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My dear ur- Hoover:
Over the radio recently I heard about a speech
you made in San Diego in which you nade several
references to and remarks about Senator McCarthy
of Iisconein. I have never been able to_fIndn any
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up dear ur. Hoover
I know I am a little late, but I wish to
commend you on the statement you made in support qf
Senator NCCarthy who is working so hard to rid our
country of subuersiues and traitors. It is a pity
that more outstanding men do not have the courage to
out in support of what is right as uou have.
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"is not going to be pushed around."
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be carried on by the F.B.I. - and we in a sense agree with her -
4- but when the reports are given no attention or mall attention by the
s. higher ups, there is nothing for the representatives of the people
to do but to bring the question out into the open.
. Along thisdline former President Truman writes me today that sane
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and it man moat thoughtful of you to bring your
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tit discouraged by the recent criticisms which have
been directed touarde ue by several governors. Our
position, iith roipect to investigations of alleged
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discharge our obligations to the best of our abilities,
as eet forth by law. He shall continue to do so
until the lave are changed. _
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CONTRACT CARRIER CONFERENCE
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possible to use a 24-foot body instead of the 22-foot bodies used on most
cab-over-engine models.
The new truck tows a 28-foot trailer, thus providing a total of 52 feet
of loading space although the combination is only 60 feet overall.
Space saving equipment which permits the transportation of larger pay
loads is of increasing importance to Ohio motor carriers because of the enactment
of the axle-weight law.
Additional information can be obtained from I " -or Corp.,
409 South West 13th Avenue, Portland 5, Oregon.
lN'IT§R§TA'I'§ __CO}-1"1§RCl-J, O!~1MIS$IQiY NEW QFDLB
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"QUALIFICATIONS AND MAXIMU!-I HOURS OF SERVICE OF B-iP'I.-OY'EF..S OF MOTOR CARRIERS
AND SAFETY OF OPERATION AND EQUIPiENT"
The Interstate Commerce Commission on August 5, 1953, amended certain
provisions upon petitions of certain trucking associations, as follows:
"It is ordered, That sections 193.25, l93.42, and 193.77 be, and
they are hereby, amended as follows:
1. 3193.25 e! ! - Delete subparagraph ! and substitute
' the following:
L! The stop lamp or lamps and directional signals on
the rear of any motor vehicle shall be red or amber;
2. Q1-33.42 c! - Delete paragraph c! and substitute the
following:r
c! Trucks and truck tractors having three or more
axles need not have brakes on the front wheels, except
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steerable axles the wheels of one such axle need not
be equipped with brakes.
3. $193.77 - Following the word "Requirements" in the opening
statement, change the colon to a comma and add:
except that with respect to wood charcoal heaters these
requirements shall be effective on September 1, 1953:
4. 2193.71 b! ! - Delete subparagraph ! and substitute
the following:
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of subparagraph !: -
Wood charcoal heaters shall be enclosed within a metal
barrell, drum, or similar protective enclosure which
enclosure shall be provided with a securely fastened
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2193.77 c! ! - nos the following sentence to the and
of subparagraph !:
Wood charcoal heaters shall be secured within the
enclosure required by subparagraph c! ! of this
section and the enclosure shall be securely fastened
to the motor vehicle.
5193.77 c! 9! - Delete tho proviso which ends the
first sentence after the heading of subparagraph 9!
and substitute the following in lieu thereof:
Provided, however, That this requirement shall not
apply to heaters used solely to heat the cargo space
of motor vehicle: where such motor vehicles or heaters
are equipped with means specifically designed and
maintained so that the carbon monoxide concentration
will never exceed 0.2 percent in the cargo space.
E193.7? c! 3! - Delete Subparagraph 3! and
substitute the following:
3! "Tell-Talg"_indioators, Heaters subject to
subparagraph c! 4! of this section and not provided
with automatic controls shall be provided with
"tc1l~tale" means to indicate to the driver that the
heater is properly functioning. This requirement shall
not apply to heaters used solely for the cargo space
in semi-trailers or full trailers.
§l93.77 c! 4! - Delete the last sentence of subpara-
graph 4! and substitute the following:
This requirement shall not apply to wood charcoal
heaters or to heaters used solely to heat the contents
of cargo tank motor vehicles, but wood charcoal heaters
must be provided with a controlled method of regulat-
ing the flow of combustion air.
§193.77 o! 5! - In the first sentence, delete
"Every combustion-typo heater the date of manufacture
of which is subsequent to December 31, 1952," and in
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Every combustion-type heater, except wood charcoal
heaters, the date of manufacture of which is sub»
sequent to December 31, 1952 and every wood charcoal
heater, the date of manufacture of which is subsequent
to September 1, 1953,
It i5_furth;r_ordcred, That except to the extent relief is being
granted by the amendments set iorth above, that the above-described
petitions ho, and they are hereby, denied;
And it is further ordered, That this order shall be effective on
the date hereof, and shall continue in effect until further order
of the Commission.
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over regular and irregular routes from Madison, U. Va. to commnniti0S and
villages in Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Virginia and Tennessee.
1§th ANNUAL
OHIO_STATE_SaFETX CQHFERENCE
As previously announced in one of our bulletins the 15th Annual Ohio
State Safety Conference will be held TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
SEPTE{BER 15, 16 and 17, 1953, at HOTEL CARTE3, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The program, which is divided into L9 section meetings, covers practically
every phase of safety.
The meetings which should be of interest to contract carriers, showing
their dates, times, places and programs are as follows:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMEH 15th, 9:45 A. n. - HOTEL caarsa, EL RANCHO noon
SECTLQN 5 -_IBi§FIQ_ENGINEERlNG
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1. "Progress of Ohio Turnpikes". Russell S. Deetz, Traffic Engineer,
Ohio Turnpike Comission.
2. "New and Proposed Uniform Traffic Control Devices". Harry E. Neal,
Chief Engineer, Division of Traffic & Safety, Ohio Department of Highways.
3. New and Proposed Changes in Uniform Traffic Act." Harold G. Eckhardt
Assistant Chief Engineer, Division of Traffic & Safety, Ohio Department
of Highways.
4. "School Crossing Protection." An open forum discussion led by Anthony
J1 Carrothors, Traffic Engineer, City of Dayton.
5. "Trucking and Traffic." An open forum discussion led by George U.
Howie, Traffic Engineer, City of Cincinnati.
6. Election of Sectional Officers for 1954.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15th, 9245 A. M. - HOTEL CARTER, SPAHISH ROOM
SECTJQQ 8 ¢rPg2LIQlTRins§oRTATIon
PROGRAM
1. "What Prevents Standardization of Safety Design in Modern Transit
Equipment? A. S. HeEvoy, Assistant General Sales Manager, Truck & Coach
Division, General Motors Corporation.
2. "Medical Aspects of Accident Prevention." Dr. Harold Brandaloone,
Medical Director, Third Avenue Transit Corporation, New York City, H. Y.
Ky,1.
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3. "Safety in Traffic." Donald C. Hyde, General Manager, Cleveland Tfnit
System.
TUESDLY, SEPTEMBER 15th - LUNCHEOH - 12:15 P. M. HOTEL CARTER, RAINBOW DOM
PRESENTING: Dr. Tennyson Guyer "Ohio's Ambassador of Good Will, Findlay,
Ohio in "INNS OH THE ROAD TC HAPPINESS"
TUESZMY, SIPTEHBER 15th - 2:15 P. M. HOTEL CARTSR, ENGLISH ROOM
SECTION l5- PU3Ll§_TEC3$PQRTlT1QFQOGSPI-lg." W O
1. Pan;1 Discussion on subject matter covered in Morning 5c8si0n-
TUESDLV, SEPTZMSER 15th - 2:15 P. H. HOTEL CARTET, PETITE CAFE Main Lobby!
s1-mm: 11. _ SlE'£.lY_1jL;sn§ ,5:-git BLQIIJESS
PRGGILM
1. "You Arc Paying For All Accidents - Why?". H. G. Hays, General Manager
Ohio State Srfcty Council.
2. "Assistance AvailebloWhy Don't You Take It?" R. T. Spencer,
Actin; Supervisor, Division of Safety & Hygiene, Industrial Commission of
Ohio.
3. "Opportunity Unlimited." S. R. Christophnrsen, Prosidunt, Smaller
BusineGS of Amvrica, Inc.
TUEEIAY, SETTIEBIR 15th 2:15 P. M., HOlTL CARTER, SPANISH ROOM
§P;C_TIo:~: 19_.,.1:».P:1yf_j.3 £11.10;-.1t_o;:
1. "Ohio's Drive: Education Program". Paul E. Landls, Supervisor, Health,
Physical Education and Safety, State of Ohio.
2.r "Automobile ClubsCcntributions to Driver Edue:ti0n."- Charles Vibberts,
Director of Safety Activities, Ohio State Automobile Association.
3. Devices to Facilitate Behind the Wheel Instruction." Phillip H.
Raufmann, Instructor, Driver Education.
4. "whet Students Should be Taught in the Classroom". Miss Josephine Kyle,
Instructor, Driver Education.
5. Panel Discussion.
TUESDAY, SFPTEHERR 15th - 2:15 P 1., HOTEL CARTTL, EMBASSY HOCH
sx~:0;Ii.~u 20 ._ c;>:";-1=?,=.c1;1., I-1_C!'E'*O_E.;_C;._F_¢Pl~.Ei$_,_ n,1,i:nu_;g, PROGF.-92.M i
1. Panel Discussion: Topic - "Safety". Pena] Moderator: Burnard S.
Goldfcrb, Executive Sccrot;;y, Cleveland Draymcns Employers Association.
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Panel Members: William Hubbard, District Supervisor, Eureau of Motor
Carriers, Interstate Commerce Commission.
William H. Long, Vice President, Bakery Drivers Union, Local Ho. 52,
I. B. T. C. W. H. A.
Richard Boose, Safety Director, Norwulk Truck Lines.
2. Discussion Period.
TUESDAY, SEPTE{BER 15th - 7:30 P. M. HOTEL CARTER, GRAND BALLROOM
SAFETY ON TSE SCREEN, Sponsored by The Cleveland Film Council, Mrs.
ngrgarét D. Saflor,EPresident. The best available films will be shown
on: Hone, Fire, Traffic, Child and Occupational Safety.
16th - 9:45 A. M. HOTEL CARTER, AVIATION ROOM wnmnsmx, szerrnem
5_CClDE_N'I creeonns a THEIR noses. §EQTIQI»1V2¬l-_ , THAF_F_I_,C f e
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th ~ 7:30 P. M. HOTEL CARTER, RAINBOW ROOM
SAFETI RALLY IN DU STQI AL _ fQ'§}.OY'F_ES _.'g1_D_ E_I {L FAb1l_I_._1ES "***
Presiding: Frank O'Mslley, Personnel Director, Ferro Machine & Foundry,
Inc.
PROGRAM
Nick-o-Time Awards, sponsored by the Ohio Strte Safety Council ind the Bulovn
Watch Company, will be presented to several persons from northeastern Ohio,
92I92n.92 wait-92 Qnwrrgrq In on I-::_. Ir navy. Hqwntn an-92+PIlI92J lJ'LY¬ I:|ClI.dHl ll L-I-J-K4 J: §92!L-1'; OOQI-92-ILL: GL1.
Carl C. Byers, Superintendent, Perm: Public Schools. Safety Address:
speak on the subject: "Steady Driving By Jerks." Hr. Byers will
Presenting: Paul Benson, The Laff Auctioneer. One of America's outstanding
audience participation shows. This is a combination of "People Are Funny"
and "Truth or Consequences." Benson has been called "An Atom Bomb of Fun
and Hilarity." Dont miss this wonderful attraction.
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Door Prizes.
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WEINESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th - 9:45 A. M. HOTEL CARTER, NAUTILUS ROOM
SECTION ,1,1.,is:~.r.I-:T§_ L?l3_IF:_LA'I'ION
PROGRAM
1. "Resume of Legislation in 1953." Speaker to be announced.!
2. "The Heed For Motor Vehicle Inspection." Speaker to be announced.
3. "Improvements in the Drivers License Law." Speaker to be announced.!
4.
5."Operation of The Financial Responsibility Law." Speaker to be announced.!
Discussion Period.
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UEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER léth - l2:l§ P. M. HOTEL CARTE£, PAINBDU HDUM
LUNCHDON _ _Presiding Herold H. German, Attorney, Krueger, German & Davis, President
Greater Cleveland Safety Council .
Presenting: Spencer D. Irvin, Associate Editor and Foreign Affairs
Columnist, Cleveland Plain Dealer in THE WORLD AT THE MOMENT".
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17th 12:15 P. M. HOTEL CARTER, RAINBOW ROM
LUNCHEON
Presiding J. C. Hiustcnd, Vice President and Secretary, Ohio Farmers
Insurance Company, Chairman, Executive Committee, Ohio State Safety
Council.
Presenting: Raymond Heals, Findlay, Ohio, Radio Artist-Lecturer-Educaterh
Newspaper Columnist in "BUILDING PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING".
Our Cenfc once is a cooperating organization for the 15th ANNUAL OHIO
STATE SAFETY CONFERENCE and our General Counsel is a msber of its general
Comittee on Arrangements.
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APPLICLTIOEYS IO AJEEIJD CONTRACT CARRIE? PTRMITS
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P. 339 - An application to change shippers filed by R. E. Dieckbrnder, Cincinnati,
Ohio by adding: Early and Danie] Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, and removing
National Molasses Company. Also requested temporary authority.
ososas or THY. co1~r~11ssI0N INVOLVING APPLICATIONS TO AMEND
CONTBAQI,QiE5IEB:P£EkIT§r, __ for I _,_,W,. _;
P. 1666 - A transferred and amended permit issued to James H. Troyer, dba Troyer
Trucking Service, Canton, Ohio, to haul for the following shippers: The Leisy
Brewing Cbnpony, Cleveland, Ohio; Stark Brick Co. East Canton, Ohio; Ten Color
Stone Co. Inc. Sherrodsville, Ohio.
P. 2258,» An order and amended permit issued to Kenneth Frazier dba Frazier Lines,
Frodericztown, Ohio, xhanging shippers as follows: add Marion Milling Company,
Marion, Ohio. Remove Standard Milling Company, Chicago, Illinois.
THE?» PUBLIC _UTILITIES_ 001411115301-1 gorggorgg
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SEPTEMBER 8th - 10 A. M. Case No. 23,649. Forest Ripley, dba Pike Trucking
Company, RD #1, South Charleston, Ohio, application for new irregular certificate
as follows: "The transportation of ;eneral commodities from and to points and
places in Pike County, Ohio.
BEPTSMBER 8th - 10 A. H. Case No. 3655. William J. Kenna, Columbus, Ohio,
application for a new permit transporting oxygen, etc., in cylinders, from Columbusg Mansfield and Marion, and will return empty cylinders. In addition, carrierC ll grinsport carbon dioxide products, in liquid or dry fonc, from Barberton toolum us, for the Notional Cylinder Gas Company, Chicago, I111nQ19_
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1 O P M Case Ho 3860 Hi-Hay Motor Freight, Inc. 132$ SEP'lT2-IBERBth- 33 I 0 ' °
Second Street, S. N. Canton, Ohio, application to transfer permit Ho. 811 to
Oyler Bros., Inc., 1324 Second Street, H. W. Canton, Ohio.
SEPTEMER 8th - 1:30 P. M. Case No. 405. Price Motor Freight, Inc. 715 Mahoning
A v nn~=fnuH Ohin lnnliration to amend nernit Ne. 193 by adding as a shipper,
§£Z'én§§§§t§{;eic§§§5§aZ§S§,'s£Z§Sn,'P£nnéy1%an1e, transporting brick and other
clay products from points and places in Ohio to our plants in Hahoning County,
Ohio.
SEPTEMBER 8th - 1:30 P. M. Case No. 24,009. Stanley S. Robbins, 2560 Claybourne
Road, Blendon Township, Franklin County, Ohio, application for a new irregular
certificate, as follows: The applicant will operate on call of the public over
the highways to and from Franklin County, Ohio. The only equipment to he used
will be a 1947 Cab chassis truck to haul house trailers to 2560 Claybourne Road
for repair and from camp to camp as requested by customers.
SEPTEMBER 9th ~ l0 A. M. Case No. 23,829. Earl H. Geshwilm dba Tandem Trucking
Company, 5514 Theota Ave. Penna, Ohio, application for now irregular certificate
as follows: Applicant herein desires to operate on call of the public over
irregular routes to and from any and all points in the following counties of
Ohio: Cuyahoga, Medina, Lorain, Lake, Goauga, Portage, Summit, Coshocton. Said
application to cover only the hauling of those materials usually and regularly
carried in dump trucks, primarily coal and building materials.
SEPTEMER 9th 10 A. M. Case No. 24,195. Creig Freight Lines, Inc. 550 East .
South Street, Akron, Ohio, application to transfer irregular certificate
No. 1514 and Regular certificate No. 3239 to M & H Trucking Company, Akron, Ohio.
Center, Ohio, application to transfer irregular certificate No. 7016 to Walter Guy,
P. 0. Box 1,16; Canfield, Ohio.
SEPTEnBR 9th - 1:30 P. M. Case No. 2A,O26. Lester Arnold, New Athens, Ohio,
application to anend irregular certificate No. 7958, as follows: That part of
the authority be changed to read "Also from and to New Athens, Harrison County,
Ohio, and all points within a distance of ten 0! miles of the village limits
thereof." Amendment if granted to be subject to all restrictions new in said
certificate.
smnmsn eth 1=3e P. M. Case No. 3733- Eugene B. Lightel, 1.21 n. um st.
Dover, Ohio, application to arend permit Ho. 3275 hy adding as a shipper Bernard
Omigel dha Snigel Coal, New Philadelphia, Ohio, transporting coal.
SEPTEMBER 10th - lO A. M. Case No. 3862. The P. S. Truesdell Company, Columbus,
Ohio, application for a new permit transporting corn syrup from distributio
plant in Columbus, Ohio to points and places in Ohio, for the A. E. Staley
Manufacturing Company, Decatur, Illinois.
BEPTEMBER 10th 1:30 P. M. Case Ho. 3861. Roscoe G. Marks, RFD #1, Hassillon,
Ohio, application to transfer permit No. 2188 to M & W Transportation Company,
Hasszllon, Ohio.
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Bothol, Ohio, application to transfer irregular certificate No. 1806 to John
Holdorfiold dba Snider's Express, Bethel, Ohio.
SEPTT}BE 10th - 1:30 P. M. Case He. 3471. Robert Smith dba Robert Smith
Truck Service, P. O. Box 23, Steubenville, Ohio, application to amend perndt
No. 3033, by adding as a shipper, I. C. Happ Association dba Triangle Hines,
Inc. Marietta, Ohio, Handling coal for the shipper.
SEPTEMBER 10th - 1:30 P. M. Case No. 23,983. City Motorcycle Delivery, Inc.
1969 East 55th Street, Cleveland, Ohio, applicatio for new irregular certificate,
as follows: The transportation of property over irregular routes from and to
any point in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, providing 24 hour, 7 days per week, emergency
expediting service, using straight stake trucks with maximum load of 5,000 pounds;
property need not be crated or packaged; Further, restricted against transporta-
tion of household goods; against furnishing dump truck or tank truck services;
against transporting any property which by reason of its size or weight requires
special permission from the State Highway Departmnt.
SEPTEMBER llth - 1O A. M. Case Ho. 2926. T. A. Brennan dba Brennan Transporta-
tion Sorvicc, 4130 Bradley Road, Cleveland, Ohio, application to amend permit
No. 33 by removing as a shipper the Appalachian Hardwood Lumber Company, and
Allied Bowling Pin Service, Inc., of Cleveland, Ohio, and also adding The Harshaw
Chemical Company, Cleveland, Ohio, transporting chemical products and all other
merchandise sold, manufactured or purchased by shipper, between all points within
Cuyahoga County.
SEPTIMBER llth ¢ 1:30 E. M, Case No. 3721. William E. Caswell, RFD #2,
Uhrichsville, Ohio, application to amend permit No. 2647 by adding the following
shippers: Robinson & Sons Sewer Eipe Co. Cleveland, Ohio, and Universal Sewer
Pile Corp. Cleveland, Ohio, transporting products_from factories at Dhrichsville,
Goshen, New Philadelphia! and Diamod, Ohio to points and places in Ohio.
SEPTEHER llth -1:30 P. M. Case Ho. 3865. James Spring, Robert Spring,
Lawrence Spring, dba Spring Brothers, P. 0. Box 177, New Philadelphia, Ohio,
application for a new permit transporting sand, gravel, slag, all bituminous
mixes, lumber, limestone and all other types of material, whereever designated
by said employer, at rates as set forth in Exhibit A for the Edgar Spring, Inc.
ew Fhiladelphia, Ohio.
ENCLOSURE
The enclosure heretofore referred to will be enclosed with a later bulletin.
CONTRACT CARRIER CONFERENCE OF
OHIO TRUCKING ASSOCIATION
CHARLES neurons, cnaxannn
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Deer Sire:
The enclosed editorial quotes oolulniet Bey Tucker
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not correspond either in context or inference to this
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Iehat one comes to*éxpeot 5? you whom I have foiioeed92lthru the years with great confidence and, if anything,
greater admiration. I have felt that without you and.._;_ f._
the vital organization which you have so ably directed, _ _;__,
thru the years the nation probabiy wouid have oeen
enveloped with these subvereives that, to me, are far
more dangerous to the security and peace of America
than any of these far off conjured up enemies, the
threat of which is constantly being dragged before us
for a lousy set that ought to have been drowned ehen
they were JittJe'. What a tragic plight they nave brought
upon America?
I am encloaing a copy of a ietter I
recently wrote to Senator Ecuarthy, every word of which
goes for you too.
May God bless and keep both of you.
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Deer Senator HeCerthyl.
Ih1s should have been sritten long ege
but like millions of other sore! see end aegleettul ieerioens
who secretly bsroor doe suiuirstion end spprove your eoursgeoueerusade to rid Amorioejpef its most isngarous enemy, 1 en
guilty uf not performing my petriotie duty in expressing I1
moral support. been-tneless tn.t toes not diminish my very seep
Luptéiitiun for the great work you ere loin, nor say tiefense
of you whonervr the ooeselel presents itself. And I snot to
unsure you that I -nil continue to do see
1 ens sshuaes st the sows:-aly end. tiail
support given you by those in the top eehel on of our govern-
nom. [and Party! that should be fighting shoulder to shoulder
ii. every turn. {mi then ihen I ti-uni iaoi end refleot upon eiiai
happened to our great rurty end reoonstruet the strange
interlude of events shieh to as is the very entithosis of shat
the unparsllelei Aneriosn way means to lee, I tnos in I; heart
thot e lot of things ere going to have to still be eh-aged} I
can undo:-stud the peouiier situation you end those who believe
as you do are u~_'- g?-921n'al.. I 13:1 afraid th.-it America will not oz
1_our§._;ul c.i'_ its sine until is have e real Henneseinee and I nee
Reformation.
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e greet eil ent, innrtioul eta Lend e good mm not so martian-
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tenaeity and the emu-age to sorry en for the kins of Amoriss you
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Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Hoover:
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criminal his fiscal record, is above
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with further reference to your latter of
January 13th and my repiy of Ianuary Pith regarding the
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Lear Mr. Hoover:
lt is with an earnest desire and anriety that l write to
utu.
I hope you will bear with me and see why l write to you.-
tho I have wrizten you many times before and lauding your great
leadership curing the Har-
Today with the United Nations-earnestly deadlocked with
the rst and so called iron-Countries - it is most important that
hmerica stay free- and remain the land of the free- and the home
of the br_oe
ho man in America is more eroerienced- more capable than
you sir- and your great Federal Bureau of *nuestigction to guard
our heritage- our freedom- our Bill of Rightse and our constitution-
including the Fifth-emen;nent.
do I would very much like to ask you air-why you have given
uo your leadership and allouec sen. MacCarthy to take over your job-
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manrhr.-hoover is a oery ignorant and dangerous mane alreadyr he is
thinking of becoming another Dictator-another Hitler-already a few
oeoole have taken their liues- at his inquisitions- and and stupid
name-calling hearings- lt is more than the fate of a few Americans
or so-called security risks- it is the fate of our own whole country-
that is in danger-and-before long- Hr. Hoouer- ij'Ic. Carthy &
Veldeand den. Jenner-who called Gen. ¥arshall- a traitor and a
Comnunistyou don't curb these sinister Aazi-gang-you will witness
the first concentration of Political and Economic objections in the
firSt Concentratiln Camp.- in the ha2i-manner- in the U.5.A.
I urite this to you Ur. Hoouer- because- l have watched your
great and woncerjul utrk for many a year and because I lover
tais country with all its beautiful traditions and history. .
our Bill o hi hts-is a Charter like the 'Uhnna" from Heaven ou 9 1
Constitution as sacred as the Heavenly Mary-
I wouldn't like to see all these beautiful ights lost and
in jeoogrdy- and that is uaat is happening to-day in America.
'Can't you, Mr. Hoover- guard and protect the security of the
United otot;s as you have so successfully done in the past?
Can't you throa that bum kc. Carthy-out and you take over.
All this man has done is nothing- and has tended to confuse
the Am¬FiCG people-that they are bewildered and there is great danger
froi uithin our country-more so tian from any foreign nation-
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I hereby report, as in my opiniongone of the most dangerous sub-lversives in this country, Senator_£g§g2Q_B1iH¢C§§E§Z;
It is well known that the Communist technique is to create in
non-Communist countries fear, suspicion and national hatreds. Moderator
Dan Smoot two years ago broadcast over "Facts Forum", as a warning to
America, the following words he identified as having been uttered by
Lenin, we will win the western World for Communism without shedding a
drop of a single Russian soldier's blood. How? ... We will create fear,
suspicion. we will work inside by creating national hatreds, religiousantagonisms. we will pit father against son, wife against husband. We
will inaugurate campaigns to hate Jews and hate Catholics and hate Negroes... We will frighten them. We will create political chicanery. we will Iconfuse international diplomacy. we will do these things I
3 Joseph C. Harsch in the March 6, 1955 edition of The Christie,Science Monitor pointed out that the "Kremlin Heaps Spoils of McCarthy- _
Army Tiff." He added that "The Kremlin this week was getting all the w=-
benefits ... An incidental bonus was the erosion of American public
confidence in the loyalty of its armed forces."
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The Christian Science Monitor, in its March 2 edition, pointed 1
out that our unchecked senator is a matter of grave concern to the foreign!
diplomats interested in NATO. They remind us that the Atlantic Alliance §
is founded on a central core of defense of common principles, of personal
freedom and Justice, and that the Allies of the United states are gravely
concerned if those principles are challenged with apparent impunity in
our country. One diplomat is quoted as stating that this procedure "undermines the foundations of American leadership in the free world." ¢?
Melvin E. whiteleather,headed his column of March 7 "Can the
U. S. be Trusted? That is what Our Friends Are Asking. He also states
NATO was based on an assumption that the same basic democratic ideals
operated on both sides of the Atlantic and that now foreign countriesare concluding that their assumption was wrong. RECORDEDJ
Elmer Davis in his book "But we were Born Free showslven
our freedom to think has been and is being assailed.§_He repoF§s also theldeliberate efforts made to intimidate his spOBOr§T§D keep him off theair. The same iiid of story has been revealed repeatedly by Drew Pearson.
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Elmer Davis points out, regarding McCarthy, One of his great
assets is that his supporters have the true making of the fanatic - they
are not interested in facts. The endless exposures of McCarthy's endless
untruths do not affect them.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin in an editorial on March 2
referred to "Senator McCarthy's charges and methods, which are disrupting
national unity and making effective administration of Federal affairs
almost impossible. The Wisconsin Senator is more responsible than any
other man in public life for spreading fear and suspicion among people
who are as sincerely opposed to Communism as he himself professes to be."
Senator Flanders on March 9 on the Senate floor stated that
McCarthy "is doing his best to shatter the Republican party" and that his
search for internal subversion is diverting the nation's attention from
external troubles to an "extent dangerous to our future as a nation."
This statement was later approved by President Eisenhower.
Vice-President Nikon on March 13 spoke of the harm being done
by McCarthy and declared that unfair inquisition methods help to destroy
"our freedoms.
Jack Anderson and Ronald W. May, in chapter 26 of their book,
"McCarthy", state that McCarthy in 1949 demanded the right to "sit in"
when a 3-man Senate Committee investigated the "Ma1medy Massacre" trials,and virtually took charge of the investigation and denounced his fellow
senators as attempting to whitewash the American military"; that, for
weeks, he kept up a continuous stream of denunciations on and off the
floor of the Senate, which were echoed by the Communist press in Germany
and caused such a bitter reaction in that country against America that
the sentences of the Nazi murderers had to be comuted; that the so-
called evidence which McCarthy produced was received by him from Rudolf
Aschenauer, of Frankfurt, Germany, a member of the Communist spy ring;
that the fictitious evidence produced by this Communist was given the
ring of truth by McCarthy and then handed to the German press as au-
thenticated by an American senator, thus inflaming the German people
and damaging the American position in that country; that, in the opinion
of Anderson and May, McCarthy thus damaged his country and its reputa-
tion abroad to win the proGerman Wisconsin votes; that Walter
Harnischfeger, a_pro-german Milwaukee pre-fab manufacturer, who made nu-
merous trips to Germany and criticized the war-crime trials, was free
quently quoted by McCarthy in the Congressional Record; and that the
young lawyer, who assisted McCarthy in the Malmedy investigation, was in
fact an employee of the Harnischfeger Corporation.
Jack Anderson and Ronald w. May, in their book, "McCarthy",
further point out how McCarthy organizes boycotts and issues threats
against publications that publish facts about him; that there are ll
parallelson foreign policy between McCarthy's voting record and the Red
party line; that in the opinion of FBI counterspy Philbrick, "The hard-
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love Senator McCarthy's name calling." Ibitten Communist elite just
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. I em enclosing a lett er copy to Bishop for you to
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for fear they will find:-cl! ways to get rid of him just like they
did General }'L2C.{:T?fUR,It seems like today instead of helping the
committees to clean the undsh-able ,tney turn on the mes that dare
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theinnmenthaveanythingwfeerh-mtharqmallaericanzlekncnbuzshwldnot hesitate to nay they are not a C
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FirstIaeasdnr!.rercfyourtal.ksm'1'I,i.n£
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I also have MoQ:.rthy's books, lismhowers, Gzurchill, General Hlc LRTHURB
Senator mm, Dulles, Vanderbergs, U5 confidential, and me abort Halmkove
the last one I bought out oi ourosity, J
My favorite neemen are , lhiltm Lewis, Geo E. Sakolsiq, Gilbert Forbes,
Robert Hurley, I listen to Drew Pearson, and 1-tu.-rrow because I like to
hear what both party's have to say, I-rank Edwards,
iereascnllietthe thihgslwantymtoknowlytokeepupcn
issues important to good governent and what is good for the USA
lboutyourtalJ:1a.stn.ite,Ihope yourealise theheads
ofovementused Philadelphiacreemcheeeeto psto
catch cocuunist and coddlers of oarlmmiet, the went would .
try to destroy them also, It is not Just McCarthy thods they
object to ,'Il1ey want to continue allowing the c drift in
high govement jobs in the same dignified manner as th t 20 yrl,
Qfcoureeldontliketobelieve you ma ccmparingldc to
Ineling cheese Iadzirehimverymichfor sta.ndingupagainetleft
wingers of both party's along with slanted Newman and papers,
hook at the way some schools act about I-icarthy,
Icent understand people turningcnthe cnes thattryto helpto
, make our country a better place to live in , and protect the coumuniste
BUTiwanttosesure you the people Slarenot confueedwehave eclear picture of what we wggz I the Hezisuof Goverment
' that are conhxs-ed,I think the pe are detemin the A-dmisteration
fails to keep their emnpaiga premises to the American people we will
start a new party for l956 the American pl:-ty,with out Dewey , Trmne.
Eilenhower, Nixm, , The people thought after the lowest type cmnpaign
in history that Biron would clean the reds d1t_ single handed, after
lleir talk of Trunsns uelese war, l'less,"eqnmist , BUT once elected
Trumanieagocdpatriot, rightaboutsendingtroupstolorea,He night Just aswell face it they either Egg} the people about
'.lrmmn, and went into office cm false pro I,'l _
Do you wonder that the thinking peqpll hl_Ie:lost faith in both
Hm President and V100,
You also spoke about people ld.cking about so much money being spent onchurches rathhr than for human beings, I happent -ot be one o.tr?§ ma-IV
that hols that way,I em enclosing some clippings for you to
which willl. help to bear me out,I believe all Ministers ehould make I1
point. to spend more time with our young in schools if necessary, Dex
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your intereet in writing to the FBI.
It in not poeeible for le, however, oe o
nutter of policy, to ezpreee an opinion concerning the
matter about which you inquired.
Sincerely yours,
John Edgar Hoover
Director
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Dear Mr . Hoover:
In today's paper, Senator H. Alexander Smith is quoted
as saying that he deplores Sen. McCarthy's "methods" of investigating
Communist infiltration, that he has discussed the subjett with you,
8: that you are, critical as I am of the way the Senator from Wisconsin
does things.
From personal experience l have found it to be true that
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Senator McCarthy's "methods," but also of the Communist menace in
this country .
On further questioning they can never suggest any more
effective methods, and take refuge in generalities such as "judicial
process" 81 the Senate is not a judicial body!, more gentlernanly - or
rnore statesmanlike - but no detailed method that would work, & work
better. As I am sincerely interested in finding out whether there is or
is not a more effective method, as well as whether you are again b-eing
misduoted as has happened before to my knowledge! to bolster someone
e1se's statements, I am writing to ask you whether this i what you think
& have said.
I should not have felt it proper to write, 8: ask you your
opinion of Sen. McCarthy's methods 8; their effectiveness, if you had
not been publicly quoted - under those conditions I feel that any American
may write you, quite properly, & ask for an expression of the facts.
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stated he would appreciate it very Illh it this neaeage could he
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Dear Hr. Hoover:
In a recent conversation which I heard, you were quotedas saying that Senator JosephcCartny was a "real patriot.
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hearing roonvhen the named individuals were testifying on 3-14 or 15-55, and
assert his rits to 'ueetioa these individuals concerning security matters .Accordi.n__to qfenetor McCarthy has instructed him to contact the FBI
- :5 relative as_certa g U blind memoranda could he procured on the mentioned
, ~ individune _eo that he, Senator McCarthy, would he tn a position to know the
complete he-Ekground of these individuale and could therefore possibly embarrassthem 17hi1£?uiltl1e stand under oath. _stated that both he and Senator McCarthythoughwthet this would be an excellent way to throw a monkey wrench into the works
of tlQ_Subcosru-nittee of the Committee on Government Operations and that veryf:-2.%1y¬ey thought it would be a good way in which to put I-Iutchini and one or two
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interest in protecting the FBI, at the same time our hands were tied with reliped
to furnishing information and that it would he o_cgops£g£e*$ith4him in
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on Talbotte Talbott has allegedly been rather ruthless and stubborn in
ha.ndlin of the old line Generals and Admirals in the Pentagon. They have3resented this deeply and have leaked conuiirable information tmymgtonMR. TOLSON:
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who hand-ks all business deals for the Du:-bin-Bond Company. As a result,
it rq ;11¢""d that McClellan has tried to be "soft" On Tl1bOtt in the hopes um:1=l~.';¢q;1mgnbm with the Durbin-Bond Company will escape the public.
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HONORAILIZ HAROLD IL. TALBOT?
SF.QR.ETARY O1-" THE AIR FORCE
A eource of unknown relialriiity hat etated that ii the Senate
Pormanonl Con-.rx.ittee on Lnveetigetione ever learned that Secretary Talbot!
wee formerly Chairman of the Board of the Dnrn-Bond Company, Little Rock
Araaneae, e. reel ecandal would reeuit; that eince Secretary Tall-ott hoe been
Secretary oi the Mr Force thie company has received aemeroue contracts,
particularly concerning the pnrchaee of oil Ind Secretary Talbott ie alleged
to have eteered the Air Force errangemente oi each contrecte. It wee further
etated that Senator McClellan, the Chairman of the Senate Permanent Committee
on lnveetigatione, wee a member of the lane firm in Little Rock, Arkaneee. which
handles bueineee deatinge for the Durhin-load Company for which reeeon it
wae aeeerted by our eource oi information that Senator McClellan had not
vigorously purItlOC the Talbot! matter in the hopee that the ctlunectione with the
Durbin-Bond Company would eecape public attentim.
The Bureau. oi couree, hoe not ieveetigated thie matter and
has no way otknowing whether there ie any heeie in [act for tble aeeertion.
However. it ie Ielt that thie le a matter that ehould be called to your attention.
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INFORMATION CONCERNING
long distance with Senator McCarthy t bihty of the Senator jumping intotii limelight again over matters concerning loyalty of Government employee.
xplained he told the Senator he would immediately prepare a
possible cases which the Senator could use in order to stir up things.
then wanted to know if we could prepare a series of blind mernorandme for
the purpose of passing on to him any information concerning loyalty cases which
Senator McCarthy might expose. He stated that he was particularly interested in
the National Labor Relations Board, the Bureau of the Budget, and the United /ii.
State s Information Agency.
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on 9/26/55, and spoke with DeLoach. stated he had recently discussed
coming to us, he knew full welltthat we could be of no assiltance to him in this
regard. He thenkstated that he personally had numerous sources in Governznent
agencies and thought he could get enough information frorrfsuch sources to carry
on the cainpaig-n'which he anticipated,
ACTION:
This matter will be followed closely to find out exactly what
has in mind. It is believed that at the preent tirn e he is going o "on his own
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Your eonnunioation dated April 9, 1956, with
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Tonto olio fllinoio nae beeuw P . . " -
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prompted your connunioation.
Ihile I would like to be of aeeiotanoo inoonnootion withinquiry, I can only
inform kin that n orna contained in the filoo L
of the FRI ie lainttlin-ed ae confidential in accord- in
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end no inference will be dram oeoeuee of II inability
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Jo of peeoible aeoietanoo to you and foryour confidonticl infornaoion, o review of the Farah ll,
1956, iooue of the low Teri woe loot Review" dioclooed
that the ad:-ertiaeiost =ef:=-t to tili-poeeibly pertaino to one which appear-e f
that iooao. The adver-tioenont etateo, "Soviet
Pablicationoi Imported from U382 - nouolo, boote,
periodical: in Englieh. Jloo eoieotifio, philosophic,
and political publications in the hoeian language.
Send for freo oatalopo. Yieit our opacioae new boot-
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Imported Pnhlicatiene and Prednete it regietered with
the foreign Jgente legietratien leetien qf the Bepartnent
of Jnetice under the Foreign Agents legietratien let
ae an importer of literature {rel lancer lxeeia;lnohareet, Runanil; and P.r1:, China. iargaret Coed,eleo known ae Horparet Coal ranbein, ie Jilted II
the ncnager and owner. In regard to her it ie noted
that the Yeport on the Oeegreee of American tenet,"
dated April 26, 1950, eriginll releaeed ea Obteber IE51949, rhich nae prepared and regeaeed by the dennittee
en Uh-American Jotieitiee U. 8. Deuce of Repreeentatieee,refleote en page 86 that *Thrgaret xv»-o.:., aliae
Iarqaret Cowl, ace a delegate of the Congreee of lnericln
Iolen to the meeting of the Inlet! International
Denocratic Federation held in Budapest in Deoenher 1948.
She nae the wife of Charlee Kruahein, now deceaeed,
former treasurer of the Connaniet Partyg UL 8. 1.,
and head of its powerful review board or disciplinary
body. She hoe held high peete in the Cennuniet Party;
U. S. 4., in her can right.. hlgInaeluch an the content: of _
letter appear to be of interest to the e ce
Department and the Bureau of Caetone, I have taken
the liberty of forwarding copiee of hie letter to
thoee lgenciee.
Sincerely yeure,
SAC, low fort:
Senator loUarthy'e communication which ie
a printed memorandum requeote a report as a baeie for
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goof devise _eontained_an_aduertieenent concerning
aaviet periodicals. Ins letter states tat boeis and
periodicals printed in Russia are sent to the United
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any information that could be obtained. n
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case sttdsl Iendell I. Iirry fir eenteept sf Congress.
is stated, 'iht1e I would be very glad to testify if the
ease were going ii be heard by en snbtessl Judge, I en
edutetng the Justice Department tht I I111 not testify
unless Judge Aldrich ettharcse free the ease." Ir. leerthy
pest en to stats, It Ill] be tspssetble ts pet e eesuletisn
because the eese is to be heard by Judge letley Aldrich, e
demonstrably incompetent and Irresponsible judge, Ihose past
eanduai proves that is eiii set rsie feiiiy and eijeetivsiy
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Joseph McCarthy based upon testimony developed in the Senate InternalSecurity Subcommittee during the last couple of days. I am confidentiallyadvised that this is the start of a program designed to rehabilitate
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did not apply to the Judiciary; that if an individual Justice were to ask for
'a name check of a law clerk, we naturally would cooperate but that I knew '-
of no program which the Judiciary had.
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October 30, 1955
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Dear Edgar:
The enclosed letter directed to you was sent to me withJthe request that I forward it on to you. I know nothing
whatsoever about the sender nor the contents of the letter.
I In fact, the note asking that it be sent on to you was not
evenlsgbned.
Jean joins me in sending our best wishes for good luck andikécod health. He lock forward to seeing you on our return
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P. S. Sir keep the breech of faith about
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Dear Sir:
Mr. Eisenhower, I urge you Sir, - you must speak to the
Nation on behalf of my request - I ask it in the "Name of Jesus" ---- --
all clergy all Religions all @133?! - Of the Holy Infaliable Government in
Home - must not vote! I I I ----- -- if they do - they will be choosing
thernsleves a leader - just asthe Jews did.! - the people have no right
to appoint a ruler for themselves.! only the dully authorized one by
Jesus Christ has the right to appoint a ruler over the people.! This
"Government" organized by Jesus Christ - "established in Rome by
St Peter;" St Peters Choir is the authority of Government.
Letter No - 7 Feb 18, 1956
Weather R. or D. get elected, - you are cieaiing with the policy of
Politics, - Evil don't ever forget it or think other wise at - no time
I don't vote; Voting is a set up by the lier-worker by the Enemy the deceiver
himself. - no signing peace treaty -itafake. - no production of weapns, Stop.
- no war - no arms - no production. - no rearming other countries.
~ no self defense. - no war defense bases.
D. 81 R. parties - unite, - into one party . All free nations unite into one.
UN Party, in rightiousness and and come to the aid of peoples in
the power of this evil force of every nation where they are. Not By Force;
War; -- But By Love! Do not keep Red China Out of the UN this keeps them
in Evil hands. *TMarys handmaid
/ Jesus ,1 Mary / Joseph
Mary and I are not interestiwhat They do.!
"'Butwhat-we-must-do. * Mary is not interested in how They! are doing
and what They! are going to do. Mary and I are anxious that We do!
whatsoever "He" has told Us.
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REMARKS
When advised of the Director's absence from the office,
the caller declined to speak with an assistant and
stated he would attempt to contact the Director
tomorrow morning.
The writer was able to overhear certain parts of the
caller's conversation with the Albuquerque operator, and is of the opinion that the caller was not Senator
I McCarthy. The caller's speech indicated a lack of '
formal education and he spoke with a definite accent
peculiar to the southwest. When the writer specifically
asked the caller ii he was Senator Joseph McCarthy of
Wisconsin, he became evasive, stated he would attempt
to contact Mr. Hoover tomorrow morning and
terminated the call. The writer then asked the
|operator [or the telephone number used in placing the
[call and was advised it was 8-2121. The writer was
very courteous in dealing with the caller and the
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Miss Gandy and Mr. Holloman were immediately
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ADDENDUM:
At 10:00AM on January 12, 1957, a pretext telephone
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that Senator McCarthy was presently in Washington.
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Asst Shaman Adams,
Secretary Humphrey
lttorney General Brlill
Director of FBI Hoover.
I want ezcpz-zine 1:17 grin! at the passing at our
Great American Senator Joe 405-m:-tb,y.
The President lack of eaqaresaing the ccnmtry's loss 01' the passing
of the Senator only shove what a little man nu: Livia in cur
Uhite House.
Ea all realize the " -* -
I predict Senator }ic3ar'1y like the Late Senator rm 9111 pllgui
their foe; .-are after death than in real lift.
in these moéern days one nogiecta taldng time to study I. mans real
worth untill after death.
Locke like the Republican Party ed 1111*-A i JI wonder 1: I-Zr American will also die with ncmrmm [J
In place of these two we nw have Hr Republicanl I
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swift. Comps;-ed to organized '-hate methods Americana? use todey, their
mot1.ods sere gentle. jedey they dent tear the heart out of you or
stone you or hang you on s cross. They do for worse. They more you
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wonder ii sf-ter all it is damn foolishness to be honestly patriotic
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Your letter dated my 4, 1957, has been received.C -Jan
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murder. sq !" Q21Please take the trouble to read the
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the chlorineted hydrocarbon to be so mortally affected.
I he ve been a news director foqgadio
stet*crs in Cincinnati for 19 years - and a foe of Communism
I knew Joe McCarthy as a courageous and /for longer than thet.
greet American as well as a friend.
I have the temerity to make my suggestion
directly to you sir, because I firmly believe that where the
Communists are concerned it is a mistake to take anything
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Respect
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For your information, the attached telegram datedMay 3, 1957, has been received from captioned individual inlficating that he
a Bureau investigation of the death oi the late Senator Josep McCarthy for any
evidence of foul play. ~~_-- "A" if ""*
Bufile 67-448888 reects that one »rork, applied for the position of Spec Agen in e Bureau in 1950.
This ile reects that numerous relatives live in Rochester, _l_92@92y__1[_qr_I~;_,
and there is a great possilility he is identical with current writer. He was not
given favorable consideration because of the unsavory reputation of two of his
brothers, of his own lack of interest and application to prior jobs and education,-his irresponsibility in general. "
REiCQhlMEND,ATION_:
' It is recommended that this wire not be acknowledged in view of
its subject matter and the fact that any acknowledgment might be misconstrued f
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knowing that your Bureau has the reeooneibility of nrotectiig the liveof our Congressmen and other nub f taking .
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with my brother, oecause I IBBL that time might be of the essence in a matter ,leach as this. I shall of course tell him of this reference.
. 4II hone you do not consider me oresumotuoue in sending you this information, -
however, I feel there 15 8 nossibity um there 1; lore to this than meets .5?
the eye, and I too had e high regard for Senator lcCarthy.I
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Could 3enator Iccarthy have been ludered? is vou know; Icarthy died of
Acute Heoatitis. But you may not know that acute heoetitis occurs when one of
the most diabolical tynes of murder oossible is committed. This means of
murder has suooosedly been used in some international intrigue Iurders- 3uch
murders are almost imnossible tn detect. It could be susoected in the case of
a controversial figure like McCarthy who dies of acute heoatitis, esoecially if
the disease is not due to a virus or bacteria. Hews reoorte ouote doctors as
saving that McCarthy's acute heoatitis aes_ggt due to virus or bacteria.
It is not commonly known that acute heoatitis of the liver results from
ooison. The most frequent ooisons causing it are arsenic and the common carbon
tetrachloride. Arsenic can be detected easily in the body and is not nearly as
suitable for murder or criooling as carbon tet. let carbon tat is not even
considered to be a noison and is oresent in men homes with its dangers virtually
unknown. It has been estimated by experts that a single gallon of carbon tet
would kill everyone on the Queen Harv if its fumes were disoersed throughout
the shin. Its effect on the liver is immediate and Criooling. If death does
not result, the
for years-liver heals in a year or two but the general health is damaged
The suooosed manner of comiting the murder would be to nour a small vial
of carbon tet under the hotel room door or through the crack in the window, after
the victim has retired. Carbon tet vnoorizes raoidly. The victim sleeos with
the fumes. Shuld he awake or be awake} he would orobably not susoect anything
since the smellis similar to common kerosene, cleaning fluids, and to many factory
smells. One suffering from sinus trouble Or loss of smell would, of course,
notice nothing uusual. Within a short while the victim's liver has received
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cases of lesser damage, the victim may not die, but his health
for vears. Brain daage and deoression, as well as general se~
Damage short of death is suooosedly oreferred by the victim!s
cases. The victim is m longer a threat-
is available in most hardware stores and in numerous other stores.
cleaning fluids and is used in some dry cleaning establisments, etc
1 murder by carbon tet is virtually undetectable and criooling is even less
detectable- There is no evidence. The murderer need not even enter the room.
The victim diesof what is a comon ailment which may be brought on by s host of
causes and there is no dofferencs in the symotoms. The carbon tat is virtually
undetectable inthe bod! after a few days.
I have heard resorts that doctors and governments are afraid that this
diabolical and virtually udetectable method of murder will become known to the
general oublic. This is a factor for vou to seriously consider before vou
broadcast any information regarding it- The nublic has never been made fully aware
; of the terrible dangers of this common household substance. If you are not now
J aware, I am sure you will be amazed at what e studv of the subiect will reveal.
' I am sure you will double check my statements before taking any action. I
1 em not saying icsrthy was murdered. It is an interesting oossibility however-
Did he not return from a trio shortly before his death? A man in s hotel is a
res v ct ut one alone in his own home is not safe from the oossibility. Itcoi?-Eg36%%1%° Y° °P me: °T $0 anyone. McCarthy may have received an earlierCIl 1 =lin,g dose.
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May 20, 1951
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover,
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Dear Mr. Hoover,
I don't know whether you have read the commentary written
by our former police officer, Edward J Allen, now Chief of Police of
Santa Ana, Calif. on the greatest American of our century, Senator Joseph
Mc Carthy - ii not, I shall be most happy to type this moving tribute and
send it to you. In this article, Mr. Allen states that your appraisal of
Senator Mc Carthy was not printed in our newspapers - and I would be most
grateful to be given tnis opportunity of reading an "honest man's" tribute to
another "honest man. Mr. Allen contributes generously to our diocesan
Catholic weekly! newspaper, the Lake Shore Visitor Register, wherein
this beautiful, yet frightening, masterpiece was printed.
I would love a copy of your tribute, Mr. Hoover and in closing
my thanks for the wonderful work you are doing so unstintingly for our
nation. We are most grateful.
I will remember you in my prayers.
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"* Dear Mr. Hoover:
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This letter is directed to you personally in view of dis-
cussions whict have arisen concerning the facts surrounding the
death of enator Josepc Carthy and I feel that I should directlpersonally ta yea te very {set stat discussions are in existence
in that foul play may have caused his death.
; As District Attorney of this county, I have no authority
to take any action in this case because death took place in another
Jurisdiction. I have not made any investigation into this case,
therefore I can only relate to you what information has been brought
to my attention. I have had the opportunity to view a copy of the
death certificate of Joseph H. Mc Carthy which states that the cause
of death was "hepatitis, acute, causes unknown", and I also received
a telephone call from a Doctor stating that there are two kinds of
1 hepatitis, one being the infectious type and one being the poisonous
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for your thoughtfulness . I
Joe gave his life, as Father Grill said at St. Mary's, principally
cause he exhausted himself physically for love of his fellow beings.
This is so very true that I, as his wife -- having known this for a
long time -- never thought before that amrone else would understand.lung,
When Joe came hone to Appleton, the heart and soul of this country {asstanding along the roadside m the 30 nile drive frw Green Bay. '*wa.s C]
all of that that made Joe and all of that to which he dedicated li_fe.
It was the reason for his sacrice of personal ccmfourt, the reas for
his courage to withstand being alone at times.
l cannot help but feel, however, that his sacrifice of personal confort,
his aloneness at times -- along with that of many unknown and unheralded
men -- will have been for nought unless we see the purpose of the immense
drive that was his. Knowing Joe as I do, I know he would be impatient
with the thought that we simply mourn his passing or praise his life.
God had purpose in both of these. The battle Joe fought so fearlessly
and with such insight is not over. It will only end, as Joe so often
said, with victory or death for our civilization.
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and demand a contract fron the men you send to man the watchtowers in
Hashington. If everyone of Joe's friends took that suggestion to heart,
I would then know God's purpose had been dcne.
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afterthought I lmow Joe would share. That is, never under-
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clash with the wrecking crew of our nation, he had in his mind -- and
this he has written -- the "thought of those real people who are the
heart and soul and soil of Imerica; thoughts of the young people in sq
office, toiling night and day ... thoughts of the naqy young men, friends
of nine, who went to their death in the Pacific for what they thought was
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if the facts are as stated in the statement fol18$inP and
a " I -K Sié"'Tl¬d by " EYE tT¬;L;EI_1 'iOTl$ly iIT1;DTtEI1t
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MS I an devoid of means of evaluiting this
information, and of the Dower to take whatever ation may be
necessary in the premises, I am taking the liberty of forward-
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Your letter of July 20, 195?, with enclosure,
has been received, ind I appreciate the thought which prompted
you to communicate with me. -
Although I would like to be of service, the matter
you mentioned has been previously called to my attention, and
it has been necessary for me to advise that the allegations f
contained in the material forwarded do not constitute a violation i
of Federal law within this Bureau's jurisdiction. I also regret | 6
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Director
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