Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Chief, San Francisco OfficeChief, Washington OfficeAlien Load - Eva KralovenskyCentralF-55649 September 19551.  The Washington Office has received a routine alien    lead on Eva Kralovensky, age 23, born in Czechoslovakia, S-5564    "housewife", endorsed for US immigration by the International    Rescue Committee. The Washington Office contacted one of    its sources and learned that Miss Kralovensky was a stewardess    on one of the three Czech airplanes which flew into West Germany    (possibly West Berlin) about four or five years ago. We were    also informed that she had been an employee of Radio Free Europe.2.  The Washington Office contacted Alien Branch (Sivess)    and asked if there was any reason to proceed further in    locating Miss Kralovensky on the assumption that she was    probably well-known in the intelligence community. Mr. Sivess    checked and informed the Washington Office that there would be    covert interest in Miss Kralovensky, and requested that her    address be obtained and the appropriate field office be alerted    for an alien contact.3.  The Washington source finally determined that    Mina Kralovensky moved to California but at the end of two    weeks finally settled in Reno, Nevada. She can be contacted    at 521 W 6th Street, Reno, Nevada.W. J. DuBoseCC: Chief, Contact DivisionAlien Branch (Sivess)McCann/1Source: W. R. Roper2405 U Street, N. W.Washington, D. C.ANALYSIS
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Chief, Contact DivisionATTN :FE/P BranchChief, San Francisco OfficeMiss Lyula DIMOVAREFERENCE:SP-113625 August 1955-55641. The name of the young woman of USSR nationality referred to in SP-11362, paragraph 10, and employed by the National Resources Bureau is Miss Lydia DIMOVA, ago 30 years. Her mother, presently residing in Harbin, is Mrs. Clavdia Dimova. The Dimova family is well known to the source for more than 30 years and therefore the source feels that any information passed on to her by the young woman employee of the bureau might well be considered as reliable.2. Prior to the departure of the source from Peiping, Miss Dimova visited her and pleaded with the source to assist in an effort that they might eventually get out of China. She begged her to register her name and the name of her mother with the United Nations, International Relief Organization, through the Reverend Stump of the Lutheran Church, World Federation of Churches at Granville Road in Hong Kong. Miss Dimova is desirous of setting up arrangements through IRO so that she and her mother may gain entry into Brazil. The source completed the necessary application on behalf of the Dimovas during her stay in Hong Kong.Mrs. Kira KarpinskyM. C. CHEEKJJWaldrontre
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Chief, FI/ROM/OISChief, Contest Division, 00Miss Lydia Dimova                                                                                                                                                                                11 August 195use 5-5564                                                                                                                                                                                    HEI-17851.  The attached preliminary copy of 00-B-87938 is forwarded as being of possible interest to your office.2.  The name of the young woman of USSR nationality referred to in paragraph 10 of the report is Miss Lydia Limova, age 30 years. Her mother, presently residing in Harbin, is Mrs. Clavdia Dinova. The Dinova family is well known to the source for more than 30 years and therefore the source feels that any information passed on to her by the young woman employee of the bureau might well be considered as reliable.3.  Prior to the departure of the source from Peiping, Miss Dimova visited her and pleaded with source to assist in an effort that they might eventually get out of China. She begged her to register her name and the name of her mother with the United Nations, Inter national Relief Organization, through the Reverend Stunf of the Lutheran Church, World Federation of Churches at Granville Road in Hong Kong. Miss Dinova is desirous of setting up arrangements through IRO so that she and her mother may gain entry into Brazil. The source completed the necessary application on behalf of the Dimovas during her stay in Hong Kong.4.  The above is forwarded for your information and whatever action you may deem appropriate. If you have any questions, please call Mrs. Carstens, extension 2268.E. M. ASHCRAFTEncl.: 1RCarstens/whcc Index
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STANDARD PORM NO. 04CONFIDENTIALOffice Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO : Chief, Contact DivisionAttn : Mr. Anthony Czajkowski, Alien BranchFROM : Chief, Detroit OfficeDATE: 4 October 1954SUBJECT: Failure to Locate Source LeadsI have made numerous attempts to locate the following source leads you furnished this office some time ago and without any success:Mr. Jan Kolar S-556422-Charlotte StreetDetroit, MichiganMr. Stanislav Rehak S-55641800 WestenawAnn Arbor, Michigan.Wallace & KominkJAMES R. MURPEYWWKonicki/bnFile: Mr. Jan KolarMr. Stanislav RehakCONFIDENTIAL
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CONFIDENTIAL# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTF-5564TO: Chief, Contact DivisionAttn: Mr. Anthony Czajkowski, Allen BranchDATE: 4 October 1954FROM: Chief, Detroit OfficeSUBJECT: Source Leads - No PotentialI have contacted the following source leads, which were supplied by your office, and have found they do not have any intelligence potential:Mr. Tadeusz Kowalski9055 Mc Clellan S-5564Detroit, MichiganMr. Vainutis VaitkeviciusGrace Hospital S-55644160 John R.Detroit, Michigan.for Wallace W. KonichiJAMES R. MURPHYWWKonicki/baFile: Mr. Tadeusz KowalskiMr. Vainutis Vaitkeviciussource leadsCONFIDENTIAL
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CAS NRS 35-36 ROUTINE 2614182CONFIDENTIAL CK NR 434 TO SAN FRANCISCO FROM WASHINGTONTO CHEEK FOR OSTLER FROM ASHCRAFT BY NEZA BRANCH (FOY) - CITE WA-7397CASE 15688 RPT 15698 YOUR REPORT SLC-9312 RPT 9012 (00-B 76230 RPT 76250) PARAGRAPH 3 RPT 3 LAST SENTENCE. DOES SOURCE MEAN THAT ΤΗΣ SOUTH AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE DOES THE CHECKING FOR ΤΗΣ SYNDICATE OR ONLY THAT THE SYNDICATE IS TACTFUL IN THE WAY IN VIECH IT CHECKS? WE SUSPECT THE LATTER IS THE CASE, BUT OUR CONSUMERS ARE CERTAIN TO WONDER. THIS IS A GOOD REPORT AND SHOULD BE OF VALUE HERE.FILE: FRANK CHRISTENSEN
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STANDARD FORM NO.# Office Memorandum • UNITED STATES GOVERNMENTTO: Chief, Contact DivisionThru: Acting Chief, Detroit OfficeFROM: John T. Hazen, Cleveland OfficeDATE: 7 Jan 54SUBJECT: Visit to Mr. Tadeusz Stefan Kucner, 2434 Tremont St., Cleveland, Ohio1. On 6 Jun 54, a visit was made to Mr. Tadeusz Stefan Kusner, a Polish displaced person who arrived in the US on 11 Jul 51. His alien registration number is 8 059 181.2. Mr. Kucner was born in Lwow 6 Feb 1905. He attended the Polytechnical Academy of Lwow from 1925 to 1932 when he received his degree in architectural engineering.3. From 1933 to 1939 Mr. Kucner worked for the city administration of Poznan as a building construction inspector for the Poznan building construction board of control. This was similar to a city planning commission in the US.4. In 1940, after the German occupation, subject was sent by the Germans to Warsaw. He worked in Warsaw as a representative of the inspector of building construction board of control until 1944.5. When the Germans evacuated the city Mr. Kucner was transported by freight car to Leipzig where he remained until the end of the war.6. Subject resided in several DP camps in Germany from 1945 until his departure for the US in 1951. He was employed by IRO as a technical examiner.7. During his years in both Poznan and Warsaw, Mr. Kucner was concerned only with residential buildings and was unable to supply information on industrial installations in these cities.8. Some comments made by subject, which are not worthy of CO-A dissemination, are being forwarded for any interest they may have.9. Since Mr. Kucner's arrival in the US he has been employed as a laborer in a foundry.10. Mr. Kucner will not be visited again, therefore no name check data is being submitted.![signature of John T. Hazen]JOHN T. HAZENJTF/Ds
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# F-5564Chief, New York OfficeChief, San Francisco Office 30 Sept 1983Committee for Bairro Scholars - Soares Land.1. In the event that you are not already in touch with Otto Zoff of the American Committee for Engre Scholars, briters, and artiste, 62 host 48th Street, New York City, we believe that you may find him and/or his organization a usciul aratast. It has come to our attention that Zoff from Line to time recommends wasian language instructors to the Aray Lancuajo School at the Presidio of Contorey, California. It occurred to us that Zoff would be in a position to provide you with numorous source leads on wall oturato aliens in the US. These mon would include ongineers, scientists, and teachers. Fot only should he bo ablo to give you the names : 298 in your area, but also those who have moved to areas covered our other siele affloss. We blow nothing further in regard to the committee for intere Scholars (ite backing, orientation, reliability).2. Incidentally, we have a vartal agreement ith the Commandant of the Army Language School that we will not use our access to the files of his current language instructors as a moons of "raicing" his faculty, 1.0. offering CIA omployment to the. Therefore, this morandus is not meant as a source lead for potential inloyoos! Iso, no fool that it would be proforable that you do not lacicate to suff that you know that he rocosmonda pereonnol to the presidio of boatory.Iru/Souritzacc: 00/0M. .. CEREKCopy filed in #37422
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# THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEESince the start of the Cold War the International Rescue Committee has organized voluntary American assistance to aid refugees fleeing from Communist oppression.When the tide of persons fleeing Soviet dominated countries into the free city of West Berlin reached more than 3,000 per day during the Spring of 1953, the Committee successfully mar-shalled more than $700,000 in gifts and donations of clothing, drugs and other necessities. This earned the commendation of President Eisenhower and leaders throughout America.As the historic emergency increases, the Committee's work continues to uphold America's belief in the indivisibility of freedom.# THE INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEELED CHERNE, ChairmanADMIRAL RICHARD E. BAAN, Honorary ChairmanDAVID F. SEIFERT, Treasurer## BOARD OF DIRECTORSA. A. BEBLE, JR.PAUL F. BRISSENDENJOSEPH BUTTINGERHENRY SHOLL CANDYWILLIAM J. CASEYWILLIAM J. DONOVANCHRISTOPHER EMMETH. WILLIAM FITELSONSAMUEL GOLDWYNA. E. JOLISJUSTUS LAWRENCEDAVID H. MARXJOSEPH A. NIPPMRS. KERMIT ROOSEVELTDAVID SHERGEORGE P. SKOURASGENERAL CARL SPAATZSTERLING D. SPEROSHIRA SHFNASKYTELFORD TAYLORMSGR. BELA VARGAARTHUR K. WATSONI. HOLLINGSWORTH WOODADMIRAL E. M. ZACHARIASCHARLES S. ZIMMERMANABRAHAM G. BECKER, Executive DirectorLEO CHERNE, ChairmanINTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE62 West 15th Street, New York 36 N.Y.I am glad to add my contribution to help refugees from Communism.Enclosed please find check for $ ____________ as my sub-scription for the continuance of this vital work.Name ____________Address ____________ Zone State ____________City ____________Checks should be made payable to the International Rescue Committee(All Contributions deductible from taxable income)HEstood between YOU andTHIS![photo of a person]
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# The Turning PointOn June 17th, 1953 one of the most significant events of the 20th century took place. The inhabitants of the Soviet Zone of Germany rose in rebellion against their Communist overlords. For eight years they had been living under conditions of plavery and starvation.The insurrection began in East Berlin on June 16th. It was begun initially by a few workers but within hours it had spread to every level of the population. By the 17th of June the uprising had spread throughout the East Zone-a completely unorganized, spontaneous revolt.At 11:00 o'clock the morning of June 16th the workers in block 10, Stalin Allee, decided to organize a demonstration to protest the raising of the work norm by the regime. By 2:00 o'clock that same afternoon, the mob of people which had grown from 200 to over 20.000 became revolutionaries. Surging in front of the East Zone Government building in East Berlin, they demanded not only the lifting of the norms but free secret elections, the unification of Germany and the abdication of the East German government.The stories contained here are the stories of a few of those brave men and women from East Germany who played leading roles in the revolt and had to flee to the West. They are representative of 1.000 leaders, many of whom have subsequently been sentenced to death by Communist courts. Some were intellectuals and profes sionals. Most of them were workmen: AlH are men who deserve the undying gratitude and support of free men everywhere.> [Figure] Bare Fists Against Armed Might. Historical Proof of the Perennial, Inextinguishable Urge of the Human Heart for Freedom.## Stalin Allee Block 40...### A CONSTRUCTION WORKER(WOLFGANG THELUICH was a building con struction laborer working on Block 10, Stalin Aller.)"When the work norms were increased the men were furious. We began daily to gather in small groups before and after work. The fear that had made us so cautious gradually began to dissolve. There was, after all, little more to lose."By the morning of June 16 we were reso lute. As always, we entered the building on which we were working and took our sta tions. But this day we sat down and refused to work. There was no organization, no leader. but each man knew what had to be done. The foreman dashed in gaping with disbelief. His eyes turned to the spot where the norm in crease order had been posted. Two men walked in with a freshly painted sign-The Work Norms Must Be Decreased. The cour age of these men inspired the rest of us to action."A concrete worker leaped onto a heap of stones. I leave it to you as individuals! Those
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# The "Free Youth" Revolt...## A 20-YEAR-OLD GIRL(ELLA SARRE, an instructress within the Communist Youth Movement, [FDJ] is a dark haired girl of twenty with pert, intelligent eyes.)"As I stood in the crowd before the government building, a fellow instructor came up to me and told me to take careful note of the people sympathetic to the demonstration and give him a complete report that evening. I was embarrassed by his apparent hurry to leave the square and told him if he was so afraid for his life he had better jump on a tram in a hurry and get out."A few minutes later I forced my way through the crowd and jumped to the rostrum. Many people recognized me as a devoted member of the FDJ. They hooted and taunted me. Never before had I realized how hated the FDJ was.. Infuriated by the refusal of the Communist leaders to appear and by the open cowardice of my male FDJ companion, I tore off my FDJ jacket and threw it to the ground. The jeers became cheers."I gathered my strength and shouted a warning to the crowd that members of the FDJ and SED were in the crowd and would not only try to dissuade them from the demonstration but also would report them. I shouted, 'Do not allow them to break you up! Stick together!' People began to examine their neighbors. Fist fights started as the hated Communists were spotted. I wanted to say more, but my strength was gone. A new life had begun for me."# The Revolt Spreads...## AN ENGINEER(N.N., A Mechanical Engineer, Brandenburg.)"There were only twenty in my group as we marched into the Brandenburg area. At that time we knew only that, according to a broadcast from West Berlin, the workers in East Berlin were on strike. Although we knew that strikes in the Communist Zone were considered political crimes and punishable by two years in prison, we marched on with a feeling of exhilaration. As we strode along we beckoned to the people on the pavement and in a few minutes our number had increased to about five hundred."As we approached a factory protected by high iron gates, we noticed employees shouting from the windows. 'We have been locked in. Come, help us. We will go with you.' A pile driver was found and we stormed the gates. The employers rushed out and embraced us."At this time, we still thought we were the only demonstrators in the city. As we neared the center of the city, we were amazed and overjoyed to find thousands of people converging from all directions. We had not fully realized that our people, constantly intimidated by spies and police controls, could rise up as one man without a strong central leadership, no weapons-nothing but determination and hope. We were overwhelmed at what we saw."# The Red Flag At Brandenburg Gate Comes Down...## A TRUCK DRIVER(HORST BALLENTIN is a 20-year-old truck driver of East Berlin.)"I looked down into the crowd and saw three Soviet officers looking helplessly upward as I climbed to the top of the tower and shinnied up the pole. I flung the flag to the ground with great contempt and watched the people tear it to pieces. They applauded and shouted in a way I had never heard before."
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PostageWill be PaidbyAddresseeNoPostage StampNecessaryIl Mailed in theUnited StatesBUSINESS REPLY ENVELOPEFirst Class Permit No. 44779, Sec. 34.9, P.L.. & R., New York, N. Y.INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE62 WEST 15th STREETNEW YORK 36, N. Y.Saite 600![TNSU MEMES AUTH]
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I am glad to add my contribution to help those suffering from Communist oppression.Enclosed please find check for $........................................ as my subscription for this vital work.Name .....................................................................................................................Address ...................................................................................................................City..................................................................................... Zone................ State........................................(Contributions are deductible from taxable income) 320
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# INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE62 WEST 45th STREET, NEW YORK 36, N. Y. • Murray Hill 2-1672 • Cable Address: INTRESCUEIRON CURTAIN REFUGEE CAMPAIGNRESUTTLEMENT CAMPAIGN FOR EMINENT PROFESSIONALSSeptember 22, 1953ADMIRAL RICHARD E. BYRD*Honorary Chairman*LEO CHERNE*Chairman*DAVID F. SIVIFFRIELD*Treasurer*Board of DirectorsA. A. BERLE, JR.PAUL U. BRISSENDENJOSEPH BUTTINGERHENRY SIDEL CANBYWILLIAM J. CASEYWILLIAM J. DONOVANCHRISTOPHER EMMETH. WILLIAM FITELSONSAMUEL GOLDWYNA. E. JOLISJUSTUS LAWRENCEDAVID H. MARXMRS. KERMIT ROOSEVELTDAVID SHERGEORGE P. SKOURASGENERAL CARL SPAATZSTERLING D. SPEROSHEBA STRUNSKYTELFORD TAYLORMGR. BELA VARGAARTHUR K. WATSONL. HOLLINGSWORTH WOODADMIRAL ELLIS M. ZACHARIASCHARLES S. ZIMMERMANABRAM G. BECKER*Executive Director*Dear Mr. Fondiller:I have just returned from Berlin. I am reporting to you as one of many observers who are agreed that the weaponless men and women of Eastern Germany stand as the first line of defense between us and the tyranny of Soviet Power. The entire world is now aware of what has been happening in East Berlin and East Germany since June 17, 1953.But do you know why this most remarkable revolution occurred - how these people just like the young couple next door, the truck driver down the street, the band leader - have been able to rebel against overwhelming odds? It is not only out of sheer desperation because of the insufferable conditions under which they have been living. People in the other satellites are suffering. These are people who are desperately weary of tyrants of all political shades and colors. Through the window of West Berlin we gave them hope for a better world and they have become our allies. We cannot let them down. When we do we have lowered the first defense in the battle against tyranny over the minds, hearts and bodies of men.The enclosed personal accounts of the June 17th rebellions are dramatic proof of man's invincible desire for freedom. The International Rescue Committee is doing everything possible to aid these brave men and women including some of the resistance leaders and proscribed members of their families. We need your help to continue this vital work.We are asking you to send us your contribution so that we may continue to sustain the bodies of these brave men and women in whom the flame of freedom is burning. The aid we are extending to them is a message the whole world understands. A message which says that we believe in the dignity and goodness of people enough to help them survive their worst times so that they can fight for better times.Sincerely,Leo Cherne*Chairman*Contributions deductible from taxable income.Programs and financial statements filed with the Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid of the Department of State
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Mr Stanley Cusiliki.Mr/Willyan, Fondiller 4801 Nebraska Ave., N. W. Washington 16, D. C.You may dispose of this.![Post mark of New York Sep, 1953]![photo of postage stamp]
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ROOM 60062 WEST 45th STREET • NEW YORK 36, N. Y.
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I. R. O.GENERAL HOSPITALAREA 7. MUNICHSUB-AREA ROSENHEIMRosenheim, Morarier Straße 48Teleton 45121th september 1949Nr.TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEH.J-5564This is to certify that Dr. Kornilev Mykola has been employed with IRO General Hospital Rosenheim as the Chief Doctor of TBC Control since 1st of October 1948 till to date to our great satisfaction.Dr. Kornilev Mykola has had a long practical experience, is very capable, and precise in his work.He has a most pleasant manner at all times willing and well liked by patients and personnel.Since Dr. Kornilev wants to imigrate shortly we wish him all the best for his future work and life.![seal of the General Hospital]![signature of the General Hospital Director]bb. Dr., R'helm, Rathaomtr. 4
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Chief, Contact DivisionDeputy Chief, Foreign Documents DivisionCase 12543File-NY Leaguefor theHand ofHearing17 July 19535-5564REFER: Your memorandum to Chief, FDD dated 8 July 1953, Case 128431. We appreciate the information you sent us on this case. It was requested cancelled by telephone some time ago, but we should have followed it with a memorandum.2. For your information if you have similar inquiry in the future, we have found that the finest instruction in lip reading is available at the Audiology and Speech Correction Center of Army operated under Walter Reed Hospital at Forest Glen, Md.BENJAMIN B. CAINSecurity Information
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SECURITYChief, Foreign Documents Division 6 July 1953Chief, Contact Division, 00Case 12243REFERENCE: 00/C 2 Juno 1953 memorandus, Case 12843, in reply to Mr. Cain's 19 'arch 1953 request.Are you interested in having us obtain additional details on the New York league for the Ward of Loaring or was the inforsation contained in reference sufficient for your needs? We should approicate your comments.E. M. ASHCRAFTSECURITYAWebster/whcc Index