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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Form No. 1
File No.: 65-5131
This Case Originated At: Los Angeles.
Report Made At: Los Angeles.
Date When Made: 4/21/51.
Period For Which Made: 3/15, 16, 21, 23; 4/19/51.
Report Made By: [Redacted] ier.
Title: JOHN WHITESIDE PARSONS aka Jack Parsons
Character of Case: ESPIONAGE — IS.
SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:
Subject presently residing 1071 South Orange Grove, Pasadena. Background data regarding subject's wife, as obtained from Veterans Administration, set forth.
DETAILS:
On March 16, 1951, subject advised Special Agent ANATOLE N. OSSIPOFF that he had recently moved and is presently residing at 1071 South Orange Grove, Pasadena, telephone SYcamore 9-7816.
On February 1, 1951, [Redacted] advised subject's wife [Marjorie Cameron] served in the Waves during World War II.
In this connection, the following investigation has been conducted by the Washington Field Office:
"Files of Claims Division, Veterans Administration reflect that subject's wife entered Naval Service February 25, 1943, at Naval Training Station, Cedar Falls, Iowa, and was honorably discharged November 16, 1946, as Specialist (photographic) 3C at Washington, D.C. She entered under maiden name of MARJORIE ELIZABETH CAMERON and name changed by reason of marriage to MARJORIE E. PARSONS on October 19, 1946. She was assigned NSN 7042910, however, it is to be noted that there was a penciled notation in file reflecting that this was corrected to 7042911 on July 11, 1949.
She was born April 23, 1922, at Belle Plains, Iowas, and upon entering service resided at 1213 College Avenue, Davenport, Iowa. They list her occupation as free lance commercial artist and has studied art in Mexico and Paris."
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ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
Regarding [Redacted] (phonetic) previously reported to be a friend of subject's wife, the following sources have been checked revealing no record of this individual:
Los Angeles County Registrar of voters, March 21, 1951, by SE [Redacted]. Los Angeles Retail Marchants Credit Association on March 21, 1951, by SE [Redacted]. Los Angeles Office of the Immigration and Naturalization Service on March 23, 1951, by SE [Redacted]. Los Angeles Police Department and Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office on March 15, 1951, by SE [Redacted].
Regarding [Redacted] and JIM HANNON, previously reported to have been members of a group in Washington, D.C. during World War II, which group included subject's wife, the New York Office has advised that files of the New York Office contains no identifiable derogatory information regarding these individuals.
LEAD PAGE
LOS ANGELES OFFICE
At Los Angeles: Will take such further prosecutive action as is directed by the Bureau.
REFERENCE:
Report of SA [Redacted] dated 3/8/51, at Los Angeles.
Washington Field Office letter to Bureau dated 4/9/51.
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