FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION THis CASE ORIGINATED AT: SAVANNAH, GEORGIA so ; NK FILE No. 434310 mes REPORT MADE AT DATE WHEN MADE | FER jay FOR ra REPORT MADE BY NEWARK, NEW JERSEY 6/13/44 12,1¥,16/44 JOHH V. CHAPMAN TITLE ny) CHANGED ; \ ” | CHARACTER OF CASE ~ : THOMAS: v4 HERMAN; 3 ILLEGAL WEARING OF UNIFORM JOHN JACK’GROS with aliases: 7 , SELECTIVE SERVICE rossi \f_ |. Jack Dale fillians, G Giovanni : SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Sub ject GROSSI born 8/5/27, maton, N. J, Father, mother, dis. | brother possess criminal records, No record available on . el sister, but has questionable character and reputation. rs . GROSSI on probation, Paterson, N. J., from 4/30/42 to 3/11/43, when, due to continuous violations of parole, committed to N. J. State Reformatory. Parents divorced. Poor background, home and family life. ‘ Nie | Co -~RUC-H uh Savanneh teletype to Newark.dated May 8, 1944. poe Newark teletype to Savanneh dated May 12, 1944. . Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 12, 1944 ACY , Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 16, 1944. Ne Report of Special Agent TAYLOR JACKSON SINS, dated ed . April 25, 1944, at Sevannah, Georgians The title of this case is being marked CHANGED to reflect the true name of Subject JOHN JACK GROSSI, and to show his alias as JACK DALE WILLIAMS, which information was obtained from _ Savannah teletype dated May 8, 1944, The alias of GIOVANNI GROSSI is also reflected, whi ch was obtained from the records of the Passaic County Probation Office, DO NOT WRITE IN THESE spaces Sh 8 at __. beeen | qs 53 BI Z| sueorpm ; COPIES OF THs noo zx By Geena 04 | . De meron sti Sitenowe PAGE 1140 Ag 3 Savannah _ Be Newari Ve, IN A ad ~ tf ; oo “ yy , APPROVED AND . FORWARDED 7 SPECIAL AGENT *“&iz, Load IN_CHARGE "3. fh | Docld: 32563815 Page 1
"NK 43-310 — A review of instant file discloses that the following memorandum ‘was prepared by Special Agent CHARLES Se MAYFIELD, JR of the Newark Field Division on May 5, 19442 JOHN GROSSI, 99 North Tenth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, called . the Nework “pent on May 5, 1944, and advised thet ean Agent had been to his home - to see him about the arrest of ‘his son, JOHN GROSSI, in a sailor's uniform at ‘Savannah, Georgia. He stated he would like to telk to an Agent. | Reference teletype ‘gated May 8, 1944, requested that the records concerning Subject GROSSI'S birthdate and birthplace, ‘legal residence and relatives be obtained from the New Jersey State Home. By reference teletype dated May 12, 1944, this office was advised that the aforementioned investigation was not necessary. Subsequently by reference | teletype dated Mey 16, 1944, the requests were again reiterated. MR, JOHN JOSEPH GROSSI, father of Subject, residing at 99 North “Rénth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, and employed at the Crescent Fish Company, 11 HBadson Street, Paterson, New Jersey, stated that he and his wife were divorced. many years ago. "to his knowledge JOHN, or JACKIE as he was called, was born on either August 4or 5, 1927, in Paterson, New Jerseys He revealed that due to numerous difficulties in which Subject became involved he was finally made a ward of the ‘State, and was given over | ‘to the State Board of Children's Guardians, He stated that his wife's name Was ANNA ROSH WAR. His daughter, EUGENIA GROSSI ENGOLD is 20 years of age and presently resides at 286.- 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey. ALBERT GROSSI, a son, <4 years of age, is présently | serving overseas in the U, So Arny. ‘ “MR, JAMES GOURLEY, Passaic County Probation Office, Courthouse, Paterson, New Jersey, summarized Subject 's record with that department AS follows: _ He was brought into Juvenile Court on ‘April a, 1942, being 14 years of age, charged with lerceny of war stamps valued at $9, For this offence - he was placed on probation, and was brought back to the Probation Office on July.10, 1942, for violation of his parole, ‘Following the reprimand he was continued on probation, and was again brought in on August 21, 1942, after failing to report to his parole officer, ; ~ oo: At this time Subject was given a psychiatric examination. On the same date he was turned over to the State Board of Children's Guardians, at which time he was placed in a foster home, but continued in his nefarious ways. He was. finally committed to the Jamesburg Reforna tory on March 11, 1943, ‘ Docld: 325635168 Page 2?
oor ee tay ca eye wet ee eee pecan eR ae TR ce ee NK 43.310 The records of the Probation Office reflected that Subject was. born August 5, 1927, in Paterson, New Jersey, The records. further revesled that Subject's father, who is approximately 41 years of age, has a rather lengthy © police record, commencing: in 1920, offenses being disorderly person, assault. and battery, drunkenness, desertion, non~support, passing worthless checks and abendonment and cruelty to children, The records revealed that the mother and father were divorced in June of 1935, end in August, 1929 she served ten days ‘in the Passaic County Jail of a thirty-day sentence for the charge of abandonment of. minor children, On January 25, 1933 Subject's mother received a suspended. sentence for being a disorderly person. The records also reflected that ‘Subject 's brother, ALBERT, was charg ed with larceny and receiving on April 22, 1938, wes put on probation, and later on May 16, 1938, was brought in for the violation of this parole and sentenced to the Annandale Reformatory for the crime of sodomy. _ ss Phere was no record available in the Probation Office for Subject's sister, BUGENIA. MR, GOURLEY advised that to his knowledge she is of poor moral character, and has been fortunate in not having acquired 8 criminal "record at this time, - - Subject's birthdate was verified with the Bureau of Vital Statistics, Paterson, New Jersey, In their. records Subject is carried as GIOVANNI GROSSI,. : 7 “Special ‘Agent WARREN J, LYNCH of the Newark Field Division conducted the following investigation, as set forth in a memorendum contained in the files of the Newark Field Division prepared vy, Field Supervisor MILTON R. - KAACK: : MR, VICTOR J. HALL, Assistant Superintendent, New Jersey Stete Home for Boys at Jamesburg, advised that GROSSI had been a ward of the State, He had been in the custody of the State Board of Children's Guardians becausé of very bad home conditions, his parents being divorced, and no suitable orrangements , i could be made’ fob the care of the bore. : He was ‘incarcerated at the State Home for. Boys on March’ Ul, 1943, the charge being stealing from Passaic County, believed to be Paterson, New. Jers BEY 0 “He had been released on a temporary parole basis, to be employed. — at Adrian's Diner, Cranbury, New Jersey, and while employed there, ‘stole $38 . from the cash register and ran away. It was stated he hed, however, more than $38 due him at that time for. wages. The State Home for Boys was. advised by EDWIN HARDINGSON, Chier v, S. Probation Officer, Post Office Building, Savannah, Georgia, _ that the boy had been picked up on a charge of illegal wearing of the uniform, and that _ they did not. intend to hold him, and wanted to know if the. State Home would come for him or.wanted him held. The State Home was unable to send for him | Docld: 32563616 Page 3 2 3s OSTA ‘ <7 Soe sy nN i
—- BY » WG . v cor ae oo aoe os es ee ee | NK 43.310 because of the distance involved, and said they didn't want him held, - cH , MR, FITCH, - Superintendent of the State Home,’ received a letter on May 16, 1944, .from the Subject, stating that he w2s.very sorry he had disappointed MR, FITCH, and didn't want the police to be constatly looking for him, and that he would work his way .beck-to the State Home, if it took him a month, ~~ - , : . ; The records of the State Home show the dete of birth for the Subjéct as August 5, 1927; at Paterson, New Jersey, and his last residence in Paterson as 81 Temple Street, oo _The following investigation was conductéd by Special Agent WILLIAM V, CLEVELAND: pe oo : __ BDWARD L, COFFEY, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Atlantic City, New Jersey, checked the birth records for 6he years 1926, 1927 and 1928, with negative results, under the name THOMAS HARVEY HERMAN, MR. COFFEY sugge sted that, Subject HERMAN'S birth was probably recorded in Trenton, New Jerseys oo This case is being Referred upon Completion to the Office of Origin. i | i - REFERRED UPON COMPLETION 10: THE OFFICE OF ORIGIN « , Tic ‘ ea aes 4 ae, 7 ase ANEN = NM ae ” | Docld: 327563815 Page 4
Form No. 1 “THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT . @AVANUAH, GEOROZA 1 7 — on 1 \ ~ —~ a # we 4 ‘ a y © © FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WE rucno. 430310 mas “REPORT MADE AT , DATE WHEN MADE PERIOD FOR | REPORT MADE BY A . eae . ; | WHICH MADE §9f &% | HOWARK, Mew JERGeY 6/13/44 saa? tehad JOUR ¥, CHAPMAN [ TITLE ~ | Be, on . : CHARACTER OF CASE : , @NOUAS HARVEY HERNAN,  TLMGaL WRARING OF UNITORM : SOR TACK GHOSET, with aliasest _ SELSCVIVE SERVICE | dase Talo Willieme, Glevanni Groseh t . . . . : . ; SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Syh soot OROBSL born a/ 8/ 27, Paterson, a7, father, nother, brother poséess criminal records. Ho record evaiinble on gisber, ‘hut Ras questionnble charecter anf reputation. 7 GHOSSL on predation, Paterson, N. Joy from 4/20/42 to 9/11/43, io : when, due to contimious vlolations of perole, committed to 7 B, J, State Aeformntory. Parents divorced, Poor background, home and fomily life. . oRUCe WERENCSs  - Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 8, 1944. a  Bevaric teletype to Sevanneh dated. May 12, 1944,. bo: Govennah teletype to Newark dated May 12, 1944 ; faveanagh teletype te Newark dated May 16, 1944. - Beport of Special Agent TAYLOR JACKEOW SiNB, dated a ( April 25, 1944, et Savannnh, Coorgias ; DETAILS: The title of this ease is being merked CHANGED to reflect tho - 7 tee name of Subject JOHN JACK GROSSE, and to show his alias a . ag GAGH DARS WILLIAMS, which fnformation we obtained from Sevanaah teletype dated Ney 8, 1944. The aidas of GIOVATT GROSS. de niso reflected, thich wae obtained from the records ; @f the Paseaie County Probation Office. ee I A T3585 9-3 |. | ; COPIES OF THIS REPORT . | ~ = mo (( $~@ Bureau, KY f | i i ———_—-| | S = Savennah Zor f ° ; | | : 7—2054 SX ecu! a iar me x | ie 7 "se . - . . ; : | Docld: 32563815 Page 5
NK 4.316 ‘ ‘A veriew of dnotant file diseloses that the followkng memorandum was prepared, by Special Agent CBARL: 18 6, MAYTIELD, JR of the Newark FLekd Bivh sion on. + Bey ae a SON ‘G2Q9SL, 99 North Zenth Street, Peterson, Hew Jorsey, salied. the Newark ofetee on May 5, 1944, and advised that an Agent head been te hie hana. te see hin about the errcet of hie son, JOHN O208ST, in eo enilor's uniforn at Savannah Georgia. He gtated he would Like to talk te an Agent, .  Regerence teletyne dated May a. 1044, requested thet the records goneerning Subject CROSSI'S birthdate end dizthpiace, regent rosidence ond rele tives be obtained fron the, Hew Jorsey State Hone. : By reference teletype dated May 12, 1944, this office we advised thet the sforementioned investigation ws not necessary, Subscynentiy by re eferencs telatyse dated Moy 16, 1944, the requests vere again reiterated, MR, JOUN JOSwee (RossT, father of gudject, reeiding nt 89 Horth Benth Strect, Pateraon, Wey Jersey, and enpleyad nt the Crescent Fieh Company, LL Hudson Stroct, _Petercon, New Jersey, stated thet ha and hie wife wore divorced many years neo. Yo hig knowledge JOB, or JACKIS ac he wae called, war born on , etthor August 4 ov 5, 1927, in Paterson, New Jersey. He rovenled that due to nunerons aigtioultios an whieh Subjeat became involved ho woe finelly mede a ward of the State, and wee eiven over. to the State Board of Ghildven's.Guardians, He stated thet hie wife's name wa ANBA BOSE WARS Hho deughter, BUGENIA GROGSI BEGOLD 4s 20 yenra of ase and presently resides 2t 286 « 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jorsoy, ALBERT OROSSL, & oh, 24 years of age, is presently eorving oversans in the U, 6, Arnys HR, JAMES GOUNOEY, Pasaaie. ‘Gounty Probation Offies, Court house, Pateroon, Rew serser, ‘oumsarknd Subjects record’ with that ‘departnent as follows He WAS beought inte Juvenile Goaxt < on ‘Apsil %, 1942, being 14 years of age, changed with laresny of war stamps valued at 99, For” this offence he wae placed on prebation, and wae brought back to the Protation Office on daly 10, 1942, for violation of his parole, Following the repeimend he was . @ontinued on probation, and ws agein brought in en fruggast a, 1942, after fedling to report to hig parole officer. ce . At shia time. Subject wee given a neyehiabrie examination, n the “eané gate he ves turned over to the Stato Board. of Children's Guardians, at whieh tino he was placed ta a foster. hone, bit continued in his nefarious wye, He wae flaally Sanmals ted to the Jenosburg Reforms tery on Yareh ii, 1943. 2 om ; i ey aN . ‘ wy Rte ate SO N SS Se » ee fae Docld: 32563815 Page 6
WE 450810 Phe rocerde of the Probation Office reflected thet diaject wins born Angst 5, 1927, in Patereon, New Jersey, The records further revesled that Sabjoce*s Enter, who is anprozinmstely 41 years of age, has e rather lengthy police record, commencing in 1920, offenses being disomlerly porson, assault end battery, drunkenness, désertion, nom-support, passing worthless cheske and abendonment end cruelty te children, he records revesied that the mother ant father were diverced in June of 1998, and in dugust, 1929 che served ten days in the Pasesic County. Sail of 4 A entre yeilay’ s@nitenee for the eharse of mbandonnont of minor children, On. Janunty’ Be » 1958 Sud Jeet "se: uother received a saspondied. eontened for being o disorderly peradns the records also wflected that subjeot'a wrother, Aue, wae gharsod with inreeny and redsiving on April, 22, 1928, wo put on probation, end later en Ney 16, 1928, wes brought in for tha violation of this parole and. sentoneed *o the Aunanéele Reformatory for the crime of sodomy. There was no record available. in the Probation Offices for Subject’ s eister, DUGERIA, MR, GOURLEY ndvised thet te his kmowledge she is - of peer moral chamnotor, and hae boon fortunate an not having nequired » evininal record at thie tis ee . fib jects pirthinte + wis verified with the Barer of Viteh Stetieties, Patersen, New Jersey, In their records Sabjeat | da carriod as GIOTANRT GAO SEE » Speelal Agent WARREN J, LYNCH. of the Nowiek Piola Division conducted the. following investigation, as sot forth in a memorendua contedned a in the’ files of the Neverk Pield Division prepared iby Fiera i Sipervi sar MELON Ry RAAGES 2, VICION J. HALL, Asetotent Supertatendent, Yew Jersey state Bone for says ab Jomecbura,. advis sed that: GROSSE hed been » ward of the State, He. had been in the euetedg of the Ghate Beard of Children's Cuardions beemuse of vory bad home conditions, hig parents being aivorasd, and no suitesbdie arrangenente sould be made fot the care, of tho oye Be was inenreorated ae the State Hone for Boys on. March ily 1948, / thé chayge being stealing from Pasenie County, believed to be Patorgang. Sew Jevacys He hed heen released on ea temporary parole basis, te be employed at Adrian's Diner, Granbury, Hew Jorooy, and ubile exployed there, stole $38 - from the @oek sogieter and ran awey, It. wig stated he hed, however, more then 838 cue hide at thet tine for WAEOe : Doe, | ho State Hone for Boys me advised by py ‘RARDINGSON, Gniet 0. a Probation Officer, Post Off4ee Buliding, Sevannah, Georgia, that the boy had been packed wo on a charge of Ulegel wearing of the uniform, and that — they did not intend to “hold hin, and wanted to imoy if the State Homo would come, for his ov wanted, him held. The State None wee unedle te sénd for him . = Be | Weg eo ewe Sem Nae Docld: 32563815 Page fF
RE att becouse of the distance involved, and anda they didn't want hin held. MR PETCH, Superintendent of the State Home, reedived a letter on, fey 16, 1944, from the Subfect, atoting thet he we very sorry he hed di seppoin’ 2G HR, FATCGH, and didn't went the police te be constatly Looking for Dias and thet ho would’ work his way beak to the State ‘Hono, 4i¢ ae took bin's “the wecerds of she State Home shew the @ inte ef ‘bieth for the Subject aa August: $, 1997, at Patersdn, Hew TSRPEN » nina his lest residence in Paterson as 41. Semple Strocte 7 i . \ ‘fhe following Anvontigatton wes conducted ty spect Agen’ | WILLIAN ve CLOVELAND ; - _ BOVARD L, COFFEY, Bureau of Vited: Statisties, Attentie City, New deraay; checked the birth vecdrde fer the years 1926, 1927 and 1928, wath negative resulte, under the name THOMAS HARVEY HERMAN, Hh, COFFEY auazested that Subjeet HERMAN 1S birth was probably recorded. in Trenton, Now Jersey, “This ease is vetng, Referred upon Comphetion to the Cfftee of , : t a RARERRED UPGH COMPLEECTON JO GH OFTIOH OP ORIGIN L Docld: 32563815 Page &
Form No. 1 NAWARE, TITLE THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT REPORT MADE AT | wey eRe SAVANNAH, GEORGIA DATE WHEN MADE 6/13/44 PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE 6f/ 5, | 12,17 ,18/44" ~ FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION BE Fite no. REPORT MADE BY JOHN V. CHAPMAT 43-310 nes CHANGED THOMAS HARVEY REEMAN; 'JOBN JACK GROSSI, with aliasest CHARACTER OF CASE “ILLEGAL WEARING OF UNITORE SELECTIVE SURVICE _Sack Dale Williams, Giovanni Grossi. SYNoPSiS OF FACTS: Subject GROSS] born 8/5/27, Paterson, B. J. Father, mother, brother possess. criminal records. No record available on sister, but has questionable character dnd reputations. GROSSI “on probation, Paterson, H. J., from 4/30/42 to 3/11/43, when, due te continuous violations of parole, committed to / N. J. State Reformatory. Parents divorced. home and. family life, Poor background, HEFERENCES: Savannah teletype to Newark dated tley 8, 1944, oy. _ { Newark teletype to Seavanneh dated May 12, 1944, Savennah teletype to Newark dated May 12, 1944. Savennah teletype to Newark dated May 16, 1944. | Report of Special Agent TAYLOR JACKSON SIMs, dated “pret. 25, 1944, at Savannah, Géorgise DETAILS: ' The , ttle of ‘this caBe is ‘being marked cavum to refléct the ‘tre name of Subject SOHN JAGK GROSSI, and-to show his alies — . --as JACK DALE WILLIAMS, which. information was obtained from ~ Savannah teletype dated: May 8, .1944. ‘the alias of GIOVANNI - GBOSSI ds also reflected, which was obtained from the records of. the. Paesalc County. Probation Office, (G2 Bareau ———— 3.— Savanneh — 2» Newark ae ae Bras > 7— 2034 Se Sel je ; | Doold: 32563818 Page 9
-! NK 43-30 ‘Ile A review of ‘dnstant file discloses that the ‘tottoving nemorandun wes prepared by: Special Agent CHARLES, S, MAYFIELD, JR of the Newark Field Division i on a May 5 4 19488 SOHN GROSSI, 99 North fenth Street, ‘Paterson, New Jersey, called the Newark Office on May 5, 1944, and advised that an Agent had been to his home ' to see him about the arrest of nis son, JOHN GROSSI, in e sailor's uniform at Savannah, Georgia. He stated he would Like to talk’ ‘to a an Agent. . Reference teletype: dated May 8, 1944, requested that the records - goncerning Subject GROSSI'S birthdate and birthplace, legal residence and relatives: be obtained from the. New Jersey State Home.. ‘By reference teletype dated May 12, 1944, this” office was advised that the nforenentioned investigetion wis not necessary. Subsequently by’ reference teletype dated May 16, 1944, the requests were again reiterated, MRe JOHN JOSEPH GROSSI, father of Subject, residing | at: 99° Worth: Tenth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, and employed at the Crescent Fish Company, 11 Yudgon Street, Paterson, New Jersey, stated that he and his wife were divorced many years ago. To hie knowledge JOHN, or JACKIE ase he YAS called, was born on either August 4 or 5, 1927, in. Paterson, Rew Jersey. He revenied that due to numerous difficulties An which Subject ‘became involved he was finelly mede a ward of the State, and was given over to the State Board of Children's Guardians. He stated that his wife's name was ANNA ROSE WAR, His daughter, BUGENIA GROSSI BNGOLD 4s 20 years of age and presently resides at 286 - 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey, ALBERT GROSSI, @ gon, 24 years of age, is presently serving overseas in the U, 8. Arty. ooo MR, SAMBS. GOURLEY Paseate. ‘Gounty. Probation | Office, “Courthouse, Paterson, ew Jorsey, sunmarind. Subject's. record, with that department as follows: “Be. was brought ante. Juvenile ‘Count on April 2, 1942, being 14 . years of ge charged. with larceny of war stamps, velued at $9. ‘Por this offenee he wae placed.on probation, aud was brought back to the Probation Office on’ July 10, 1942, for violation of his parole, Following the reprimand he was continued on probation, and was. agein, brought. an on August Aly 1942, after failing to report to his parole officer, a | va, co, At this: time Subject. was given a ‘peychistrie examination. On the same date he was turned over te the State. Board of Children's Guardians, at which _ time. he was placed in a foster home, but continued in his. nefarious WAY Be, He was — finally committed to the Janesburg Reforms atory on March 11, (1943. we et le ee 2 en tee | Docld: 32563815 Page 10
( i ‘ H ! Tho reeords of the Probation Office reflected that Subject. was born. August 5, 1927, in Paterson, New Jersey. The records further reyosled that Subject's father, who is approximately 41 years of age, has a rather lengthy police récord, commencing in 1920, offenses being disorderly person, assault and battery, drunkenness, desertion, non-support, passing worthless checks and abandonment and cruelty te children, ‘The records revealed that the mother and father were. divorced in June of 1935, end in August, 1929 she served ten days in the Passaic County Jail‘of a thirty-day sentence for the charge of abandonment of minor children. On January 25, 1933 Subject's mother received a suspended sentence for being a disorderly person. ‘ a - _ the redgords also reflected that Subject's brother, ALBERT, was - eharged with lerceny and récéeiving on April 22, 1938, wes put on probation, and. later on. May 16, 1938, was brought in for the violation of this parole and sentenced ‘to tho Annandale Reformatory for the crime of sodomy. There was’no record available in the Probation Office for Subject'a sister, BUGENIA, MR, GOURLEY advised that to his kmowledge she is of poor moral character, and has been fortunate in not having acquired a eriminal ' record at- this time. . Subject"s birthdate was verified with the Burenu of Vitel — Statisties, Paterson, New Jersey. In their records Subject is carried as Special Agent WARREN J, LYNCH of the Newark Field Division _ gondueted the following investigttion, as set forth in 5 menorendum contained in the files of the Newerk Field Division prepared by Field Supervisor MILTON - Re RAAGK! . . : . : , | MR, VICfOR J. HALL, Assistant Superintendent, Hew Jersey State Hone for Boys at Jamesburg, advised that. GROSSI had been » ward of the State, He had been. in ths custody of the State Board of Children's Gusrdiens because of very bad home conditions, ‘his parents being divoreed, and no suitable arrangements , could be made fot the care of the boy. He vas incarcerated at the State Home for Boys’on March 11, 1943, © thé cherge being stealing from Passaic County, believed to be Paterson, Mew Jersey. He hed been released on a temporary parole basis, to be employed ‘at Adrian's Diner, Cranbury, New Jersey, and while employed there, stole $38 from the cesh register and ran awey. It was. stated he had, however, more then . $38 due him at that time for wages, fhe State Hone for Boys we advised by EDWIN RARDINGSON, Chief  U. & Probation Officer, Post Office Building, Sevannah, Georgia, that the boy hed. been picked up on 4 charge of illegal wearing of the uniform, and that '.. they did not intend to hold him, and wanted to know if the State Home would . -cone for him or wanted him held, ‘The State Home wee unable to send for him & . rn - o Bo. ; a SO wa SS) oe et Docld:32563618 Page 11 we ed,
y NE 48.310 o. beée use of the distance involved, and seid they didn't want. him held. - WR, PITCH, Saperintendent of the State Home, received a letter on May 16, 1944, from the Subject, stating that he wes very sorry he had disappointed MR. FITCH, and didn't want the police to be constmtly looking for hin, and that he would work his way back to the State Home, if it tog him a month, The. records of the State Home show the Gate of > birth for the. Subject as dug gust .5, 1927, at Paterson, New r Jersey, and his last residence in Paterson as Bt Teuple Street. : . he following investigation was conducted by Special Agent WILLIAM Ve CLEVELAND: EDVARD Toe COFFEY, Bureau of Vital Statiatics, Atlantic city, New Jersey, checked the birth records for She years 1926, 1927 and 1928, with negative results, under the name THOMAS HARVEY HERMAN, MR COFFEY auggo ated that Subject HERNAN 1S birth wag probably recorded in Trenton, New Jersey. ; _ This case is being Referred upon Completion to the Office of ; |» REFERRED UPON. COMPLETION 20 THE OFTIGH OF ORIGIN = ee SNe | Docld:32563516 Page 12