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Special Agent ' , Eesident Accnt at Iyannis,
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BY SPECI IL MESSENGER
Honorable Sherman Adams _ "- '_¥,he_Aee1etant to theIa he 9292'h.'lte House
washington, IJ. 6.
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_ _lPresident .
Reference is made to the telephonic request on
* February 25, 1955, or ies yhyllis Gardner, in the office or P
Mr. Stephen Benedict
Joseph Patrick Kenna
Great Britain., for e check of FBI files concerning
dy, former United States Ambassador to
This Bureau has conducted no investigation cf 6..
Joseph Patrick Kennedy and our files reflect the fullozing, _Q~"
xv The June 1
published in Iew york city, contained remarks quoted .frg-Lei the
"1-Teak" oi London, England, which was described as a privatelypertinent information concerning him; v 51'
, 19149, issue or the "Foreign fv'bs.a-1*vcr:92'f'!_>3<-;
circulated and well-informed publication. These remarks reflec ..
that the British were bewildered ae to why Kennedy was allow-red~ to
remain a United States Ambassador to Great Britain, considering
his record as an "appeeeer" and an apologist for Chamberlain.
it was also refiecte
Hr. Chamberlain that
American opinion--so
really supporting it
really need to worry
from the other side,
came. This was not6 thit iir. Kennedy had been informing
in reality American opinion--serious '
far from being hostile to unichiem was 1,
and that, therefore, Hr. Chamberlain did not
about the apparent outbursts of indignation
regardless of the quarters from which they
further explained.! - . ' 1
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Miss Phyllis Gardner of the Ihite ouse contacted tn *
Liaison Section on February 25, 1955, and requested an expedit 8'Q
name check on Joseph Patrick Kennedy, who is being considered r
appointment to the President: Commission on Veterans Pensions.
" Mr. Kennedy was born Se§tg§Q§§m§,Mg§§§,M1n@geton,
gggsachusetts. In 193? he was . . Ambassador to Great Britain.
He received an 4.3. degree from Harvard in 1912. His hone
. address is North Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach, Florida.
Miss Gardner stated that the Ihite House would be
; most appreciative if this request could be handled expeditiously.
" A letter of confirmation is forthcoming.
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reply will be furnished to the Ihite House.
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to Securities Exchange Common. . July Z, 1934;
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I935; climn. , U. S. Maritime Commen. , 1937; amb.
to Ct. of St. Jamel. 1937-Nov. 1940; chmn., apeciai
comma. relative to eatabliahing Dept. of Commerce
in Mala; Founder Joaeph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation,
1945; mom. . Commn. apptd. by U.S. Senate! on Orgn.
Exec. Brancee of U.S. Govt., 1947; truatee. Notre
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. Friendly sources in the Department of Justice have advised thatthe Deputy Attorney General's Office is presently in the process of preparinginvitations to be sent out for persons to attend the dedication of a bust to beerected near the fountain in Court A oi the Department of Justice Building
on Saturday, January 18, 1969. _
ll' It is understood the bust is'being donated by the Jgsgh 'P._7'§enne_dy__ 1Foundation and §_enator Edward92Kennedy will take part in the dedicationceremonies and allegedly several hundreds of persons are being invited tothe ceremony. Our source had no more specific details in regard to this -
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against the FBI. He stated he has taught his children to respect the FB _
" that it is provoking to them, as well as to himseli, to hear anyone speak ,_ -3...1-;_:_- _ t " ' of the work oi the FBI. Mr. Kennedy feels it would be an excellent idea ii
the Bureau could have a speaker appear before the students and give our side ;.,
~. oi the picture as to loyalty and securit investigations. The only two names ~ FI Mr. Kennedy mentioned as having apggared before the students were Jggice 'U 111,113-lauglas and Etdward [email protected]. Kennedy left the ~- __ F impressio that he would like to discuss this matter further with someone. __1 1, Q;l He will be in New York tomorrow and canbe reached at Murray Hill 9-2220. 7' '1'u .
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that complete mernoranda be prepared on the twelve-member comm .Essm_-L___ - appointed pursuant to a bill of July 7, 194?, to make studies
92 _whioh will help Congress promote efficiency in the Executive
J 92.Branch of the Federal Government. This C'ommiss'ion reportedly will
92 .sit until April, 1949, -and is under the leadership of the Honorable
~ _Herbert Hoover. Among its purposes are defining and limiting functio
Qabolishing unnecessary services, eliminating duplication, cutting
_ down expenditures, etc.
* sf Attached are summ memoranda on the following which.1 '_are listed in alphabetlylorder: 92
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{'l!__1_,DeaW$che on; Ior:ner Undersecretary of State!92 e s -!: _en- Senator!Q 92-J / ! Clarence J_. Bl-ow Congressrnan! _ _ .' 9292 -~-! .4rthu,1;. ._.92h-QTIDO Flemming Civil Service Commissioner!..__.._.........__..! J /I £5! -Jame's"92_{o_rrestal I Secretary of Defense!
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individuals have indicated any basic hostility toward the FBI. In
fact, the vast majority of them have indicated a very friendly
attitude toward the Bureau. It is noted that in a few instances
such as Dean Acheson and Dr. James Kerr Pollock the indi-asiduals are J
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It has on East Boston: Meridian Street that Joseph
P. Kennedy was born on September 6, 1888, the son of Patrick J.
and Mary Hickey! Jennedy. His father mg; a politician with a
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the Kennedys were moderately well qf.fJust the sane, Joe
paddled papers, sold candy on an excursion stealer, took tickets
on a sightseeing boat, and went to parochial school until the
seventh grade. Then he attended the Boston Latin School where
he made a record for himself as an athlete. Be continued his
education at Harvard, graduating with a B. i. egree i
entered the business world with $5,000 earned by driving a sight;
seeing bus during his summers at college.i
Kennedy's first job was as a bank eraniner_for
Massachusetts, but after eighteen months he managed to borrow
enough money to buy part of the stock qf the Columbia Trust, and
in 1914, he was elected president of the bank. He was only twenty-
gfioe, the youngest bank president in the United States.
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the danghter of a Jorner Mayor of goston, and they are the parents
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Assistant Secretary of the Envy Franklin D. hoosevelt, got himself
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and finally in 1919, joined the Boston Branch of the Hayden-Stone
Company, investment bankers, In that sane year, Kennedy also
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making notion pictures. In 1928, he became special supervisor on
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Campaign Irain, and in 1934, Roosevelt appointed Kennedy head of
the Securities Erchange Commission, a choice which aroused
considerable comment due to Kennedy's background of market
speculation. But when Kennedy resigned in September, 1935, it
was generally conceeded that.he had done a good job.
' Back in private life, Kennedy worked for a short time
as an independent corporation consultant reorganizing RCA, making
a report on Paramount Pictures and reorganizing the Hearst
properties. so also published a campaign volume, I'm For
Roosevelt, 936!. In October, 1936, Iashington columnist Ray
Tucker stated that Kennedy was "barking the millionaires side
cf the New Deal Street" by assuring the "economic royalists" that
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an Jane 14, 1939, the Director transmitted to Presidential
Secretary Stephen Early a copy qf a-section qf the Foreign 0bserver_
dated at New York City on Jane l,.l939. The Director invited '
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bewilderment as to why Kennedy was allowed to remain as Ambassador
considering his record as,an appeaser and an apologist for K
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anything that Mr. Roosevelt may say, for the reason that ! It
will be my friends that are in the Ihite House in 1940. !
Roosevelt is run by the Jens and all the anti-fasdwt sentilent in
the United States is largely created by the Jews ho run the press. C -. - 13,,p_wtdhii§-
Feet indicated that iennedy-s 8iiéi¬i3n¬T¬ causing considerable
confusion in British Cabinet meetings as to whether they reflected
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immediately accepted. 0n January 13, 1941, John O'Donnell, anti-
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lsnnedp was ready to attack the administration but was being
nuzzied by Rooseveits faiiure to release-him from his £nbassador-
ship, At about this time, Kennedy's report to the President,
submitted prior to his resignation, but suppressed by the
administration, began to leak out. It briefly indicated that in
. Kennedy's opinion democracy was finished in Great Britian and that
fascism was taking hold in that country; B1-rsss-2191;
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Bureau files indicate that Kennedy's appeasement
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the Associated Press reported that a group of Harvard students
had announced a new peace group, the Harvard Committee Against
Hilitary Intervention in Straps, and listed Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr»,
son qf the then Jmbassador, as one of its members. dl-10498-A!
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nemorandum on Kennedy's appeasement attitude,
it was "thought to be important only as it threw
present views about Russia as reported by Mr
Arthur Krock
Irock qf the New York Times, writing from Florida,
described Kennedy as spokesman for a group of industrialists
and financiers who believed that Russia should not be opoosed
at any point Our American energies should be devoted to keeping
America prosperous. Thus, when Communism fails in Russia, or
more properly in the rest of Europe, the people whose faith i
Communism has been destroyed by its failure will return their
allegiance to democratic beliefs ihen, according to Kennedy,
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It is of prinary interest that Joseph P. Kennedy has
been listed as a special seroioe contact of the Boston field
Division since September 7, 1943. In a letter dated December 2?,'
1943, the Boston'qffice advised that the Resident Agent in
Hyannis, lbssachusetts, had had many productive investigative and
social contacts with Hr. Iennedy. In a report_for the quarter 92 e .
ending October, 1944, the Special Agent in Charge stated that
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eskey output in England. Anerican liquor interests
_ ___ were said to have objected strenuously to the above procedure
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chairman of the Maritime Commission, suggesting "that the latter,
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international adventuress who has admittedly cohabitated with
proninent German officials after the fall of France and the
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In 1944, it was noted that Joseph P. Kennedy was one
i of the majority stockholders of the corporation controlling
Haileah Race Track in Florida. Kennedy was also indicated to
be engaged in the liquor business and owned several loving
~i, picture houses in Jew Iork City. 2-?5l4?16, rage 96!
j ' It should also be noted that Miss Eunice Kennedy, a
daughter qf Joseph P. Kennedy, is employed in the Department of
Justice as Ewecutive Secretary to the Attorney General in charge
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story was the result of a misunderstanding on the part of-
- who had apparently exaggerated an inquiry by 0 real estate
dealer to one of her neighbors. No impersonation qf Bureau
Agents was involved. The Director talked to Kennedy later the
sane day and so advised him. 2-80916!
On Hay 23, 1946, an article entitled 7Let Us Not Pursue
False Gods" by Joseph P. Kennedy appeared in the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle published in New York. Under the heading
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spring and that he, Kennedy, ' had arranged for Douglas to make this talk.
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Williams had talked to the students and that his boyfelt there were some " - "~-=;.possible inferences made by Williams which might have been interpreted as.being unfav'6rable t6"the Bureau. He then advised Powers that Teddy would be _
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our preuioue correspondence. .I Ictre Dane University Icet leek in line with
. /QAlthough the matter in which Ice /Zintereeted doee not cone within the Jurie iction of "mthis Bureau, we are taking certain te e to eecure ~/- information of poeeible value to h in
connection Iith the aatter. I did rant you to know -
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THE FOREIBI OBSERVER F Nev York. June 1. K Zn is the news behind
420 Madison Avenue "'. e Ho. 46 P orrow'a headlines.
Prepared by the ed- era
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SIGN OF H0éE92Ed1tors; latch your wires
Best indication this seek of peace for Europe, for a rhile at any rate, was the
announcement from The Hague revoking the State of Alarm orders. a prelude to general
mobilisation. The Dutch. however. who certainly would be among the first to suffer
if Hitler attacked in the lest. still maintained a rigid guard over their frontier
bridges and roads, and the dynamite charges to blow up the dikes were left intact.
Further food for thought was tossed at Hitler by the aviation editor of the
Sunday Times of London with the announcement that Britain's Royal iir Force is nos
six months ahead of schedule, with 1,000 planes being turned out each month. This
means that English plane construction can turn out between 35.000 and 46,606 ships
for a ear. and if as many as 30 planes are shot down a day, Britain can still keep
ahead of any toe in the air. It also was announced that a new fast plane, the Nari
Spitfire. has been developed which can travel on an average of 365 n.P.h-| far exce
ing anything in the Gennan or Italian air corps. These planes are equipped withI
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eight machine guns. A second fighting plane known as the Hawker Hurricane has been
developed which can average 330 m.p.h.
At the same time. Major General Sir Frederick Iaurioe. addressing 1.000 dele-
gates ot the British Legion. bluntly warned Germany nat to repeat the mistakes made
by Kaiser Iilhelm and his war-lords in 1914. Let there be no mistake. if our libe
ties are threatened, we will fight for them," he said.
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More ominous. however. was a movement reported from Iarsae where a large group
of exiled Czechs were forming a Czech Legion under General Lev Prchala. former
linister_o! the Interior of the Carpatho-Ukraine. as a direct threat to Hitler. Claim-
ing that Germany had broken all promises to Ioravia and Bohemia, General Prchala
warned that the Czechs were almost at the point of an open rebellion. Ihat made thi Q5» I'n.J 3 , , -, ~, = - _. , '_. - _.if .' 1 ' ,
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1' "The anti-Cominterh pact is intended for the destruc. in of the Comintern. andnot for anything else. nder the pressure cf this agreement, however, Soviet Russia
Ina become inactive, if temporarily, and the antagonism between the totalitarian
States and the democracies has come to the fore. But that does not alter the fact l
that Soviet Russia remains Japan's potential enemy. Ie must therefore direct the anti-
Comlntern pact against her, as hitherto. At the same time, we must see that the
Soviet does not make political capital out of the friction we are likely to have with
Britain, America and France over the China question, Since the Munich Pact, the
Soviet has been endeavoring to check Britain and France by flirting with Genmany and
Italy and scheming to influence the major democracies to make things unpleasant for
Japan, In the light of the prevailing world situation, Japan must adopt judicious
measures to keep Soviet Russia out of mischief.
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Ihile United States Ambassador Iilliam Bullitt was declaring at Neuilly the first
of the week that a new world war is not inevitable, and saying that Americans killed
in the last war had not died in vain because they "prevented the formation of a world
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Ambassador to the Court of St. James was curiously spot-lighted by the privately cir-
culated and well-in fonmed leek of London:
London and perhaps Rashington! was becoming increasingly puzzled this week by
the Mystery of Ur. Kennedy--and still more by the mystery of why Hr. Roosevelt main-
tains Hr. Kennedy in the post of Ambassador to Great Britain. His role has been, and
still is, of very much greater importance in its effects on both sides of the Atlantic
than the general public supposes. Before his recent trip to Iashington, Ir. Kennedy
Brie 11w-nlriu u|n192 1-nqmn re I,-92+'h r-nr.i1-n1; nu an "n|r,n.=mer;n" A4 {I- .1 6'-in-0 -141-an I-In I¢92-I Iél 92¢l|l% I'92-Q1 K;l.l92 Ill ml-ll E? Ull 92I92Jl'J. Yll-Q 92l@ Klfl 1 P¥92l§§ Q I16 I I §~ C U . IE W1?
the principal apologist for Br. Chamberlain in Washington, and at the same time was
known to be informing Er. Chamberlain that in reality
icon opinion--so far from being hostile to Hunichism,
that therefore Hr. Chamberlain did not really need to
bursts of indignation from the other side, regardless
08-I88,American opinion--serious Amer-
was really supporting it and
worry about the apparent out-
of the quarter from which they
Hr. Kennedy, whose relations with certain representatives of General Franco were com-
mon knowledge. played a particularly important part in the politics of Non-Interven-
tion' and was actively engaged in supporting, from his strategically strong position.
the policy which resulted in the great break through of the Axis in Spain. His trip
to Iashington was, as everyone expected, the occasion of a
by the President, But the mystery began when Ur. Kennedy,
holiday, after iii returned to London as Amtassadcr. For,very severe dressing down
instead of being sent on a
since his return. his activ-
ities have become more remarkable than ever. He has, for instance, gone to the length
of informing members of the British Government that they need not worry about any-
thing that Hr. Roosevelt may say, for the reason that ! "It will be my friends that
are in the hite House in 194;." Q?! oqseyeltgis run_b the Jev and all the anti
Fascist sentiment i* _,a-Q
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the Government whic
considerable eyebro
them useful. There
four weeks on which
quoted but decisive
made that continued
Industries greemen
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h he is. after all, supposed to
s-lifting even among those--in
have, in fact, been several cc
the opinions of the United Sta
ly used at British Cabinet meet
signs of "appeasement" and, ab
t with the German Government, a
' la ti T th I ttes these staggering opinions about
represent, have occasioned some
the "appeasement" camp--she find
casions during the past three or
tes Ambassador have been not merely
ings, when the suggestion has been
ove all, the Federation of British
re producing a disastrous effect on
to suggest that the American Ambass-
ot representative at all of Americanhe nt n c. o osc I10 ry
holic speculator--is probably n
opinion, and is playing a'EEiEUf is own, the retort is made: if that is so, why
does he remain Ambassador?/
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Communications _ }ommi_ss_ion. Look care uIl'§f"into fhe part 'Euerallilectric played in our failure to launch satellites .
12 PoI;t_<-:11. while on General Electric's payroll, was also a ~-consultant for the Ara and advised to switch our satellite toa Viking rocket ower by a General Electric engine. This _ ~.switching of roc ets and rocket engines was one of the most o " =ti important factors in causing the United States to lag behind -Russia in launching the fgst sputnik. ..._ _. e I T
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