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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Form No. 1

THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT

SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

REPORT MADE AT

NEWARK, NEW JERSEY

TITLE

DATE WHEN MADE

6/13/44

CHANGED

THOMAS HARVEY HERMAN;

JOHN JACK GROSS, with allases:

Jack Dale Williams, Giovanni

Grossi

PERIOD FOR

WHICH MADE 5/ 5,

12,1716/44

NK FILE NO. 43-310

REPORT MADE BY

JOHN V. CHAPMAN

CHARACTER OF CASE

ILLEGAL WEARING OF UNIFORM

SELECTIVE SKEVICH

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Subject GROSSI born 8/5/27, Patersop, N. J. Father, mother,

brother possess criminal records.

Na record available on

sister, but has questionable character and reputation.

GROSSI on probation, Paterson, No Jo, fxom 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.

mcs

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REFERENCES:

DETAILS:

APPROVED AND

FORWARDED

Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 8, 1944.

Newark teletype to Savannab dated May 12, 1944.

Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 12, 1944

Savannah teletype to Newark dated May 16, 1944.

Report of Special Agent TAYLOR JACKSON SIMS, dated

April. 25, 1944, at Savannah, Georgia.

The title of this case is being marked CHANGID 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, which was obtained from the records

of the Passaic County Probation Office.

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A review of instant file discloses that the following memorandum

was prepared by Special Agent CHARLES S. MAYFIELD, JR of the Newark Field Division

on May 5, 19448

JOHN GROSSI, 99 North Tenth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, called

the Newark Office on May 5, 1944, and advised thet an Agent had been to his home

of his son, JOHN GROSSI, in a sailor's uniform at

Savannah, Georgia. He stated he would like to talk to an Agent.

Reference teletype dated 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 May 16, 1944, the requests were again reiterated.

MR, JOHN JOSEPH GROSSI, father of Subject, residing at 99 North

Tenth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, and employed at the Crescent fish company,

11 Hudson Street, Paterson, New Jersey, stated that he and his wife were divorced

many years ago.

To his knowledge JOHY, or JACKIE as he was called, was born on

either August 4 or 5, 1927, in Paterson, New Jersey.

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 Boarà of Chilären's Guardians.

He stated that his wife's name was

ANNA ROSE WAR.

Hi's daughter, HUGEVIA GROSSI ENGOLD 1s 20 years of age and

presently resides at 286 - 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey.

ALBERI GROSSI,

a son, 24 years of

age, is presently serving overseas in the U.S. Army.

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 30, 1942, being 14

years of age, charged with larceny of war stamps valued at $9.

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.

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 Reformatory on March 11, 1943,

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The records of the Probation Office reflected that Subject was

born August 5, 1927, In Paterson, New Jersey, The records further revealed that

Subject's father, who is approximately 4l years of age, has a rather lengthy

police record, commencing in 1920, offenses being disorderly person, assault

and battery, drinkenness, desertion, non-support, passing worthless checks and

The records revealed that the mother and

father were divorced in June of 1935, and 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

charged with larceny and receiving on April 22, 1938, was 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.

There was no record available in the Probation Office for

Subject's sister, EUGENIA.

MR. GOURLEY advised that to his knowledge she is

of poor moral character, and has been fortunate in not having acquired a 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.

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 by Field Supervisor MILION

R. : KAACK:

MR. VICTOR J. HAII, Assistant Superintendent, New Jersey

Home for Boys at Jamesburg, advised that GROSSI had been a ward of the State.

had been in the custody of the State Board of Children's Guardians becausé of

bad home conditions, his parents being divorced, and no suitable arrangements

could be made fot the care of the boy.

He was

Incarcerated at the State Home for -Boys on March 11, 1943,

the charge being stealing from Passaic County, believed to be Paterson,

New Jersey. He had been released on a temporary parole basis,

to be employed

at Adrian's Diner, Cranbury, New Jersey, and waile employed there, stole $38

from the cash register and ran away.

It was stated he had, however, more than

$38 due him at that time for wages.

The State Home for Boys was advised by EDWIN HARDINGSON, Chief

U. S. Probation Officer, Post Office Building,

Savannah,

Georgia,

the boy

had been picked up on a charge of illegal wearing of the uniform, and that

they aid 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

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because of the distance involved, and said they didn't want him held.

, MR. FITCH, Superintendent of the

State Home,

received a letter

on May 16, 1944, from the

sub ject,

stating that he was very sorry he had

disappointed MR.

FICH, and didn't want the police to be constatly looking for

him, and that he would work his way back to the State Home, if it took him a

month.

The records of the State Home show the date of birth for the

Subject as August 5, 1927; at Paterson, New Jersey, and his last residence in

Paterson as 81 Temple Street.

The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent

WILLIAM V. CLEVELAND:

EDWARD L, COFFEY, Bureau of Vital Statistics, 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 suggested

that: Subject FARMAN'S birth was probably recorded in Trenton, New Jersey.

This case is being Referred upon Completion to the Office of

origin.

REFERRED UPON

COMPLETION TO THE OFFICE OF ORIGIN =

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Form NO. 1

THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT

BAVANIAR,

GEOROXA

REPORT MADE AT

NEVARE, NEV JERS

TITLE

DATE WHEN MADE

6/3/44

CHANGER

FILE NO.

43-310

PERIOD FOR

WHICH MADE 5/D%

18,17,13/41

CLOMAS

JORT JACE CMOSES, 1203 24190986

Jack Too 51408S,

Covanil Crosst

REPORT MADE BY

JOHN V. GRAPHAN

CHARACTER OF CASE

1E1130A0

MAZING OF UNIFOR

SOLSCUITE SURVICE

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Can Jaco

• GROSS, bom 0/5/27, Paterson, I, i.

Father, mother,

brothor possesa oriniml rocords.

Do rocord avnilnble on

sistes, bat has quostionble charcter and reputation.

CROSSE

on probation, Peterson, No Jo, from 4/30/42 to 3/11/43,

when, due to contimioue violatione of porole, coumitted to

I, Jo State Refomatony.

Parento divorced,

Poor backersunde

home and fonily 1810.

PANCE ONE:

DESAILSI

Savannnh telotypo to Novaris dated Iny

• 8, 1944-

Louris Soletype to Savanneh dated. Rey 18, 1066.

Sovannah teletype to Fouart deted May 13, 1944

Sevennah voletype to Hovork Anted May 16, 1944.

Report 62 Speelal Agent TAVLOR JAOKSON 9118, deted

Apa12 35, 2034, at Fovannah, Georglas

Tho title of thin enco le being marked GRANDD to refloct tho

true nano of Subjeet 30K 3A0K 0303SX, and to chou blo alina

SO JACK DALE WILLIANA,

which information was obtained fron

Savannah toletype dated Nov 8, 1941

tho alias of CIOVAul

onoser is also roflected,

shich me obtained fron the recordo

0I the Posense Gounty Probation Office,

APPROVED AND

FORWARDED:

COPIES OF THIS REPORT

Furosy

Envaannh

2 - leuzk

SPECIAL AGENT

DO NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES

IN CHARGE

43-5359-3

FILE COPY

7-2031

SOSt 19532

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A corlew of instant file Alsoloses that the follovine sonomadon

uns prepared by Spectol Agent CHARDDS & MAYTERLD, JR of the Here Field Divicion

on Hey S, 19441

99 North Kenth Stroet, Paterson,

Hew Jersey, colled

the Nevart Offseo on May 5;

1904, and advised that

an Agent had beon to

has hono

to see him about the arrest of hão son, for ansst, in a enitore uniform at

Savanas, Goosgis, Ho stated ie could like to talk to an Agent.

Reference telotype dated May 8, 194% zomented that the recorda

concerning fubject CRosst's birthinte end birthplnce, legnl rosidence and zaletives

be obtained from the

Noy Jorsey State Hone.

¡ Dy referonco telotype dated May 12, 1944, thin offlee me airised

that the aforementioned inveotigation ta not necessary.

Bubsegnently by reference

tolotyso dated Noy 16, 1944, the requesto varo again reitoratod.

MEN DOEN COOLER CROSSA,

lathor of tubject, rooiding nt 39 North

Tenth Street,

Paterson, New Jersey, and employed nt the Crescent liah Company,

11 Hudson Stroot, Potorion, Now Jeroey, atated that he and his vile ware divorced

meny years ago.

Ro hts Inovledgo Joll, or JACKIS no he too colled, unn bot on

althor August 4 or 5, 1937, in Paterson, Hew Jersey-

Ho rovenled that due to numerone difficultioo in which Subjeco

becane Involved ho una finally ando a vird of the stato, and me given over

to the

State Bond of Children's. Gurdiane.

No stated that hin elfo's name ma

AMA BOOK WAR. Ele daughter,

SUSHLA GROSSI ANGOLD Lo 20 yenre of ago and

presently resides

a do • 1/en Avenue, Paterson, Ten dorsey.

ALEURE 020062,

& son, 24 yenzo of ngo,

18 presentLy serving oversane sa the U. 5. Any.

NR. JAEE COUNT, Passale Gounty Probation Offico, Gourthouse,

Patorion, dev

Jarney, sumernd subject'e record with that departnent ne follows.

Ho was brought into Juvenile Gourt on Apsil 30, 1942.

boing l4

yeare of ago, charged wich larcony of mr stamps valued at

$9€

this offense

ho mo plecod on probation, and ves brought back to the Probation Office on

Jaly 10, 1942, for violation of his parole.

Dollowing the reprimand he une

continued on probation, and me napin broucht in on August al, 1942, after falling

to report to hio perole offloor.

sane

At this time. Subjoet me given a peyebiatele exemination, On the

date he was turned over to the Steto Board of Chilaren'a Currelans,

at which

timo

ho was places sa a Rostor hone, but continued in his nefarious nya.

Pinnily connieted to the Jamosburg Refornatory on March 11, 1913.

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Tho recorde of the Probation 02fico reflocted that bubject was

born Auguat 6, 2927, An Daterson,

Now Jersey.

The records further revoled tbat

Subjectio father, who le approzinntaly 41 yenre of aee, has a mather length

police record, commencing in 1920, offences beine disorderly porson, soonit

nad battery, drunrennens, desortion, non-support, passine vor taless

chaoke and

abandonmont

and cruelty to children. The records

revented that the nother and

father vera divorced Sa June of 1935, end in August, 1920 sho served ten doys

in the Vassaso Conty Unil of a thirtyeday nontence

: for the chargo of mbandonmont

of minor children

On danunty 25, 1903 fu)ject 'e nother roceived a ramponded

antonce sor being o dicorterly pozcon.

The recordo nice raflected that Subjectle brother, Allie, wes

charace with Inceny and recoiving on April 3a, 1984, to put on probation, ene

Lates on ley to, 1038, uns broughe in for the violation of this parole and

sontonect to the Annanenie Befomntory for the crime of sodoug.

Chero me no record avallable in the Probation 021ice for

1R. COuRtaY advised that to his inowledgo she 1s

of poop noral

emmotor, and hao boor forcunte in not having acquired a crininal

recom at this Mine.

Cub feet a birthinto me verifted oth the Dureru of Vital

Stelastied, Patoriod, Hew Jersey.

In their recorde Sabjoot la carried aB

GIOVALEE ChOOSE.

Spectat Agont WARRRU 5, LYNOR of the Howsk Plola Diviaton

conducted the followine inventlantion, ns sot forth in a nenomudun contesned

In tho filoo of tho Movre Pield Divieton propared by Field Sipervisor MERON

1, KAAO:

Mo VICTOR J. MAll Assiotent Supertatendent, Yew Jersey Sinte

sono for soya nt comerburg, advised that 080su4 had boon a urd of the B0ab0.

bad beon in the custody of tho State Board of Chaidrenle Guardinns beonase of vory

Bad home conditione, his parento being divorced, anâ no suiteblo arrangemente

could be made fob the care of the boy.

we Inenzeeratod at the State Hone for Boys on March 11, 1945.

the churge being stealing from Pacende Gouty, belleved to be Petereon,

Lew Jersey.

Do bed boon rolesced on e semporary parolo basis, to be employed

at Adrian e Diner,

Grentury, few Jorsoy, and tile employed thore, stole yes

zon the 0o04 m0ei9t07 and ron hung

It me eated he hed, bovever, more then

036 due him at that tino for mense

Tho

Vo # Probetion Offleor, Poat Office Bullding,

Savannah, Georgia, that

the boy

It beon pieled up on a chage of 1llegal vening of the unifom, and that

come

for his or santod him heid.

The State Home wa unable. to send for hin

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becauco of the distnace involvad, and snid they didn't wont him held.

83. TISCH,

on Nay 16, 2044,

fron

Saporintendent of tho

state Hono,

received a lettog

Sub foot, atating that

tos very sorry he hnd

disappointed Whe

9xseM, and dan't munt the police to

be constrily lookine for

him, and that ho would work his way beele to the state Hono, 1e 1t took him

month

the roconds of the atete lome how the date of birth for the

Subjoct no huget S, 1927, at

Paterson, New Torpey, ma his lost realdence in

Paterson ao 8l Temple Streate

The folioving Investigation una conduated by Special Agent

WILLIAN V CLAVALAUD:

EVAD To COMTEX, Furonu of Vital Statiotlos, Atlantio 016y

New fornor, checked the

birbli recorde for the years 1026, 1927 and 1983, ulth

negntivo remito, under the none THOMAS HARVEY FERMAN.

Airs 09lke7 suggested

that Subjeet kher's Mirth uno arobably rocorded in Freaton, Now forsey.

Thas once In Doing Referred upon Complotion to the Offico of

Oriela,

TENTRRED TRON COMPINSION DO DES OIDINI OF ORIGIN•

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• FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Form NO. 1

THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT

SAVANITAR, GEORGIA

FILE NO.

43-310

REPORT MADE AT

NAVARR, MEN JERSEY

TITLE

DATE WHEN MADE

6/13/44

PERIOD FOR

WHICH MADE 5/5,

12,17,18/44

CHANGED

TRONAS HARVEY HERMAN;

'JOHN JACK GROSSI, Mith allases:

REPORT MADE BY

JOHN V. CHAPMAN

CHARACTER OF CASE

ILLEGAL WEARING OF UNITORM

SELECTIVE SORVICE

Jack Dale Willlans, Glovanni Crossi

SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Subjeet GROSSI born 8/5/27, Faterson, I. J.

Father, mother.

brother possese criminal records. No record avnilable on

sister, but has

questionable character and reputation.

GROSSI on probation, Paterson, N. J., from 4/30/42 to 3/11/43,

when, que to continuous violations of parole, conmitted te

N. Jo State Reformatory. Farents divorced.

Poor background

home and fanily 11fe,

mos

REFERANCES:

DEXAILS!

Savannnh teletype to Newark dated Nay 8, 1944.

Newark toletype to Savanneh dated May 12, 1944.

Sevennah teletype to Newark dated May 12, 1944

Bavanash teletype to Newark dated May 16, 1944.

Report of Special Agent TAYLOR JACKSON SIMS, doted

April 25, 1944, at Savannah, Georgia.

The title of this case is being marked CHANGHD to reflect the

true name of subject dont Jack GRoss.

and to show bis allas

aS JACK DALE WILLIAMS, which information was obtained from

Savannah toletype dated May 8, 1944, The alias of GIOVANNI

GOSSI 1s also reflected, which van obtained from the recorde

of. the Passale County Probation

office.

APPROVED AND

FORWARDED:

SPECIAL. AGENT

IN CHARGE

DO NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES

COPIES OF THIS REPORT

Buzeau

Savannah

2 - Newark

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was prepared by

on May 5, 1944%

• II.

A review of instant file discloses that the foilowing memorandum

Special Agent CHARLES, S. NAYTIEID, JR of the Hewerk Field Division

JOHN GROSSI, 99 North Tenth Street,

Peterson, Hew Jersey, colled

the Newerk Office on May 5,

1944, and advised that

an Agent had been to

his home

to see him about the arrest of his son, JOHN Ghosst, in a sailor'e uniform at

Savannah, Georgia.

He stated he would like to talk to an Agento.

Reference teletyne dated May 8, 1944, requested that the records

concerning Subject GRosSI's birthdate and birthplace; legal residence and relatives.

bo obtained frow the New Jersey State Home.

Ly reference teletype dated May 12, 1944, this offico was advised

that the aforementioned investigetion we not necessary.

Subsequently by reference

teletype dated May 26, 1944, the requests wer agein reiterated.

MR. JOHN JOSIPH CROSSI, father of Subject, residing at 99 forth

Tenth Street, Paterson, New Jersey, and employed at the Crescent Tish Company,

11 Hudson Street, Paterson, New Jersey, stated that he and his wife were divorced

many years ago.

To his knowledge JOHT, or JACKIE as he was called, uns born on

either August 4 or 5, 1927, In Paterson, Hew Jersey.

He revealed that due to nunerous difficulties in which subject

bocane involved ho was finally mede a ward of the State.

and was given over

to the State Board of Children's Guardians.

He stated that his vife's name

wa 8

ANNA ROSE WAR.

His daughter, AUGMIA GROSSI HUGOLD &s 20 years of age and

presently resides at 286 - 17th Avenue, Paterson, New Jersey.

ALBERE QROSSI,

a son, 24 years of ago, is presently serving overseas in the U. S. Army.

MR. JAMBS GOURLAY, Pessale County Probation Office, Courthouse,

Paterson, New Jersey, summaried Subject'e record with that department as follows:

Le vas brought Into Juvenile Count on April 30, 1942, being 14

years of age, charged with larceny of won stamos valued at $9.

For this offense

he was 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 in on August 21, 1942, alter falling

to report to his parole officer.

At this tine Subject was siven a psychiatric examination. On the

sane date ho 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 nefarous ways.

He was

finally committed to the Jaresburg Reformatory on March 11, 1943.

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Tho

records

of the Probation Office reflected that Subject was

bom August 5, 1927, In Paterson, New Jersey. The records further revealed that

Sabjectle

father, who is approxinately 41 years of age, hase rother lengthy

poLice rocord, commencing in 1980, oilenses being aisorderly person, asseult

and battery, drunkenness, desertion, non-support, passine worthleos checks and

abandonment and cruelty to children.

The records revenled that the mother and

father vore divorced in June of 1935, and in August, 1929 she served ten days

in the Pascale County Jail of a thirly-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 recorde also reflected that fubjectle brother, ALBERT,

charged with larceny and receiving on April 22, 1928, vas 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 sodony.

There was no record available in the Frobation Office for

Subject's sister, BUGLA.

NE, COUTUDY advised that to his knowledge she 1o

of poor moral character, and has been fortunate in not having acquired a criminal

record at this time.

Subject's birthdate was verified with the Burenu of Vital

Statisties, Paterson, New Jersey. In their records

Subject is carried as

GIOVANNE GROSSI.

Special Agent WARRIN S. LYNCH of the Neurl Field Division

conducted the following investigation, as sot forth in & menorendum contrined

in the files of the Nework Field Division prepared by Fleld Supervisor MILION

По КлАск:

HI. VICTOR J. HALL, Assistant Superintendent, lew Jersey State

Home for Boys at Jonesburg, advised that GROSSI had been s. ward of the state.

he

had beon in the custody of the State Board of Children's Cuardions because of very

bad home conditions, his parents being divorced, and no suitable arrangements

could be made for the care of the boy.

was inoarcerated at the State Home for Boys on March 11, 1943,

the

chorge being stealing from Passaic County, believed to be faterson,

Her Jersey.

He hed been released on a temporary parole basis, to be employed

at Adrien's Diner,

Cranbury, New Jersey, and while emploved there,

stole $38

from the cosh rogister and ran away..

It was stated he had, however, more then

$30 due him at that time for veges.

The State Home for Boys ins advised by EDWIN HARDINGSON, Chief

U.

S. Frobation Officer, Post Office Building,

Savannah, Georgie, that the boy

kud been picked up on a charge of illegi verring of the unifor some vould

they did not intend to hold him, and wanted to know if the State

come for him of wanted him held.

The State Home was unable to send for him

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beeruse of the distance involved, and snid they didn't want hin held.

MR. FINCH, Superintendent of the State Fome, received a letter

on May 16, 1944,

fron the subjoct, stating that he was very sorry ne hao

isappointed Mr. FitCH, and didn't vant the police to be constatly lookine for

him, and that he would

work his vay back to the stete fome, 11 it took hin a

month.

The records of the State Home shou the date of birth for the

Subject as huguat 5, 192r, at Peterson, New versey, and his lest reaidence in

Faterson as 81 lemple Street.

The following Investigation wes conducted by Special Agent

WILLIAM V. CLOVELAND:

MOVARD I. COMMY, Bureau of Vital Statistice, Atlantic City,

New Jersey, checked the birth records for the years 1986, 1927 and 1928, with

negative remits, under the neme PHONAS HARUSY HERMAN.

MR.

CorrEY cuggested

that Subject HURMAN'S birth was probably recorded in Trenton, New Jersey.

• This case is being Referred upon Completion to the Office of

Origin.

- PREMARED UPON CONPLNTION DO THE OFTICO OF ORIGIN

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