USDOJ, FBI
Originator: FBI
Document date: 10/04/1955
Document type: Paper

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Heleased under the John F.

Kennedy Assassination

Records Collection Act of

1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

Case#:NW 64954 Date:

1-14-2022

Date : 11/12/97

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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY : INSCOM/CSF

RECORD NUMBER : 194-10001-10291

RECORDS SERIES : DOD AFFILIATED PERSONNEL AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS

AGENCY FILE NUMBER : C6013559P - PAGES 466-467

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR : FBI

FROM

TO :

TITLE : UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE - FEDERAL BUREAU OF

INVESTIGATION

DATE : 10/04/55

PAGES

2

SUBJECTS : FRED WILLIAM ONICK

DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION

: SECRET

RESTRICTIONS :

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CURRENT STATUS

RELEASED WITH DELETIONS

DATE OF LAST REVIEW

: 10/19/97

OPENING CRITERIA: COMPLETION OF REVIEW BY FBI

COMMENTS : COORDINATION WITH FBI HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND

DETERMINED TO BE RELEASABLE, PER MEMO DTD 5 NOV 1997.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to

File No.

VED BY FBI/JFK TASK FORCEI

10/19/9120

PLEASE IN FULL

RELEASE IN PART

TOTAL DENIAL

SECRET

WASHINGTON 25, D. C.

October 4, 1955

ALL IRFORLINGE CONTRACO

FRED WILLIAM ONICK

HENCE BUS ASSIFIER

Born: July 4, 1921

EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN

ATHENWISE

San Francisco, California

No investigation pertinent to your inquiry has

been conducted by the FBI concerning the captioned indi-

vidual. However,

the ffles of this Bureau reflect the

following information which may relate to the former spouse

of your subject, his father and his present spouse.

Transmitted herewith is one report reflecting the

rosults of a Loyalty of Government Employees investigation

concerning Vera Onick conducted by the FBI in 1949.

A confidential informant who has furnished reli-

able information in the past advised that William nick,

2952 Jackson Street, San Francisco, California, was a

member of and active

in the leadership of the Russian-American

Society at San Francisco during the years 1943 and 1944.

The

Russian-American Society has been designated by the Attorney

General

of the United States pursuant to Executive Order

10450.

With reference to the above, the 1944 San Francisco

City Diroctory listed a William F. Onick, a carpenter, whose

wife's name was Anisla, as being a resident of 2952 Jackson

Street, San Francisco, California.

The 1950 Marin County

Directories, which includer San Francisco, listed a William

Fred Onick,

a salesman, who resided at 26 Rocklyn Court, Corte

Madera, California, and a William F. Onick, a carpenter,

whose wife's name of Anisla, at the

same address.

You are also referred to the files of the office

of Special Investigations which may contain additional

pertinent information concerning William Onick.

Enclosure

back

EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC REGRADING;

SLD/KSR

DOD DIR

3200.10 DOES NOT APPLY

z

466

CLASSIFIED BY 56668

DECLASSIFY ON: 25X_

JFK

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CONF

SECRET

Our files reflect that according to a source which

has furnished reliable information in the past, Valentina

Belobrodski was born February 12, 1923, and was married

April 23, 1955, Vancouver, British Columbia, to Frederick W.

onick.

They resided, as of July, 1955, at 3717 - 2oth Place,

Seattle, Washington.

According to the same source, Valentina Belobrodski

was employed by the Soviet Purchasing Commission in Vancouver,

from May 31, 1946, until February, 1947. She performed secre-

tarial duties for

three Soviet officials, oneof whom (S. G

[ukianov) has been subsequently positively identifed as a

Soviet intelligence agent.

The source reported in November,

1946, that the Belobrodski family had long been connected

with

the Russian Workers and Farmers Club and its successor

the Federation of Russian Canadians. Belobrodski was report

ed to be on the Board of Directors of the Canadian Soviet

Friendship Council.

In 1950, source reported that

Miss Belobrodski was secretary in the sales branch of the

American Can Company. Her brother Walter was reportedly a

member of the Polish Democratic Association, a Communist

controlled organization.

Her parents, John and Pauline

were also reportedly active in the same organization.

It

was reported that Miss

Belobrodski admitted former membership

In the Canadian Soviet Friendship League and also the Federation

of Russian Canadians for cultural and social purposes, in 1950.

She denied connection with the Canadian Soviet Friendship

League at that time.

She also denied knowledge of Lukianov's

intelligence activities.

In 1955 the same source reported

that Walter' Belobrodski is a member of the Labor-Progressive

Party (Communist).

Valentina Belobrodski applied for permission to

enter the United States in 1946. In 1950 she visited the

United States at the death of her brother, John Thomas

Bielobrocki in Chicago, Illinois, May 30, 1950.

The foregoing information is furnished to you as

a result of your request for an FBI file check and is not

to be construed as a clearance or a nonclearance of the in

dividual involved.

This information is furnished for your

use and should not be disseminated outside of your agency.

467

SECRET

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