JFK Assassination System Date: 6/3/2015 Identification Form ee Agency Information Released under the John F. Fennedy AGENCY: FBI Lssassination Records Collection RECORD NUMBER: = 124-90025-10078 bet of 1992 (44 Sc 2107 Note). rasef#:iNW 45878 Date: 11-17-2017 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: 162-607-7 —_ jj wu ———<— , Document Information ‘ ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: DL TO: HQ TITLE: DATE: 07/18/1962 “PAGES: 95 SUBJECTS : ISADORE MAX MILLER ISADORE MILLER DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: = 4; 11a) CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 02/10/1999 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF IRS COMMENTS : RPT wy 15878 Docld: 32324235 Page 1 I
DL 162-39 DL 162-95 DL 162-96 DL 162-179 The information from the records of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, McAllen, Texas, was made available to SA HAROLD H. CROSSETT on 4/20/62, by DAVID SHAW, Manager. The information #rem.the ‘records of the Southwest Bell Telephone Company, San Antonio, Texas, was furnished by ROY MOORE, Supervisor. Mr. MOORE advised that the IBM cards showing the calls charged to credit card number 342- 2182-K182, which is assigned to DAISEY LEE KELLY at telephone number DI 2-2182, San Anto » do not for the most part carry the telephone numbers involved. He advised the original operator table which bears the telephone. numbers is sent to the IBM punch operator who only records the date, place of call, area from which called, the minutes, the amount and the type, which in this case is credit card. The<Selephone numbers are not put on the IBM cards. The original telephone operator table is then sent to a storage file where they are filed by exchanges without regard for sequence of numbers or alphabetical listing of customers. While these tables might be found, it would be a fidjpr undertaking to check these tables for the listed telephone numbers, This is not being done at this time by the San Antenio Division. Information from the records of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Dallas, Texas, was made available to _ “SA.ROBERT P. GEMBERLING on 5/7/62 and. 5/31/62, by Mr. R. A, BURROW, Chief Special Agent. The information from the records of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, Yazoo City, Mississippi (Jackson, Mississippi) was made available to SA SAMUEL N, JENNINGS on 4/16/62 by Mr. H. CECIL STUBBS, Chief Security f£ficer. The information from the records of the Citizens Bank of Joplin, Missouri, was made available to SA N. THOMPSON on 5/7/62, by RONALD APFEL, Assistant Cashier. The information fron the records of the Pacific Telephone Aompany ». Los Angeles, California, was made available to SE EARL F, DUDLEY on 5/14/62, by CS LA 4178-S., -H- Cover Page HW 45678 Docld:32324235 Page 2?
‘JFK Act 6 (4) DL 162-39 DL 162-95 DL 162-96 DL I62-179 Financial Name of : Date Institution Official Agent ‘4/19/62 Bank of Services CS J, BENTON SA ALFRED D. and Trusts LINQQUIST ELLINGTON 4/19/62 First Citizens Bank CS JAMES WEST " 4/19/62 FAar;Park National CS PAUL R. JESTER, " Bank gk IDENTITY OF INFORMANTS DL T-1 is H. B. SMITHERMAN, Investigator, Internal Rewenue Service, U. 8, Treasury, Federal Building, Shreveport, Louisiana, who furnished information to Agent of the New Orleans Office on 4/11/62. DL T-2 is EDNA DONALDSOR, Postmaster, Diamond, Missouri, who furnished information to SA ARTHUR N. THOMPSON on 5/4/62. DL T-3 is PCI WILLIAM GROVER RAWLS imeatjen, -Texas, who furnished information to SA HAROLD H. CROSSELT on 4/6/62. DL T-4 is PCI CC -] McAllen, Texas, who furnished information to SA HAROLD H. CROSSETT on 2/19/62. th REVIEWED BY SB/JFK TASK FORCE on Glzblq9 Ned __ (Q RELEASE IN FULL LXd RELEASE IN PART {3 TOTAL DENIAL HW 45678 Docld:32324235 Page 3
‘DL 162-37 DL 162-96 DL 162-95 DL 162-179 On April 10, 1962, Major HOMER BRYANT, JR., Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office, advised an Agent of the New Orleans Office that EDDIE. ALIAS was an admitted and known gambler in the Shreveport area, however, he died on December 14, 1961, at 5 AM. Major BRYANT noted that since his death, the ‘Sheriff's Office has heard nothing concerning any gambling being carried on over there. H. AT BOSSIER CITY, LOUISIANA On May 7, 1962, Detective Sergeant J. D. PLUMMER, Bossier City Police Department, advised an Agent of the New Orleans Office that to his knowledge there has been no gambling activity around the Spot Billiard Club since EDDIE ALIAS died last December. He stated, however, that the club was out in the parish and the Sheriff's Office of Bossier Parish would have a better idea of the situation. I. AT BENTON, LOUISIANA On May 7, 1962, Deputy Sheriff A. L. BUNDY, Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office, advised.an Agent of the New Orledns~ Office that his office, had developed no information indicating there has been gambling at the Spot Billiard Club since EDDIE died.. J. AT JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI - 12 «= /or- boF -F ott ” roNae, t va ‘ HW 45678 Docld:32324235 Page 4