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Edna Griffin's FBI file, December 1951-February 1955

1952-03-25 Special Agent in Charge, Chicago Field Office to Director, FBI regarding Edna May Griffin

STANDARD FORM-NO. 64

Office Memorandum
United States Government

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-355489)
DATE:  MARCH 25, 1952
FROM: SAC, CHICAGO (100-22938)
SUBJECT: EDNA MAY GRIFFIN, aka., Mrs. Stanley Griffin, Edna May Williams
SECURITY MATTER - C

ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED 
DATE 02-09-2006 BY AUC 60309
[TAM/DCC/JW?]

Rerep SA [REDACTED] at Omaha dated 1-22-52.
b7C

References report set out leads for the Chicago Office.

The asterisked lead was covered by letter to the Director from Chicago dated January 3, 1952.

A search of the indices of the Chicago Office on February 6, 1952, under the name of the Markovin Committee to end Discrimination did not reveal any information concerning this organization.

SA [REDACTED] advised on March 17, 1952, that investigation on March 6, 1952, at Great Lakes, Illinois, furnished the following information:
b7C

[REDACTED] Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S. Naval Training Center, advised that one [REDACTED] Wave, Hospital apprentice, is presently assigned to [REDACTED].  Navy records show her home address [REDACTED] Des Moines, Iowa.  [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED].  He stated that his office had no information concerning [REDACTED] regarding any Communist affiliations or tendencies.

RUC.

WJP:BJB

CC: Omaha (100-4095)

RECORDED - 139 100-355489-41
INDEXED - 139

[ink stamped]
[?] 1 APR 3, 195[?]

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STANDARD FORM-NO. 64 Office Memorandum United States Government TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (100-355489) DATE: MARCH 25, 1952 FROM: SAC, CHICAGO (100-22938) SUBJECT: EDNA MAY GRIFFIN, aka., Mrs. Stanley Griffin, Edna May Williams SECURITY MATTER - C ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE 02-09-2006 BY AUC 60309 [TAM/DCC/JW?] Rerep SA [REDACTED] at Omaha dated 1-22-52. b7C References report set out leads for the Chicago Office. The asterisked lead was covered by letter to the Director from Chicago dated January 3, 1952. A search of the indices of the Chicago Office on February 6, 1952, under the name of the Markovin Committee to end Discrimination did not reveal any information concerning this organization. SA [REDACTED] advised on March 17, 1952, that investigation on March 6, 1952, at Great Lakes, Illinois, furnished the following information: b7C [REDACTED] Office of Naval Intelligence, U.S. Naval Training Center, advised that one [REDACTED] Wave, Hospital apprentice, is presently assigned to [REDACTED]. Navy records show her home address [REDACTED] Des Moines, Iowa. [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED]. He stated that his office had no information concerning [REDACTED] regarding any Communist affiliations or tendencies. RUC. WJP:BJB CC: Omaha (100-4095) RECORDED - 139 100-355489-41 INDEXED - 139 [ink stamped] [?] 1 APR 3, 195[?]