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.1. ildgar Hoover dated 1951, and photograph of Clyde Tolson dated 1936.
lJra9292ing at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, undated; 2 miscellaneous photo-
graphs and 1 map. .
53. Cardboard box measuring 16 1: 18 x 22 1/2" examined by
SA Ennulat, containing 4 postage stamp albums as well as numerous
autographed photographs sent to Mr. Hoover throughout the years. Also
included were poster advertisements as we-ll as photographs of the house
of J. Edgar Hoover.
54. Masonite receptacle measuring 4 1/2 x 29 1/2 x 34 1/2"
on wheels, examined by SA Ennulat, containing portrait -type photographs
oi J. Edgar Hoover at various stages oi his career as Director.
55. Wooden crate measuring 26 1/2 x 39 x 39" examined by
SAs Wood and Amrol, containing original editorial cartoons mounted in
panels numbered 1 through 38.
56. Wooden crate measuring 26 1/2 x 39 x 39" examined by
SAs Wood and Amrol, containing original editorial cartoons mounted
in panels numbered 39 through 78. _
5'2. Cardboard box measuring 16 x 18 x 22 1/2" examined by -
SA Gerblick, containing 5 packets of editorial cartoons and caricatures
concerning J. Edgar Hoover and activities of the FBI.
58. Cardboard box measuring 16 x 18 x 22 1/2" examined by
SA Gerblick, containing 10 packets of large mounted editorial cartoons .-
and caricatures concerning J. Edgar Hoover and activities oi the FBI. "
59. Paper wrapped packet measuring 1/4 x 18 8/4 x 22 1/2"
examined by SA Ennulat, containing 1 cartoon concerning J. Edgar __ V
Hoover Memorial.
60. Wooden crate measuring 11 1/2 x 25 x 33" examined by
SA Ennulat containing uniramed cartoons 01.1. Edpr Hoover and others
coveringthe "gangster era." - _ _ __ g _ __: .__
61, wooden crate measuring 17 x 24 x 29" examined by SA
Ennulat containing 7 packets of diplomas, degrees, awards, granted to
J. Edgar Hoover. -
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eiamined by SA Gerbliclz, containing 2 large volumes oi diplomas, certi- -
iicntes, degrees and awards granted to J. Edgar Hoover. Also included
was one envelope oi miscellaneous diplomas, certicates, degrees and
awards.
63. Wooden crate measuring 8 x 27 1/2 it 33" examined by SA
Amrol, containing the following 3 packets; ! J. Edgar Hoover certicate
and diplomas 1 through 4 covering 1955 through 1960; ! J. Edgar Hoover
diplomas and honorary degrees 1 through 19 granted 1935 thrcugh 1964;
! iramed resolution from the White House signed by Lyndon Johnson dated
May 8, 1964.
64. Cardboard box measuring 11 x 12 x 1'7" examined by SA
Nelson containing 3 athletic trophies won by teams representing the FBI
during 1936 and 1937. '
65. Wooden crate measuring 9 1/2 X 16 J: 38" examined bySA
Nelson, containing J. Edgar Hoover athletic trophy.
66. hrdboard box measuring 6 1/2 x 17 1/2 x 22" examined by
SA Gerblick, containing a model oi J. Edgar Hoover's oiiice at Vermont
Avenue and K Street, in the early days oi the FBI.
67. Cardboard box measuring B 1/2 x 10 x 13 1/2" examined __
by SA Ennulat containing 2 binders of articles, advertisements and
editorial material related to the book "Masters oi Deceit." '
68. Cardboard box measuring 8 1/2 x 10:: 13 1/2" examined - g
by SA Ennulat, containing 13 odd binders oi newspaper and periodimi "
material from the 1926s which was for the "scr-apboolz."
It is noted that cursory examination oi the biniers containing "
articles and editorials reected in some instances le numbers oi
cases to which the items had signicance.
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Brent H. Hughes, Visual Information Specialist, Exhibits Section,
who was in charge of the packing and moving oi the contents oi former
Director J. Edgar I-ioovers oice in May, 1972, advised that the material
designated by ivliss Helen W. Gandy to be retained by the FBI had been
placed in storage in the Taylor Street warehouse in 1972 and was subsequently
moved to storage in the General Accounting Office GAO! Building and then
to the Old Post Oice Building. This quantity of material is presently
located either in the Old Post Oifice Building or in the J. Edgar Hoover
Building under the control of the Exhibits Section.
In April, 1976, G. S. Mchiichael prepared a memorandum
recommending mat the Exhibits Section review the list oi awards that hung
in the corridor oi the former Director's oice to determine whether or not
they should be destroyed. Subsequently Director Kelley reviewed the list
oi awards and noted on a memorandum that he did not feel these items need
to be retained. Consequently Hughes went to the Old Post Oice and
identified most oi the awards, which were contained in 10 boxes, ami
brought the 10 boxes over to the Exhibits Section in the J. Edgar Hoover
Building. These items were reviewed by Bob Hewitt oi the Exhibits Section
ior possible salvage value beiore considering iurther disposition and a _
listing of each item with a description of its condition and possible salvage
value was prepared. Some discrepancies were found in the listing of
awards which had been possessed by Mr. Mcmichael, and Hughes believed
these few discrepancies occurred because changes were frequently made
in the awards to be displayed in the Director's suite by Miss Gandy without
any related change being made in the inventory.
After these awards had been reviewed by Hewitt, another listing
was prepared by Larry Massie and it was decided that none of the items '
should be disposed of until after a legal opinion had been obtained regarding
ownership. The original cartons were destroyed because of their poor
condition and the awards were reboxed in 18 cartons, which are presently
stored in the Exhibits Section.0
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inventory is also in storage in the Exhibits Section.
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4Plaque - 5/1/1951 - Deprirtment of the District of Colunihiz. - Veterans of
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'1. Certificate - No Date - Reserve Officers Association of the United States,
Department of Virginia ' _ - _ -
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9. Certificate - 9/ 16/19 58 - The Presidents Committee on Employment of the
Physically Handicapped _ "
Certificate - a/2 6/19 at - The Alpha Delta Gamma Fraternity
11. Plaque - No Date - Chamber of Commerce, Itosemead, California
Certificate - No Date - The Croat Seal of the site of Mississippi
__ Certificate - 5/13/1971 - The American Legion, Department of Bhode Island -
Plaque - 3/3/1970 - The American Legion, Department of North Carolina
Plaque - 8/31/1967 - The American Lemon - National Convention, Boston,
Massachusetts - Crime Prevention Resolution __ 9215.
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Massachusetts - Mr. Hoover Commendruion For Service -
Plaque - 9/1/1966 The American Legion National Convention, 19. - -
T Washington, D. C. , Commendation - FBI - Warner Brothers Studios and AP-C-TV
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20.p Plaque - 9/1/1965 - The American Legion - National Convention,
*3 Waslxingtozi, D. C., Commendation for Mr. Hoover
21. Plaque - 19 65 VIP Award '
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22.._,Certificate - 10/16/1960 - The President's Merit Award of the American Legion
Press Association '
l_ Plaque - 10/12/1968 - The Congressional Medal of Honor Society of the United
= States, Commendation J. Edgar Hoover A -:1
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Distinguished Service Citation -
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Certicate - 8/7/1968 - The Noncommissioned Officers Association of the U. S.A.
28. Plaque - N0 Date - Metropolitan Police Department Thailand '
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1. Plaque - 1971 - Department of the Navy - United States Marine Corps "'e_"'
2. Plaque - 19 04 - Pacitic Students Presidents Assoeiation_- Scottsdale, Arizona
3. Plaque - June 1969 - Canal Zone Police .
Plaque - 1962 - The American Legion - The Annual Americanism Award -
Department of Mar!'la.nd4.
5. Plaque - Police Force, Victoria, Australia '
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Plaque - Illinois Bureau oi Investigation
Plaque - The United States Naval War College _. - .
Plaque - '7/'17/ 1969 - The Department of the Air Force
Plaque - 1950 - Essex County Council oi New Jersey Veterans ot Foreign Wars
ot the United States. - ~ ,
Certificate - Vigilant Patriot Award - The All American Conference to Combat
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Certificate - 1/'18/1964 - Friendship Veterans Fire Engine Company
Certicate - Vigilant Patriot Award - 11/11/19 80 - "One Nations Response to
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Plaque - 5/9/1962 - National Wheelmaster Award - Safety First Club of
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'1. Plaque - I970 - Tennessee Press Association . ' "4-___" '3'"
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Plaque - 5/29/1971 - I-ort PittLo:lgc- No. 1, Fraternal Ordcr oi Police
Plaque - '2/25/1905 - Illinois Association or Chieis oi Police '
5. Plaque - 5/ 10/ 1959 - Public Personnel Award - Employment oi the Physically
Handicapped
6. Plaque - 8/5/1971 - Society of Professional Investigators
Plaque - National Intelligence Coordinating Agency - Phillipines'7.
Plaque - 5/1972 Ltc. Vichien Krabuanyutha, Co 1st Bn, RTA8.
9'. Plaque - 19 52 - Associated Credit Bureaus of America _
Plaque - 5/ 10/ 1966 - The Costal Empire Law Enforcement Officers Association,
Savannali, Georgia1o.
Certicate - Georgia Association oi Chieis of Police
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Plaque - 4/30/1970 - 1st District Wisconsin State Council Knights oi Columbus
Framed Etclimg oi 12 Articles oi Amendment to the Constitution of the United
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Framed Etching oi the Unanimous Declaration of the Thirteen United States of
America C ' .
Plaque - 1970 - Police Recorder Magazine and Colsolidated Publications
Plaque - 1955 - Boy Scouts oi America - Golden Anniversary of Charter
1/ 1962 - The Catholic Youth Organization of New York _ Plaque
Plaque - 7/ 8/19 59 - International Association For Identication John A. Dondero
Memorial Award
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Photo - A Royal Canadian Mounted Police Performing "The Musical Ride"
Photo - 3/a/19 as - w. 1-1. Kelly -' Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Seal - National Academy - From Alfredo Zapata, El Salvador
Bow1- 1909 - New Mexico Shcris' and Police Association .
Serving Tray - Bahrain Forouliari 1st Lt. National Police of Iran 1965
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Certificate - 10/16/1968 - The National Society of the Sons oi the American "
Revolution
Plaque - 1/11/19 G8 - "Tues" McI..augert3' Award
Certificate - The American Legion Auxiliary Girls State, Inc. , Department
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Certicate - 3/29/1967 - House Joint Resolution No. 27 - Tennessee
Certificate - 1967 - Girls Nation, American Legion Auxiliary
Certicate - 1958 - Qirls Nation, American Legion Au:-ziliarv
Certificate - 1969 - Girls Nation, American Legion Auxiliary
Certificate - 10/2/1971 - Society of P01-mer Special Agents of the FBI
Plaque - 9/1971 - South Shore Constables Association
Plaque - The Tri- County Police Association of Pennsylvania
Plaque - 8/30/71 - Crossett Civilian Club, Ozark District
Plaque - 6/9/1970 - Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Inspector Louis G. Pantry
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Plaque - 1970 - Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge
Plaque - 5/10/1959 - 63rd Session, FBI National Academy
Director, National Bureau of Investigation _
Plaque - 1964 - Metropolitan Police X Division, London -
Plaque - 5/1/1'95? - American Legion Queens County, New York
Plaque - Patrolmens Rant: and File, New Yorl: City Police Department
Plaque - Australian Security, Intelligence Orgnization .
Plaque - 1908 - The Alabama Peace Oicei-s Association Golden Badge Award
Plaque - 9/4/1969 -. National Association of Transportation Security Officers
Plaque - Catholic War Veterans oi the United States - Order oi Saint Sebastian
Plaque - 5/2 5/ 1963 - Cheyney State College Alumni Association, Cheyney,
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Plaque -- Westchester County Committee oi the American Legion
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Plaque - 8/28/19 59 - The American Legion Convention, Atlanta, Georgia
Scroll - Jill Snulinan 10/19 57 5
Plaque - 1957 - American Booksellers Association
Plaque - 1960 - Tennessee Law Enforcement Officers Association
Plaque - 19 50 - Detective: The Magazine of True Crime Stories
Plaque - 1/2 5/1902 - National Religous Broadcasters
Plaque - 7/6/1966 - National Academy Associates Northeastern Regional
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Plaque - 7/13/1969 - The Maryland State's Attorneys Association
Plaque - 1/10/1966 - Royal Military Police - Netherlands
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Plaque - Boy Scouts of America Troop £289, Lenoir, North Carolina
Plaque - 12/B/1971 - Grand Council of S.euben Associations, New Yorl:
Certificate - 5/21/1967 - Knights of Columbus, Maryland State Council
Certificate - 11/11/1963 - United Veterans Council, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Plaque - 8/28/1969 ~ The American Legion National Convention, Atlanta,
Georgia
Certificate - 5/2/1967 - The Kiwanis Club of Canton, Ohio
Plaque - 5/19/1967 - "TV Guide" -
Certificate - 12/10/1969 - The All American Conference to Combat Communism
at Washington, D. C. _
Framed Motto: "When The Going Gets Tough, The Tough Get Going"
Certicate - 6/2 8/ 19 6'7 - High Twelve International
Certificate - 1/1/1968 - Service To Mankind - Freedom Program
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Certificate - 19 BB - The New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police
Plaque - 3/21/19 60 - City of Pico Rivera _ -
Certificate - International Association For Identification North Carolina Division
sci-on - 11/13/19 so - Les Angcles Philanthropic Fotmdation "
Certificate - 11/ 10/ 19 68 - Iiiternational Association For Identification
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8.Plaque - 8/24/1960 - The Tennessee and Mississippi Sheris and Peace
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4. Plaque - Tcmiessee Department oi Safety
5. Plaque- Pyramid Temple, Bridgeport, Connecticut .
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Plaque - 9/28/1967 - Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI
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Plaque - 5/10/1964 - The City oi Miami - 40th Anniversary 2.
.8. Plaque - 5/10/1964 - Dade County Florida - 40th Anniversary
4. Plaque - s/10/1954 - Baltimore Criminal Justice Commission ,
5. Plaque - 5/10/1964 - FBI National Academy Associates, Pennsylvania
6.Plaque - 5/10/1964 - Police Chieis Association of Montgomery County, '
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Certicate - 4/2/19 64 - The Senate oi California '
10. Certificate - 4/24/1964 4 The Mayor of Miami, Florida -
Certicate 5/10/1964 - The Governor of the State oi Georgia
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13. Certicate - 5/ 10/1964 - The Governor oi the Commonwealth of Kentucky
e_, Certificate - 5/ 10/ 1964 - The Board oi County Commissioners oi Metropolitan
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2. Plaque - 7/23/1905 - The American Legion Boys Nation '
_ 03. Certicate - 5/1/1904 - The Mayor of Cleveland, Ohio
4. Plaque - 76th Session oi the National Academy
Certicate - 5/5/1964 - The Mayor Commissioner of the City ofFort Lauderdaie, Florida ' '
Certicate - The Governor oI'the State of I.Iary1and5.
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Gold Medal - Freedom's Foundation at Valley Forge 1959
Pennant And Game Cock Containing Oiiiciai Seal and Badge of the Argentine
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11. Plaque - La Mesa Police Oicers Association La Mesa, California
12.Plaque - 19 62 - The New York State Division oi the International Association iorIdentication - ' _
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Paperweigit - Florida Sheriff's Association .
Certificate - 5/10/1903 - The 71st Session of the FBI National Academy
Certificate - The City Council of the City of Downey, California .
Certificate - 1964 - The Association of Former Grand Jurors of San Diego,
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Certificate - Mayor of Rialto, California ' _»
Plaque -'s[1o/19 s4 - The American Legion - Department of Pennsylvania
Certificate - 6/24/ 19 64 - The President of the National Sheriffs Asociation
Certificate - The Mayor of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania
Certificate - The International Association for Identification-_ . n
Certificate - The American Legion, Department of Pennsylvania
Certificate - The American Legion, Department of Michigan _
Certificate - The United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
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F. Thomas Peyton, Visual Information Specialist, Exhibits
Section, advised that the selection oi items to be moved to former
Director J. Edgar Hoover's house irom his office following his death
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was made by Miss Helen W. Gandy, Iormer Administrative Assistant
to Mr. Hoover. Peyton said that personnel Irom the Exhibits Section
did the packing, and Bob Marsden and Tony Codi were responsible ior
moving the material. '
He recalled that the material in FBI storage was moved from
Taylor Street warehouse to the General Accounting Oioe GAO! storage
but he did not recall when this occurred or the reason for the move. This
material was primarily for Peyton's use in building the new FBI tour route
for the J. Edgar Hoover Building, which was under construction. He .
believed all oi this material was moved into his space in the Old Post Oice
Building about November, 1973, and after it had been there tor some time,
a stockade was built in the warehouse area so that this material could be
given appropriate security. Peyton said at one time consideration was
given to establishing a room in the J. Edgar Hoover Building for display
- oi the many items that are included in this material, but that this idea
never materialized and consequently these items are still in storage in
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oificial purposes in connection with his work, and he does not know oi any
items being added to or taken from this material other than for official
purposes. Peyton believed that Ray Schaeiier helped move this material
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Miss Helen W. Gandy, Apartment 915, 4801 Connectiwt Avenue,
N.W. , Washington, D. C. , former executive assistant to former Director
J. Edgar Hoover, I-"BI, furnished the itilowing iniormation:
Mr. Hoover died on May 2, 1972, and she believed that begimiing
the next day and for several days thereafter she was responsible for having
the contents of Mr. Hoover's suite packed and moved out oi his oifice so
that his successor could take over this otce space. She received assistanc
in this work from the staff in the flirectoris Gfiice and from Tom Feyton
and Brent Hughes of the Exhibits Section who brought in their employees
to assist in the packing. She decided which items were Mr. Ho0vers
personal property that he would have wanted to keep himself and which
items he would have considered to be FBI property or he would have wanted
turned over to his successor as the property of the FBI. She made these
decisions based upon her understanding oi the wishes of Mr. Hoover. Miss
Gandy said that the property that was left with the FBI included the official
and coniidential les abcait which she had previously been interviewed in
1975, and also included the newspaper clippings, editorials, editorial
cartoons and photographs which constituted a history of the FBI. She
commented that the newspaper clippings, editorials and editorial cartoons
should be FBI property as they were used as reference material in the
Director's Oifice. In addition, there were numerous awards, plaques
and certicates which Mr. Hoover had received as head oi the FBI and
which she believed he would have wanted retained by the FBI as a part
oi the historical records. She said that some awards, plaques and cutting
had been taken to Mr. Hoover's home when he was alive and that she
believed such items would have been personal property as he displayed
them in his home. _
She did not recall receiving any instructions as to which property
should be sent to Mr. Hoover's house and which property should be retained
by the FBI but made these decisions based on her understanding of Mr.
Hoover's wishes. She was informed that included in the property in FBI
storage were four stamp albums, and she stated she had no recollection '
oi these stamp albums. She was also informed that Mr. Hoover's gray
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hat. Shortly after the interview she telephonically contacted Inspector '_. -
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along with other clothing mentioned in Mr. I-loos-er's will.
The personal property of Mr. Hoover was all at his hoarse when
an inventory was made by appraisers for the District of Columbia in July,
1972. The only items that were in the hcmse which were not included in
the inventory tor the appraisers were eight boxes of books and possibly
interesting case write-ups in black binders which had been delivered to
Mr. Hoover's house in error. She had packed these boxes with the books
which had been in his conference room and subsequently discovered them
at Mr. Hoover's house. She told the appraisers about them and said that
the eight boxes were to go bacl: to the FBI. She made a note on her calendar
on July 17, 1972, showing "8 boxes to crime records." She believed that
these boxes were picked up by SAC P.c%rt Fnnkel oi the Washington Field
Oice and delivered to the former Crime Records Division at FBI Head-
quarters. She commented that Mr. Knnkel had picked up boxes oi Mr. V .
Hoover's personal papers for destruction at the Washington Field Office,
and her calendar has the following notations relating to the removal of
these personal papers: -
5/25/72 - R. Kunkel - Bboxes
5/31/72 - R. Kunkel - Bboxes
7/3/72 - R. Kunkel - 8 boxes ' e
7/14/72 - Finished disposal oi personal papers - . .. -
I/1'7/'72 - R. Kunkel - 2 boxes - and B boxes to crime records books!
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Miss Gandy stated that she thought that a memorandum was - _
prepared by Erma Metcali, former administrative assistant to Mr. Hoover, _
about the inventory oi Mr. Hoover's otiice and where everything went;
however, she was not certain that this was done or it the memorandum
ever went to tile. She also thought that there may be a copy oi the inventory p _
oi Mr. Hoover's otfice tn the tiles containing his personal business data, '
which are presently located at Mr. Hoover's house. _ _ _ g. _'.:-
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Miss Iona G. Swarm retired!, 2600 Keatirg Street, Hillcrest
Heights, ltlaryland, advised telephonically that she was formerly employed
as librarian in the External Aairs Division at FBI Headquarters. She
advised that following Mr. Hoover's death on May 2, 1972, the library
received six or eight boxes oi material from Mr. Hoover's residence.
Delivery was made by FBI messengers and included were some books
which had been autographed to J. Edgar Hoover, some interesting case
write-ups, and possibly a copy of the Warren Commission report.'0
She did not personally review all of this material and it was stored
on a continuing basis i.n the shipping boxes until removal from External
Affairs space during December, 1973, when it was sent to Quantico, Virginia,
along with other material which had been accumulated ior possible
consideration for retention and use by the library. Miss Swann did not
recall the exact date of delivery but stated that it was a month or two '
_ iollcrwing Mr. Hoover's death and definitely during the Summer of 1972.
Material had been sent from Mr. Hoover's residence pursuant
to instructions oi Miss Helen Gandy. After determining the general nature
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Miss Sandy Coupe, Librarian, Q.:a.ntico, Virginia, telephonically
advised that she was employed in the library at Quantico at the time OI
Mr. Hoover's death during 1972. She was aware that some material,
including books which had been autographed to J. Edgar Hoover as well
as interesting case write-ups mounted in binders and other material of
archival interest, had been sent to the Qaantico library from External
Aairs Division.
To the best of her recollection, some oi this material was shipped
to Quantioo within a year following Mr. Hoover's death, and other material
was delivered from Headquarters as late as August, 1976. The material
was stored in the basement at Quantico until such time as it could be
reviewed and placed in appropriate spots for use or storage. The material
remained stored in shipping boxes until such time as it could be reviewed
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Some books were placed in a reference room while other material, such
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in storage space maintained in the basement oi the Library Building.
Miss Coupe had no idea how many boxes were involved overall because -
shipments were made at different times and concerned items which had
been relocated due to loss of space by the library at FBI Headquarters.
Miss Coupe advised she could not furnish any additional information
but was oi the opinion that Mr. Clark S. Shoa retired!, iormer librarian
at Qaantico, could furnish additional details. She stated he is presently
employed at the Navy Federal Credit Union, Washington, D. C.
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Mr. Clark S. Shoaff, presently employed as Employment
Development Specialist, Navy Federal Credit Union, Navy Yard,
telephonically advised that he was the original librarian at the FBI Academy, "
Qaantico, Virginia, and served in that capacity until his retirement hiring
July, 1976. _
During December, 1973, a quantity of material was delivered to
Q..1a.ntic0 from FBI Headquarters when the library lost space and had to
dispose oi material which had been accumulated. This materiai was sent
to Qaantico for review and determination as to disposition for either
research or archival purposes. Among this material were binders
incorporating interesting case write-ups, as well as related data. Eventually
a number oi books were also forwarded to 'vv"a.shif1g*T.on by the J. Ed§' ¢f Hoover
Foundation, who had purchased the books from the Hoover estate. All
oi this material was placed in storage and he, along with other employees
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were not determined to be of current interest and to the best oi his knowledge
they remain in basement storage space at Quantico. Some books which
had been personally autographed to J. Edgar 1-Ic-ever were placed on shelves
in a reference room in the main library for research purposes.
$ Mr. Shoa advised um he was not aware oi the exact number oi
boxes contai_ni_ng interesting case write -ups which had been received
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Robert B. Marsden, Printing and Space Management Section,
Administrative Services Division, advised that he was in charge of
assigning manpower to move the contents iron: the oice suite of former
Di.rector J. Edgar Hoover shortly after Mr. Hoover's death, May 2, 1972,
and tor the storage of these items. The contents of the suite were moved
either to Mr. Hoover's residence or to FBI storage space in a warehouse
on Taylor Street in the District of Columbia. He exercised no judgment
in determining which items wo-um go to which location, but it was his
general recollection that the boxes were marked for delivery to either
Mr. I-Ioovers house or Taylor Street and employees made the deliveries
as instructed. He is not aware oi any items being misdirected to either
place and has no knowledge that any boxes were ever delivered to Mr.
Hoover's house and subsequently transferred to any FBI storage iacility. ~x
6Marsden recalls that Mr. Hoover's desk and furniture irom the
conterenm rmm as well as 40-59 cartons were placed in storage at the
Taylor Street warehouse. Sometime thereafter, believed to be a iew
months later, concern tor the security of these items was expressed by
former Associate Director Nicholas P. Callahan to Marsden and it was
decided that the items trom Hoover's oice would be moved from Taylor
Street storage to FBI storage in the General Accounting Oice GAO!,
5th and I-I Streets, N.W. , where FBI employees were on duty full time.
He did not supervise this move, but gave instructions to Anthony A. Codi, .
warehouse ioreman, to make this transfer.1
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Hoover's oice to the Old Post Ofiice Building, where Peyton was working-
on a new tour route tor the J. Edgar Hoover Building which was nearingcompletion oi construction. He does not know the date oi this move; S
however, James Codi was In charge of storage at the GAO Building and '
may recall when this move occurred. He does not believe there was any .
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Anthony A. Codi, Warehouse Foreman, Printing and Space
Management Section, Administrative Services Division, advised that he
was responsible for maintaining FBI storage facilities in May, 1972, and
recalls that property from former Director J. Edgar Hoover's otiioe
was placed in storage at Taylor Street warehouse in May, 1972, to be
retained until the Exhibits Section wanted this material. He recalled that
this material was moved irom Taylor Street after a few months because
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He believed his instructions for moving this material came from either
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Codi does not know oi any material being added to or taken irom
the original shipment oi items from Mr. Hoover's oice in May, 1972.
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James Codi, War-ehouseman, Printing and Space Maxiagement
Section, Administrative Services Division, advised that he was in charge
of storage at Taylor Street warehouse and the General Accounting Office
GAO! Building from July, 1972. until February, 1975, when he moved
to the J. Edgar Hoover Building and the other two facilities were closed.
Codi recalls receiving a substantial amount of furniture and
boxes from former Director Hoover's oifioe for storage at '.l"a§:1or &reet
in May, 1972. He recalled that this material included two chairs, one
red and one green; two or three wooden crates; and three skids of cardboard
boxes. One skid contained 35-40 boxes; one skid contained 20-30 boxes;
and one skid contained about five large crates or boxes. Codi recalled
that these items were moved from Taylor Street about November, 1972,
because the windows at Taylor Street were being popped out by vandals -
and security was better at the GAO Building. The total quantity of
material from l-loover's oice was moved to the GAO Building, where it
was in storage until the Summer of 1973, arr! the total quariity of merchandise
was then moved to the Old Post Office Building. He believed the instructions
for the move came from Tom Peyton of the Exhibits Section.
Codi said that nothing was added to or taken from this total
shipment during the time it was in storage and delivered to the Old Post
Office Building.
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i92'i15. Kathryn F. Qvier, Secretary, Space Management Unit, '
Administrative Services Division, advised that she was iormer secretary
to John P. Dunphy irom 1966 to 1976. She recalled that Brent Hughes
and personnel irom his Unit packed the contents of former Director J.
Ed;-ar Hoover's oifice in May, 1972. Hughes and Tom Peyton were
primarily responsible for packing and moving the contents oi this oice.
She does not recall seem any inventory tor the items removed iron:
former Director Hoover's oifice.
In 1973. Dunphy was in charge of the Building Unit which mo a . , VB
to Room 331, Old Post Oiiice Building, about April, 1974, and Tom Peyton,
who was res orisibl I b ' d ' p e or uil ing the nevi tour route for the new J. Edgar
Hoover Building, was downstairs in other space in the Old Post Ofce
Building. She therefore believed that Peyton was in the Old Post Ofiice
Building for part of 1973, all of 1974, and that everyone from the Exhibits
Section moved into the J. Edgar Hoover Building in July, 1975.
She recalled that editorial cartoons were Irequently received ' '
from the Director's Office for mounting by the Exhibits Section. The
only inventory of any items of which she is aware is one which she assisted
Roy Rose oi the Exhibits Section in making concerning contents of Director
Kelley's office in May, 1975, prior to moving his office to the J. Edgar
Hoover Building. This was an inventory of awards and trophies which
were subsequently moved from the Director's Office, and she believes '
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Nancy A. Mooney, Administrative Assistazit, Qiiice of the
Director, advised that she was a part of the former Director's Oioe
stati in May, 1972, and assisted in the packing of items i.n the former
Director's oice. She also typed an i.nve:92..ter}: of items placed m vm-toss
boxes, recorded the box number, and gave the inventory to Miss Helen
W. Gandy. She does not know if this inventory record was retained in
otiicial records.
Miss Mooney stated that she kept'a substantial volume of news
clippings, editorials and photographs which were all included in the boxes
packed at that time, and that the purpose tor keeping these items, according
. to Miss Gandy, was to retain a "history oi the FBI."
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Robert G. Knnkel, Special Agent tn Charge, Alexandria FBI A
Ifioe, telephonically advised that iollowing the death of Mr. Hoover on '
May 2, 1972, he was involved on occasion in a project moving some material
-*-* - * Mr. Hoover's residence to the 'v-ashington Field Lifice. The
ostensibly personal papers of Mr. Hoover's which had been
reviewed by Miss Helen Gandy and designated tor destruction in the shredding
machine located in the Washington Field Oifice space. He would go to Mr.
Hoover-s residence in the company of either SA Joseph Battle or SA Joseph
Dowling, where they would pick up the material and would then deliver it
to the loading dock in the Washington Field Oifice where it was taken by
clerical personnel Ior eventual destruction. He stated that he was not aware
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stated they usually obtained a number of sealed boxes which he was told
contained personal correspondence which had been earmarked for destruction
-by Miss Helen Gandy. The sealed boxes were delivered to the loading plat-
form at the Washington Field Ofztice where they were turned over to clerical
personnel for eventual destruction in the shredding machine located in that
cifice. I-Ie personally never observed the contents oi any of the boxes, and
was not aware oi the tact that some of the boxes might have contained books
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telephonically advised that while serving as Assistant Chief Clerk '
during the Summer of 1972, he was involved in a project concerned with
destruction oi a great deal oi personal correspondence which had been
delivered to the Washington Field Otiice by employees tn that division.
It was his understanding the material had been designated for destruction
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in the acquittal of Maurice1-2, is made it shows plainl:-'H » will conti_nue_to increase unless.
of handling important cases.
I worked up the use in point, which
-.- practically all the breweries here-
have been dierent. This fact -
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Justice men to take charge of law"it g necessary to a clean-upi ease were being considered, they
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yi-' There will be no missing witnesses, as was the ease in the trial
referred to, when Saul Grill was absent and a certicate stating that
he had typhoid fever served as his proxy. The certicate could not
testify in corroboration. lt would be just like John Hoover. if a witness
was reported to be sick in, say, Chicago, to look for him strutting
in the lobby of the Pennsylvania hotel in New York ty. He iust does
the unexpected and is usually correct. . .
There are a number oi other indictments in the same group as was
beaten by Friedman. No move has been made as yet to quash them
and if they are tried. more facts may be brought to light, providing the
legal array on the government side is equal to that of the defense.
But, with no intention of belittling the work of prohibition oflicers, the
outcome would be denite ii Department oi Justice men ever had
obtained $25,000 bribe money at the time of making arrests. marked
for evidence. They did not zzle in the Guggenheim whisky cases, thei'r
Cincinnati convictions and all others they were connected with.
Bucketshops Plan a Raid "
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law and if ii is put out of business. thebucketsliop men will be suing full blast
within a week from the ay when State
permits no longer are necessary. And
they'll take down millions of dollars be-
fore some other regulation can be put in
force to curb their operations._ _
It is lmolrn that a number of rms are
new planning operations here, making
preliminary plans for quotations andwires, rental of operating offices, einploment of experienced managers and c er
and so on. an that not a day of the prom-
ised golden harvest will be lost when
the blue sky regulation tails.
The activities of Eiuar Barfoid have
been hotly criticised in circles other than
the realm of bucket:-hop men. on the
contention that he exercises individual
discretion instead of being guided solely
or Files of the human. A E-ittaburgh
buclietahop concern recently gained a
.-license by court decision. over his ruling.
While making the ght against Barfoid,
this concern continued its business dur-
ing the entire time litigation was in
protress and court decision pending. A
requirement that the broker applying for
licenae lute, among numerous other
thiugs, his exact assets. was not to the
liking of the broker. Barfoid, oi course,
maintains that be conducts the bureau as
he is charged to conduct it. I-lowe92cr,he has lrglitd the ire of a great manyL; .-ISome New York men of unusual en-
ergy have been getting around the State
permit ruling recently. exploiting curb
stocks, listed and unlisted, in this city,
by telephone. While solicitation of busi-
ness is absolutely prohibited; tlieae aharp-
shoolers have been taking a chance and
have been illegally making some money
-for themselves. The! live at the best
hotels and do their worli Irith the tele-
phones in their rooms. Approximately
ii-om fteen to twenty of these Walling-
fords are said to be operating in Pitta-
bnrgh all the time. A request to aliow
permits would be the signal for a bur-
ried exodus by the whole mob. OI eourae
the Pittsburgh public is being eeced.
In a coming issue THE GRAPHIC will
print a report on the movement, whichthe bocl:etsho&_men hope will disruptthe State Ba mg Commission: control
of biolierage houses, regardless of the
corrective intention behind it, as well ll
the legislative procedure in this eon-
Becognizing the nancialnews eld aaone to be serioualg observed, an investi-
gation will be ma e of the various radio
stocks now being oated, riding the
ood of radio practicability, but some of
them oated only for the returns that
will ensue from stock selling. In loch
ventures, about two per cent only at the
Price of ill-ll! nally lhcra into
company operations. The bulk of the
returns goes to the rm bringin outthe stock issue. the wholesalers i_n Emer-
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1825
EDITORIAIL g
A Sensational Trial--And Its Lesson . - _ _.- , .
A trial in the Federal courts recently, dceply_concerning a number
of citizens, some prominent and some not so pronnnent except that theyhave plenty money. seems to have been slighted m the way of harm I
recognition for its true importance.
There is no intention by THE GRAPHIC to dig up past history,
nor to lean toward the sensational, either in news or editorials, unless
it so happens that by doing so something of worth might be achieved-
The reference to this trial, ending in the acquittal of Maurice
Friedman, indicted on many counts, is "made because it shows plainly
that disrespect of constitutional law will continue to increase unless
there is an ir:.pro92'ement in the manner of handling important cases. Had zhe Department of Justice worked up the case in point, which_
involved a number of individuals and practica ly all the breweries he
abouts, the progress of the trial would have been different. This fa _
must be admitted. Moreover it must also be admitted that an oft;
repeated demand for Department of Justine men to take charge of law
riolations in this city is the one thing necessary to a clean-up
When the indictments in this case were being considered, they
received the personal attention of Mrs. Willdebrandt, representing the
attorney gcnei-als oice. Mia. Willdebrandt has all cases concerning
prohibition in her charge in Washington and abe came here especially
for the noted bribery cases because of their great importance.
Unfortunately neither Mrs. Willdebrandt nor any other epecialiscame hone to talc part in the trial. The prosecution was carried on by]
a man who, whale a lav. yer, is regularly employed as an investigator in -the Intelligence mu of Prohibition Enforcement. Consider then, the,
proceedings of the trial. especially remarking that the investigator was,
up against two lanjrers of the Allegheny County bar who know everytrick of the game. Federal attorneys sat on the side-lines. K 1
'--* -Tirere was "wire alleged 'iFf"IDe money-%,-iii} 'in"oiiis'inariia'i"f-it;
identicat d lying on the table as exhibits. By tn; way, who gets this taint ey.'.'! Then there was the testimony of parties, of beau-
tiful women. of luxurious quarters in a hotel, oi drinking and carousing"=and, nally, of u:_-goliations resulting in packages of greenbacl-:5 intended l
as bribes being slipped under pillows, to be found by the brib-ee."
"Evidence of a sensational chi-aster was given, said one of the
daily newspapers-and this was absolutely correct. i,
The point of all this is that had the case been prepared by Depart-i
rnent of Justice men, trained in this work, who can make their evidence .
stick notwithstanding assaults made upon it, much more would have l
been elicited in the trial. It was worthy of attracting national attention *
% it was. Consider what would have been the result if the mernberl
of the Intelligence Unit who acted as trial lawyer would have had tbel
assistance of able prosecuting attorneys, or, even, if those federal}
attorneys who were spectators had helped with the prosecution
Much of the evidence tell down. It is one thing for certain events
to take place; it is quite another to prove in conrt that they took place,
especially n'he"- a defendant has able criminal lawyers looking after
him. One war of making sure of proving facts in court is that they be '
prepared into := case by trained men. Real investigation takes only what
is necessary to convict - '
Prohibition enforcement oicers are not, strictly speaking, trained
men. Depart ient of Justice men are. Enforcement men come from i
various walks of life into a new business, matching wits against really]am_'art law-breal-cers. " |L1 -~' '* ' 'Ti."Trfe De.='rirneni:'oi Justice nun wiii we. I . He'll do his duty, too,
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18;__.ne92'er any danger of these men settling into what are known as
mobs.': working in nouns so long that they become mechanical and
inellectn'e. And this danger does confront enioxeement men, for they in gn1ups and become iort of iettied.
. There has bee!-[considerable agitation ii Washington to have the
Departrncnt of .lust|ce take charge of enforcement. I! it ever does.til!"-1 '1 be ll big fihatte Ill ma11l'_c|ticsi this one in particular. It is
npt_ unusual that big bootlcggers dacuss this possibility and the sage
remark is made by one of them Well if they ever do, I'm retired for l I
good." Ans! the others and their agrmment with this declaration.
Tllere may be B0[!1ElhinB come out of the agitation for a change.Join; Hoover 18 now in charge of the Deprtment of Justice, Hg is..._-..s..1--.v---.-a.."--.__.. . Eu _,
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jea atiun ~ melv F..B.. I..néven'ii1kz'|bb . "18 . .
'»- -ismert .-- fniikét. lntessék ki érdemjelle].
Mi reméljiik, hogs ez- a iavaslat t6rvény--
erre emelicedik, meri-Bit. Hoover biéiesen
reiszolgiilt az elismerésre, azért a dicséreb
'1-emélté tevékenyséirért, amelyet u F. B. I.
I: 6 azakképzett vezetése alatt végez. .
- Tiny az. hogy az Egyesiilt Allunok-mam
idején. 1176-ban éa :z_uf£na k6-
_vetkez6 idkben nem volt szllkség 1§.,.B.-.I.-
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tijn mutatkozott meg, -hogy lliik-!é¢.Yll§
§l'3iiiB1§é§ E . r.-?-vetaéies - ziri
ervezetre is. Akkor azerve-ate meg as F. B.
I.-t Bonaparte iga:ag|zyminiszter.,A. 1:6-
vetkez 16 eaztudf-be-n azonban as uj ner-
vezet aemmi klnleges megemlitésze-mélhi
tevékenységet nem iejtetl; ki. 1924-ben Ed~
gar J. Hoover Refill! a hivaf-ll élére és 6 ak-
kor sz-er"-rczte zit a hivatait éa tette azz-*5, -fzmi
- ma: hathntés nemzetvédelfni ncrvezeiité,
nmely ily minéségében tbbsziir kittintette
maiét. A: F. B. L uzy békébeu, mint hibe-
ruban nagyszer munlcét végez és 0:-ért min-
der: elismerés lsiiér El|..g:92: J. Heenremek, aki
-hivatalt a korminyzia egyik leg'néikl6zl1&-
toenebb gazatévi fejlesztatte. J - .
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l. eredményeinek az iamertetése kiiteteket
. tltene meg. De' miért részletkbe belemenni?
.Higzen mindllnnyian gmlélumnk Dillinger
.*band1ij.ra és arr: a médra, hogy ezeket |ty-
. .;-i_-.fk¬I'BS6ll kiirtotték, héla érta Edgar J. Hoo-
ver F. B. I.-inuk. A hiboruban llr. Hoover-
- nek is hivablippk tevékenysélé fokozott
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5; Egyestilt Allarnok konresazusnak, hogy
Edgar J. Hoovert, a Federal Bureaupf In-
preatigation - mely F.-B- I..néven 'ihkbb
-ismert - fniikét. lntessék ki é.rdemje1lé1.
Mi reméljiik, hogy ez- a iavaslat tlirtény-.
enre emelkedik, mart-Mr. Hoover baégesen
reszolélt az elismerésre, azért a "dicséreb
remélté tevékenységért, amelyet az F. B. I.
az 6 szakképzett Vezetése alatt végez. .
- Tény oz, hogy az Egyeslt A1lamok¢mPg-
jlakuli.-'.la idején. 1'Z7 -ban és az ulépa ko-
vetkezo idkben nem volt sziiluég F;_.B.-;I.-
. Ln. Akkor senuni kflliinleges rendri i'ntéz|ce~_
- ~dések nem keliettek, mert mindezt a.faIva.k-
ban a sheriffek, a vrosokban a rem-lea rend-
61-ség megfeleléen el tudtk létni. Cal: 1908
tjén rnutatkozott meg, -hogy szilkségnnn
Yalameiyes egrsézes. szvetaéxes ~ rendri
szervezetre is. Akkor szervezte meg oz F. B.
I.-t Bonaparte ignza&g1:y'mini:zher.._A 166-
vetkezo 16 esztendben azonbnu I1. uj sur-
vezet semmi klbnlcgeu megemlibésmmélh
tcvékenységet nem fujtett ki. 1921-hen Ed-
gar J. Hoover kerlllt 0 hivatal élére is 6 ak-
kor szer rezte t a hivntait és tetfe I-ti. -uni
ma: hathntés nemzetvédelmi me:-veut:&,.
amely ily minéségében tbbszr killintqttg
mu:5.L A: F. B. I. uzy békében, mint hibo-.
rubnn nagyszer muukét végez és-uért min-
den elis-mcrés kiir Editor J. Hocrrernek, akl
hivatalét a korményzés ezyik Ieguélklzho
teenebb gazatvi fejleazmtte. - - .
Bniisk és bilnkildzése terin oz F. B.
I. eredményeinek at ismertetése kbeteket
tltene meg. De miért részletkbe bekmenni?
Hiszen mindannriau omlékszilnk Dillinger
bandijéra és an: a m%"a. ha,-'r.' aaket :?%
keresen kiirtotték, héla érte. Edgar J. Hoo-
ver F. P-. I.-:-mat. A hiboruhnn Ir. Hoover-92
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