who were indicted tor treascn in the District of Oolmbia on
Jab 26 last. thoep r. %'u"mohel1 has fro-a ne to we d'u1'ing recent yea":
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It is known to the Bu-can that during the susner of 1942 Best
announced his candidacy for the Presidency of the United Ststss in 1944. The
Bureau has not previously been informed, however, that since his indictment
Best has claimed that the indictment against him was predicated on s desire
to keep him, Best, fron seeking the Presidency. _
B. Treason case concerning Hrs. Henry Topping -
Hr» Ilinchell stated: Mrs. Hem-;$opping, mentioned by ms recently
as the lmerican traitor broadcasting frcm Tokyo, was positively
identied by our State Department. She is the widow of s
missionary» She is eighty years old, BO years old,"
Daring the course of his broadcast July 18 last, llr. Iinchell made
reference to this individual, stating that she is engaged in treaeonable
activities in connection with propaganda broadcasts from Tokyo. The Bureau:
files reflect no information which can be identified with this individual, an
accordingly the State Department has been requested to furnish all data in it
possession concerning her. This matter is being followed very closely, and u
soon as infonnation is received from the State Department, appropriate inves-
tigation will be instituted to determine whether she is engaged in treasonah]
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During one porticn of his broadcast, Ir. inchell spent considerah
time in analysing the general progress of the war. Ls a phase of these rena
he commmted that the ordinary persms, in contrast to the leaders of the
Govemment, are ultimately responsible for the well-being of world condition-
and are themselves the ones who must bear the brunt and hardships of Iarfare.
In extending these remarks, he stated that the people of knerica should maku
certain in the xture that intolerance is not permitted and that mnerica is
ridded of all "anti-democratic forces." His closing statement to this effec
was that world peace begins at home and that the people themselves must be
responsible for eliminating intolerance and other anti-democratic factors
which cause disruption. Although he talked at length cu the subject, Hr.
Hnchell did not mention any names and apparently was edit-orializing on the
necessity of danocracies being well educated and careful to eliminate anti-
democratic factors which fcment and cause trouble. In concluding his broad
llr. inch-ell stated that he would be on vacation for the next four weeks an
will not return to the air until the first Sunday in September. Daring thi
interim his broadcasts are to be taken over by three news commentators, R21
Ousler, Robert St. John and Louells Parsons.
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a well-known Hollywood repo r, and an outstanding author and correspondent,
respectively, appeared on the broadcast this date-
llr. Our-sler made the following comments concerning matters of inter:
to the Bureau; p ,
1. E011: "Undercover" written by John 8:? Carlson. C
"Hen Iork. A Senatorial investigation of the new best-lseller7¥'_Undercover-" will probably be asked as eoon.as the
Congress re-assernbles. It will be harged that the
Qauthor whose pseudonym was John Evlarlson, was on the
Government payr'qll4while obtaining material _!br the book
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is known, of course, that the book has incited a great deal of public comment
and the Bureau has learned that recently the publishers in New York have order
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Bureau in connection with its investigation of the bgistration Act case in-volving thjh-eejmanjian llgvenent. lleny sources have advised that King Carol
has bent e ery effbrt to cause the State Department to permit his to eater the
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Garfield Hayes that a commission be appointed__to hear the
clemency appeal of Iouie Buchalter, oonvictecxilunier Inc.head nan from the sentence of death. hon sources close to
the Governor, I have further learned that Ir. Dewey will
refuse to hold clemency hearings for Buchalter's two con-
federates, Gapone and ieiss, unl %side'nt Eosevelt has
granted a conditional pardon to Buchalter, now serving a
Federal prison sentence on another charge so that Buchalter
too can go into the New Iork death cell. Ihen the Federal
Government releases him, then clunency appeals from all three
will be heard by Dewey himself. If the President refuses,
. friends predict that Dewey will release a public statement
that will be a siszler. In some New York State Government
circles it is freely charged that powerful political figures
are trying to get to the Fresident to urge bin not to release
B|lChl192'8I'e' .'4-Q .
' Ion will recall that, following his conviction in Federal court on
Federal charges, Eichslt.-er nae placed in Federal custedy= He and his cenfeder:
were sentenced for murder in State Court and were all given death penalties.
All have been attempting to have these sentences in State Court commuted but
as pointed out by Ilr. Oursler, this apparently cannot be even considered until
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In the absence of Ir. Iincbell, who is vacationing,
Pnlton Onreler, Robert St. Johns and Lonella Parsons, all IellIr. Nesse____
knoan correspondents lid reporters, appeared an the broadcast this M5.Illes Beshm_
Ilse Gand1__
Ieither Robert St, Johns or Lonslla Parsons Ida any
ccnnento of intecrestto the Bureau but Ir Ours]. , . er mde the following
observation: which appear to be of interest: _ _ p - _
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. o-mt. Agente oi he FBI have been in this city secret]; checking on m , Iebrsaka bom niesionary,
i nosin Tokyo, all nse oi short-were broadcasts&/ recently beamed by Axling tron Japan to America. It I -
islmoenthateoneyearsagoAxJ.ingadoptedaJapanssa '|,~ '92 _ [irlandthen ehe~sa.snrriedtoa;oungJapanese _
"14 ' Government _o.'ioia1 Jest before Pearl x-berg It ii '
not known Ihetlier LX111! is being held as a hostage or _
aissctingasatree agentinhisbrcadcaetse __ _. .1. '- |
V About Augmt l, 1943, the Office oi Iar Intorxshtion nnde a
release concerning Ax1in_g's broadcasts 1':-on Tokyo, "and those of about ten '- _
other American citizens, stating that all oi the intornation in its possession
had been referred to the Department at Jfnstice_.'_ m Alguet 5, 1943, the harem
sent a nemrsndm to the Department advising that llI@ll.g8-$10M__Of Azling and
"the others concerned were contemplated and requesting that the Departnent nalcsmail intonation reportedly in its possession ccncerning theee persons
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randnn has not been acknowledged, bnt_prelininaries_to the
beginning of the investigation ct Axling and the other persons broadcasting
from '1ol<yo.have been instituted. It is oi interest to _note_ that ne"_investigs-tic
has actually been carried out at Qnaba as yet, BoIev_er,'_t1h thaha Office is be:
instructed to conduct background inqnzirfsnd to atteqlt to locate witnesses who
can identity Ax1ing's voice rec interviews . _ of this type, with a Bureau transla
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the Oomudet Party Iith aw ether political group
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proteet to Attorney Omeral B1ddle because at hie epeeoh .
about Detroit recent]; in which he and that neproee
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nade by Ir. Biddle to tln Ihil-te jinn} reocIesnd_ing__
Iegroee to over crowded war prodnctim eentere
hibited in some caeea. in article in thin re
Lugust 9, l943, stated that Ir. Biddle had _
his reconsndation resulted tron a "study node from the Oiuil Lilbertia
mvieion. oi tJ_a_-I 1!epa_rt'l_@'t oi Justice, rotting with IBI Agents. Although tide
article etated Ir. Biddle: reconsndation referred to ouch production center!
an Baltimore, Iobile, Ghioago and Lee ingelee, the reconendatione were apparen
pointed prinnrily to Detroit in ccnnection with the recmt race riot» I'll
article stated Ir. Biddle was also satisfied that violence ani property danage
could have new aver-te"*"ci if Federal r-oope" % ern""ied iirl.;.er". In this Hp. -"
it was stated Ir. Biddle toot this into account by urging a eilplitication 9!
the nethod by which local ottieialn can eunon troope in the event of disorders
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etudy tron which the Attorney General drew hie conclusions, it ie
the only investigation ocndncted in conneotiua with tb race riot
has included certain individual inquiries, II-92¢ci.fioal.'ly requested by
lent in connection with certain reported acts ot violence, poeeibly anounting
to Giril. Hg.-ta viclcticzri the .!=..'-ecu Q not per!-1e4_pe.ted in any gene!!!
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