' ' { i U i i ! | | oe MEMorinpus Rerort ag od Can oe 3 ; Form No.2 558 (Revised) ‘ + 1-86) UNITED STATES SECRE TREASURY DEPART eo E r New York, New York ORIGIN Chicago-5/6/6)-MGM OFFICE New York No Yo FILENO. COm2q33991 TYPE OF CASE STATUS TITLE OR CAPTION — Closed-New York Person Identified: aif Protective Research INVESTIGATION MADE AT Hicksville, Westbury and Manhattan, New York, N. Y. INVESTIGATION MADE BY PERIOD COVERED Name: Thomas Arthur Vallee 6/22/61 - 6/2h/6h Special Agent George J. Sershen DETAILS , . RAS” SYNOPSIS vL Further efforts were made without success to locate the subject, (A) INTRODUCTION: Reference is made to previous reports in this case, particularly to my memorandum report dated June 22, 196). On June 22, 196 interviewed Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Herman at 21 Bond Lane, | Hicksville, L. I., N. Ye They stated they had rented a room to Thomas Arthur Vallee between 1961 and 1962 and that he left Sometime during 1962 without leaving a forward- ing address, They knew very little about the subject stating they did not become friendly with their roomers. Mr. Herman advised, however, that he had engaged in a few conversations with him and recalled he mentioned he had been in the Army where he acquired a case of battle fatigue, that he came from Chicago, that he had two_sisters _ one of whoia was residing somewhere in Canada and that his parents were deceased, Mr. and Mrs. Herman stated that the sudjeét paid his rent promptiy, that he was a very “guiet young man who kept to his room, that he had never been the cause of any trouble and that they believed him to have a fine character. Mr. Herman stated the subject had worked as a printer for the Sorg Printing Company in Westbury, L. I., N. Ye investigation in Westbury, L. te, No Y. on June 2h, 196 disclosed that Camera Graphics, mentioned in my memorandum report dated June 22, 1964, was a subsidiary of the Sorg Printing Company and that the company's offices were now located at 80 South Street, New York, N. Yo On June 2h, 196) interviewed Mr. Terrence Tulloch, office manager. He prodtcéd his records to show that Thomas A. Vallee, social security | number 377~30-l055, was employed there from February 1, 1961, as a printer, and resigned ienennnen Sane -¥alse TO v+4o 7 CCS ~ 2% | (B) GENERAL INQUIRIES: DISTRIBUTION pp ATCOPIES REPORT MADE BY A 2 “LE yi 2 ye A oa ; y, 5 4 pa a gh aad AG, LE. . “Onief Le PA Orige eels OO aoe Se Sa Oe ee 6/26/6k i | Chicago ee al i 2ce w/ Oy SPE IALAGENT hae 2 aed f “oy DATE ADO i | attach. [approvep ¢ , ££: ; New York 4 hy ' lee <9 i AIR A, poppe rat ' woe Sf if a Fait A ae sf . . ™ : rt —— a ; ~ F 7 ge Qyp wD, ; & SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE GJS/ah (CONTINUE ON PLAIN PAPER) U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 16—8 1208-1 Docld: 322748556 Page 2? eee
Docld: 322748556 Page 3 2. CO~2— 33997 April 20, 1962. The records further showed that Thomas A, Vallee was a member of Local 51 of the New York Printing Pressman's Union, New York City, that he formerly worked for Geandine, 2))3 Fullerton, Chicago and that his next of kin was a Mary Vallee, RN. emoloyed at StacBlizanetn's ( 515% Hospital, Chicago, Ill. He is Single and was born in Chicago, Ill. on November 15, 1933. Inquiry at the New York Printing Pressman's Union, Local 51, 200 Park Avenue, South, New York, N. Y., disclosed subject was a member in good standing. Their files disclosed that he had appeared there on February 13, 196 with a "travel" card from their Chicago Branch. This S een enn oe een Po ger card is issued to members who decide to leave one city to obtain work elsewhere, The files of this local failed to disclose where subject worked in this city, if at all. He asked for and received a "travel" card on April 1h, 1961, however, indicating he was leaving this city. His destination was unknown. a , (I) DISPOSITION: Since it appears that subject is no longer in this city and inasmuch as further investigation is warranted in Chicago, the entire file is being returned to that office, a1 CCS - @P