Isadore Zack U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) Papers, 1942-1997

Collection number: MC 160
Size: 6 boxes (1.80 cu.ft.)

About Isadore Zack and the U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC)

The U.S. Army's Counter Intelligence Corps, First Service Command, headquartered in Boston, produced the information in this collection between 1943-46. Isadore Zack was in charge of a group called the Subversive Squad between 1942-43. Thereafter, he commanded ten men who formed the Counter Intelligence Group (CIG) of the Security and Intelligence Division. This Group's function was to collect intelligence and to write the Weekly Intelligence Summary for the commanding general, which was then circulated to more than one hundred law enforcement organizations in New England. This report covered such areas as subversive activities, racial disturbances, labor relations, sabotage, foreign language press, riots and domestic disturbances, foreign affairs pressure groups, and miscellaneous incidents. The CIG also prepared fifty Domestic Intelligence Reports between 1944-45. The Weekly Intelligence Summary dealt with the alleged subversive activities of such groups as Communists, Germans, Italians, Japanese, Pacifists, Socialists, Trotskyites, Italian Fascists, Jehovah's Witnesses and others suspected of sedition or potential mutiny. The CIG also handled undercover investigations on allegations pertaining to national security and military fitness.

Isadore Zack was born in Quincy, MA in 1912. After graduating from the Boston University School of Journalism he worked on various local papers before training in intelligence procedures in Chicago. He served in the U.S. Army from 1941-1945 and was assigned as Special Agent in Charge of the Counter Intelligence Group/Subversive Squad, First Service Command, Boston, CIC from May 1942 until he left the service. He won three citations and the Army Commendation Ribbon. After the war he served as Director of Fact-Finding and Public Relations for the Anti-Defamation League, N.E. Region. He has recently served as the Secretary of the Military Intelligence Association of New England (MIANE) and as national vice-president of the National Counter Intelligence Corps Association.

About the Isadore Zack - U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) Papers

The collection contains a variety of materials relating to domestic intelligence gathering in the early 1940s. Handouts and notes from Mr. Zack's training provide an insight into the world of domestic espionage during the war years. Periodic intelligence summaries give an overview of the issues and groups that concerned the CIC both regionally and nationally. Individual reports provide an insight into how investigations were handled. The collection consists of training handouts and associated notes, official intelligence summaries, individual investigation reports, and a few photographs. Forty-five issues of the official organ of the NCICA, Golden Sphinx, are also included.

Administrative Information

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], [Folder number], [Box number], The Isadore Zack - U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC) Papers, 1942-1997, MC 160, Milne Special Collections and Archives, University of New Hampshire Library, Durham, NH, USA.

Acquisitions Information

Donated: Isadore Zack, Sept. 5, 1997 (Accession number: 97.013)

Collection Contents

Series 1: Training materials, 1942

Box 1
Box 1, Folder 1A		Typed Historical Overview of the C.I.C.
Box 1, Folder 1B		General Orders
Box 1, Folder 2		Courts Martial and Articles of War
Box 1, Folder 3		Schedule
Box 1, Folder 4		Arsonists
Box 1, Folder 5		U.S. Courts and Federal Procedure
Box 1, Folder 6		Explosive Laws
Box 1, Folder 7		Firearms Laws
Box 1, Folder 8		Telephone Supervision
Box 1, Folder 9		Report Writing
Box 1, Folder 10		Codes and Ciphers
Box 1, Folder 11		Bombs and Infernal Machines
Box 1, Folder 12		Burglary
Box 1, Folder 13		Observation and Description Test
Box 1, Folder 14		Notes on General Principles of Investigative Procedures
Box 1, Folder 15		Notes on Questioned Documents
Box 1, Folder 16		Handwriting
Box 1, Folder 17		Post Office Inspectors
Box 1, Folder 18		Postal Laws and Regulations
Box 1, Folder 19		Naval Intelligence Organization
Box 1, Folder 20		Microphone Installation
Box 1, Folder 21		Surveillance Exercise
Box 1, Folder 22		Index of Investigative Duties of the U.S. Treasury Dept
Box 1, Folder 23		Observation and Description
Box 1, Folder 24		Systems of Identification
Box 1, Folder 25		Safeguarding Information
Box 1, Folder 26		Law of Evidence
Box 1, Folder 27		Undercover Work
Box 1, Folder 28		Methods of Searching
Box 1, Folder 29		Methods of Surveillance
Box 1, Folder 30		Impersonation
Box 1, Folder 31		Counter Subversive System
Box 1, Folder 32		Civil Service Acts and Regulations
Box 1, Folder 33		Law of Arrest
Box 1, Folder 34		Latent Fingerprints
Box 1, Folder 35		Care of Calcium Chloride Tube
Box 1, Folder 36		Taking Fingerprints
Box 1, Folder 37		Plaster of Paris
Box 1, Folder 38		FBI Organization and Functions
Box 1, Folder 39		Interrogation of Witnesses and Prisoners
Box 1, Folder 40		Care of Calcium Chloride Tube
Box 1, Folder 41		Conspiracy
Box 1, Folder 42		Investigative Photography
Box 1, Folder 43		Moulage
Box 1, Folder 44		Applicant Investigations
Box 1, Folder 45		Immigration and Naturalization Service
Box 1, Folder 46		Treason
Box 1, Folder 47		Organization and Functions of Military Police
Box 1, Folder 48		Assignment Sheets - Undercover Work

Series 2: Administrative Records of the Subversive group and the Counter Intelligence Group, First Service Command, Boston, 1942-1946

Box 2
Box 2, Folder 1		Domestic Intelligence Memorandum, Jan 31, 1944
Box 2, Folder 2		Assignments for Subversive Squad, May 21, 1943
Box 2, Folder 3		Letter to Zack from Corporal Bernstein, June 2, 1943
Box 2, Folder 4		Suspicious Phone Call Memorandum, Sept 27, 1943
Box 2, Folder 5		Letter from John Lawlor to U.S. Conciliation Service, Aug 28, 1943
Box 2, Folder 6		Newspapers required by Subversive Squad, July 21, 1943
Box 2, Folder 7		Progress Report of Subversive Squad, May 4, 1943
Box 2, Folder 8		Investigation of Soldier, May 19, 1943
Box 2, Folder 9		Efficiency Report of Members of Subversive Squad, June 25, 1943
Box 2, Folder 10		Duties of Agents on Squad, May 20, 1943
Box 2, Folder 11		Photographic Work Request Form and Envelope, Jan 10, 1944

Series 3: Domestic Intelligence Memos, 1943-1945

Box 2
Box 2, Folder 12		Otis A. Hood, Jan 20, 1944
Box 2, Folder 13		Race Relations Forum, Feb 10, 1944
Box 2, Folder 14		George W. Hartman and the Peace Propagandists, Feb 19, 1944 and Jan 23, 1945
Box 2, Folder 15		Estimate of Domestic African American Situation, Mar 3, 1944
Box 2, Folder 16		Fascist Agitation in the African American Press, Mar 24, 1944
Box 2, Folder 17		Information Committee on Reconstruction, Apr 17, 1944
Box 2, Folder 18		Communist Party Recruiting and Educational Aims and Methods, Apr 17, 1944
Box 2, Folder 19		Survey of Armenian-American Activities, Apr 26, 1944
Box 2, Folder 20		Sweethearts of Servicemen Clubs (SOS), Apr 27, 1944
Box 2, Folder 21		Federazione Dopolavoro Del Massachusetts, Inc. (Fascist), May 19, 1944
Box 2, Folder 22		African Americanes and the Labor Situation in New England, July 15, 1944
Box 2, Folder 23		Carlson, John Roy, Friends of Francis Sweeney Memorial Committee CIO Political Action Committee: Anglo-Saxon Federation, Aug 19, 1944
Box 2, Folder 24		Portuguese-American Activities, Sept 26, 1944
Box 2, Folder 25		Peace Now Movement, Oct 4, 1944
Box 2, Folder 26		"New World A'Comin" (Communist Musical Revue), Oct 4, 1944
Box 2, Folder 27		"Soviet Union and the War," Oct 23, 1944
Box 2, Folder 28		Peace Now Movement, Oct 26, 1944
Box 2, Folder 29		Migration of African Americans After World War II, Nov 20, 1944
Box 2, Folder 30		Pacifist Esperantist Activities, Nov 27, 1944
Box 2, Folder 31		African American Situation in New England, Dec 15, 1944
Box 2, Folder 32		Digest of Opinions on Postwar Problems, n.d
Box 2, Folder 33		The Pacifist Campaign Against Postwar Compulsory Military Training, Jan 8, 1945
Box 2, Folder 34		Summary of the Domestic Intelligence Situation, 1944
Box 2, Folder 35		Committee on Fair Employment Practice, Jan 10, 1945
Box 2, Folder 36		Basic Training Course in Trotskyism, Feb 21, 1945
Box 2, Folder 37		Leadership and the African American Soldier-Orientation, Mar 6, 1945
Box 2, Folder 38		Dissemination of Anti-Semitic Propaganda, Mar 13, 1945
Box 2, Folder 39		American Committee for Biro-Bidjan (Ambijan), Apr 6, 1945
Box 2, Folder 40		The Eastern Monetary Congress: Gerald L.K. Smith: The Buy All Party, Apr 13, 1945
Box 2, Folder 41		I - The Commoner Party: II - The German Vegetarian and Naturopathic Society, June 7, 1945
Box 2, Folder 42		Army Transport Service (A.T.S.) Association (Overseas Branch), June 16, 1945
Box 2, Folder 43		Communist Program For Infiltration of Nationality Group, June 21, 1945
Box 2, Folder 44		Organization for the Permanent Return of European Combat Troops, July 6, 1945
Box 2, Folder 45		Florida Bible Institute - Dr. Gerald B. Winrod, Aug 24, 1945
Box 2, Folder 46		Weekly Intelligence Summary #179, July 7-14, 1945
Box 2, Folder 47		Weekly Intelligence Summary #180, July 14-21,1945
Box 2, Folder 48		Weekly Intelligence Summary #181, July 21-28, 1945
Box 2, Folder 49		Weekly Intelligence Sumamry #182, July 28 - Aug 4, 1945
Box 2, Folder 50		Weekly Intelligence Summary #183, Aug 4, 1945 - Aug 11, 1945
Box 2, Folder 51		Weekly Intelligence Summary #184, Aug 11, 1945 - Aug 18, 1945
Box 2, Folder 52		Material for Weekly Intelligence Summary #93, Oct 1943

Series 4: Investigative Reports, 1943-1944

Box 3
Box 3, Folder 1		Pictures viewed by Mr. Davrakian of Federal Communication Commission
Box 3, Folder 2		Incident at Harvard University Press, Cambridge, MA, Jan 16, 1943
Box 3, Folder 3		MA State Police Guard at East Boston Airport, Boston, MA, Jan 4, 1943
Box 3, Folder 4		"The Minute Man," Mar 15, 1944
Box 3, Folder 5		Draft Deferments; Watertown Arsenal, Arp 26, 1943
Box 3, Folder 6		Lack of Investigation of Civilian Personnel at Camp Myles Standish, Taunton, MA, May 8, 1943
Box 3, Folder 7		Strength of MA State Police in Personnel Vehicles and Armaments, May 27, 1943
Box 3, Folder 8		Live Ammunition found at Lawrence, MA, June 7, 1943
Box 3, Folder 9		Russian Flag Flying Incident, Aug 31, 1943
Box 3, Folder 10		Homosexuals in Statler Hotel Bar, Boston, Sept 14, 1943
Box 3, Folder 11		Conduct of Servicemen in Providence, RI, Sept 17, 1943
Box 3, Folder 12		Wave of Four Major Fires Sweep Boston Area-Falmouth Fire Injures Five, Destroys Four Planes, Sept 17, 1943
Box 3, Folder 13		Howe, Walter D. (Pfc.) ASN 11087866, Japanese Script, Oct 22, 1943
Box 3, Folder 14		Letter: Zack to Goodman, Boston Police re Col. Furber, Ft. Devens, Oct 19, 1943
Box 3, Folder 15		Investigation of Damaged Records at Builders Iron Works, E. Boston, MA, Mar 27, 1944
Box 3, Folder 16		Misinformation: Check of Boston Radio Stations, Jan 22, 1944
Box 3, Folder 17		Lorch, Lee A. (Pvt.) ASN 31311429 Disaffection, Jan 12, 1944
Box 3, Folder 18		African American Soldiers Stationed at Boston Port of Embarkation, Apr 8, 1944
Box 3, Folder 19		Shipment of "Legend of the Pacific," Apr 24, 1944
Box 3, Folder 20		Henderson, Frances, May 26, 1944
Box 3, Folder 21		Mass AWOL, Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, May 29, 1944
Box 3, Folder 22		Rumor about pregnant WACS, June 2, 1944
Box 3, Folder 23		Prisoner of War Post Card, June 2, 1944
Box 3, Folder 24		Japanese Broadcast of American War Prisoner, June 8, 1944
Box 3, Folder 25		Possible Fraud re: Uniforms, June 9, 1944
Box 3, Folder 26		Meteorological Candle Found in Maine Woods, June 16, 1944
Box 3, Folder 27		Alleged Seditious Article re African Americans, 6/12/44June 12, 1944
Box 3, Folder 28		Surveillance of Wood Island Park Section, E. Boston re African American Troops, June 17, 1944 - June 18, 1944
Box 3, Folder 29		Four Freedoms Essay Contest, June 20, 1944
Box 3, Folder 30		Friends of Free Germany, June 21, 1944
Box 3, Folder 31		Mantle Club/G.E., Lynn, MA., June 25, 1944
Box 3, Folder 32		Jesse Clifford Daniel, June 26, 1944
Box 3, Folder 33		Racial Situation in Boston, MA, June 28, 1944
Box 3, Folder 34		Preventative Action to Eliminate the Causes of Racial Disturbances, June 29, 1944
Box 3, Folder 35		Camp Edwards License Plates #2240, June 30, 1944
Box 3, Folder 36		Feature Article-AFRO-AMERICAN (African American Weekly), July 1, 1944
Box 3, Folder 37		Brooks, Charles T. /Facilities for Returning Servicemen, July 18, 1944
Box 3, Folder 38		V.F.W. Auxiliary Meeting on Italian Prisoners, July 27, 1944
Box 3, Folder 39		George La Piana/Daily Worker/Italian Service Units, Aug 1, 1944 - Aug 2, 1944
Box 3, Folder 40		What Does the C.T.A.L.(Workers Confederation of Latin America) Mean? A Booklet by Vincente Lombardo Toledano, Aug 3, 1944
Box 3, Folder 41		Racial Discrimination Charge by African American MPs, Aug 4, 1944
Box 3, Folder 42		Jehovah's Witnesses: Meeting in Boston, MA, Aug 13, 1944
Box 3, Folder 43		Alleged Japanese Atrocity Story, Aug 8, 1944
Box 3, Folder 44		Meeting of Governor's Committee for Racial and Religious Understanding, Aug 8, 1944
Box 3, Folder 45		National Religion and Labor Foundation, Aug 14, 1944
Box 3, Folder 46		Young People's Non-Partisan League, Aug 21, 1944
Box 3, Folder 47		Preventative Measures for Racial Disturbances, Aug 30, 1944
Box 3, Folder 48		War Parents of America, Incorporated, Aug 31, 1944
Box 3, Folder 49		Anti-Semitic Rhyme, Sept 5, 1944
Box 3, Folder 50		Snapshots of Japanese, Sept 21, 1944
Box 3, Folder 51		Soldier buys Communist Literature in Boston's Progressive Bookstore, Sept 16, 1944
Box 3, Folder 52		German POW Altercation Ft. Devens, Sept 23, 1944
Box 3, Folder 53		Possible Illegal Transmitter, Oct 4, 1944
Box 3, Folder 54		Ukrainian National Association, Oct 4, 1944
Box 3, Folder 55		Threatened Strike, U.S. Rubber Company, New Bedford, MA, Oct 9, 1944
Box 3, Folder 56		Jack C. Little: false story re ship "Hyannis," Oct 10, 1944
Box 3, Folder 57		German coin, Oct 4, 1944
Box 3, Folder 58		Chandler, Eleanor I. (Mrs.) African American/ Military Intelligence, Oct 18, 1944
Box 3, Folder 59		The Countercurrent, Nov 1, 1944
Box 3, Folder 60		Friends of Father Coughlin Dinner, Nov 1, 1944
Box 3, Folder 61		Coded Message from Lt. Beal, AUS, Nov 1, 1944
Box 3, Folder 62		Samuel Adams School, Nov 1, 1944
Box 3, Folder 63		ASFTC Fort Devens Investigation, MA, Nov 3, 1944 and Nov 24, 1944
Box 3, Folder 64		Powers, James H., Article re German POW's, Atlantic Monthly, Nov 1944
Box 3, Folder 65		German Propaganda/Raytheon, Nov 13, 1944
Box 3, Folder 66		Teamster Strike (Undercover Report), Nov 22, 1944
Box 3, Folder 67		Fehlau, Edgar R. (Rev.), Subversive Sermons, Lewiston, ME, Nov 22, 1944
Box 4
Box 4, Folder 1		CIO Office Workers Canteen, 11/30/44 Nov 30, 1944
Box 4, Folder 2		Sales of Firearms, Nov 30, 1944
Box 4, Folder 3		American Veterans of World War II (AMVETS) and Brigadier General H.C. Holdridge (Retired), Dec 9, 1944
Box 4, Folder 4		Frank Buda, Watertown Arsenal, MA, Dec 9, 1944
Box 4, Folder 5		PW-Civilian Personnel Fraternization at Cushing General Hospital, Framingham, MA, Dec 18, 1944
Box 4, Folder 6		General Colonization Board/Italian Service Units to Venezuela, Dec 22, 1944
Box 4, Folder 7		Confidential Maps Found, Dec 22, 1944
Box 4, Folder 8		Italian Service Unit Members Strike at Fort Andrews, MA. and Camp Myles Standish, Jan 23, 1945 and June 21, 1945
Box 4, Folder 9		Notes for Communist Report, 1945
Box 4, Folder 10		Letter From L.V. Rialo, 808 East St., Sacramento, CA re Italian prisoners, Dec 30, 1944
Box 4, Folder 11		Slandering Army Uniform, Jan 5, 1945
Box 4, Folder 12		Leather Worker Labor Unrest in Peabody-Salem-Danvers and Woburn, MA, Jan 8, 1945
Box 4, Folder 13		Japanese Activities in Waterbury, CT
Box 4, Folder 14		Trotskyist Youth Group, Jan 18, 1945
Box 4, Folder 15		Possible Strike at Boston Port of Embarkation, Jan 22, 1945
Box 4, Folder 16		Possible Fascist Titles in Universal Book Service Catalogue, Jan 24, 1945
Box 4, Folder 17		1184 Religious Opponents of National Service Legislation, Feb 5, 1945
Box 4, Folder 18		Defective Equipment/Tobe Deutschmann Corporation, Canton and Boston, MA, Feb 14, 1945
Box 4, Folder 19		Japanese-American Citizens League (JACL) and Cabot, Godfrey Lowell, Feb 14, 1945
Box 4, Folder 20		Current Anti-Fascist Italian-American Thinking in Boston Area, Mar 9, 1945
Box 4, Folder 21		Rumor Letter re Soldiers Paying for Injections, Mar 10, 1945
Box 4, Folder 22		International Labor Defense, Mar 14, 1945
Box 4, Folder 23		Refusal of Duty By Certain Member of WAC Detachment (Colored), Lovell General Hospital, Fort Devens, MA, Mar 23, 1945 and Mar 28, 1945
Box 4, Folder 24		War Food Administration (WFA) Apple Purchases, Mar 27, 1945 and Mar 29, 1945
Box 4, Folder 25		Communist Infiltration into Army/Secretary of War Stimson/Washington Times-Herald, Apr 21, 1945
Box 4, Folder 26		Unsatisfactory Treatment, Returned E.M., Ft. Devens [Wise, Frank (Cpl.)]
Box 4, Folder 27		U.S. Army Air Forces Equipment Dropped from Plane in Bridgewater, MA, Jun 26, 1945
Box 4, Folder 28		Armenian Communist Party to Hold 8th Annual Connvention in Detroit, MI, Aug 28, 1945
Box 4, Folder 29		General Information on Palestine, n.d. (probably 1945)
Box 4, Folder 30		Basic Training Course in Trotskyism (D.I.M.#31, draft), n.d.
Box 4, Folder 31		Portuguese-American Activities (D.I.M.#34, draft), n.d.
Box 4, Folder 32		National Weekly Intelligence Summary, n.d.
Box 4, Folder 33		National Weekly Intelligence Summary, July 14-28, 1945July 14, 1945 - July 28, 1945

Series 5: Miscellaneous, 1943-1997

Box 4
Box 4, Folder 34		Letter from Zack to Professor Douglas Wheeler
Box 4, Folder 35		Letter from Zack to Duval
Box 4, Folder 36		Article written by Zack, "CIC in Zone of Interior," n.d.
Box 4, Folder 37		List of Special Agents sent to Cloak and Dagger Book Store, n.d
Box 4, Folder 38		Commendation, 1944
Box 4, Folder 39		Special Orders with envelope, 1945
Box 4, Folder 40		Counterintelligence and Plant Protection Digest, 1943
Box 4, Folder 41		Catalogue and Price List Counter Intelligence Corps School, Fort Holabird, Baltimore, Maryland, Jan 1954
Box 4, Folder 42		Program, Corner Stone Ceremony, Headquarters, Fort Holabird, Baltimore, MD, Jan 1954
Box 4, Folder 43		Pamphlet - 50th Anniversary of the Founding of Fort Holabird, 1967
Box 4, Folder 44		Military Intelligence Association of New England Membership Directory, 1983
Box 4, Folder 45		CIC Membership Directory, revised edition, 1993
Box 4, Folder 46		CIC Membership Directories, 1950, 1956
Box 4, Folder 47		CIC Membership Directories, 1960, 1967
Box 4, Folder 48		CIC Membership Directories, 1979, 1983
Box 4, Folder 49		CIC Membership Directories, 1990, 1994
Box 4, Folder 50		D-Day at Utah Beach by Michel de Valavieille. Translated for the Use of Members of the Military Assoc. of New England, n.d.
Box 4, Folder 51		Booklist, U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps, Cloak and Dagger Books
Box 4, Folder 52		Bulletin, Rotary Club, Manchester, N.H., July 27, 1997

Series 6: Photographs

Box 4
Box 4, Folder 53

Series 7: Memos on Suspected Political Dissidents during WWII

Box 5
Box 5, Folder 1		Index of Incident Investigations
Box 5, Folder 2		Index of Domestic Intelligence Memos
Box 5, Folder 3		Potentially Subversive Personnel, Camp Niantic, CT, March 5, 1943
Box 5, Folder 4		Camp Myles Standish, Taunton, MA, Apr 2, 1943
Box 5, Folder 5		Known German Associations, Boston, Apr 16, 1943
Box 5, Folder 6		Engaged to Daughter of Interned Fascist Organizer, Apr 17, 1943
Box 5, Folder 7		Psychoneurotic Subject With Persecution Complex, Tremont St., Boston, MA, Apr 27, 1943
Box 5, Folder 8		WAAC and Foreign Travel, Lowell, MA, Apr 28, 1943
Box 5, Folder 9		Possible Disaffected Individual, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA, May 6, 1943
Box 5, Folder 10		German-Born Taxi Driver, Boston, MA, June 5, 1943
Box 5, Folder 11		Took Photos of Restricted Items at Exhibit, Commonwealth Ave., Boston, MA, June 19, 1943
Box 5, Folder 12		Efficiency Report on Subversive Squad Agents, July 31, 1943
Box 5, Folder 13		Investigation Into Subject, Mother of Two Soldiers Complaining of Racist Abuse, Aug 3, 1943
Box 5, Folder 14		Member of Communist Party Enlisted in Army, New Bedford, MA, Aug 5, 1943
Box 5, Folder 15		Communist Enlisted Soldier, Aug 18, 1943
Box 5, Folder 16		Suspected of being a Nazi, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA, Aug 20, 1943
Box 5, Folder 17		Union Member and Labor Activist, Will Rogers Filed, Oklahoma, Aug 20, 1943
Box 5, Folder 18		Expressed Pro-Soviet Jewish Sentiment, Fort Eustis, VA, Aug 23, 1943
Box 5, Folder 19		Deemed Dangerous Character, Boston, MA, Aug 24, 1943
Box 5, Folder 20		Ordered Camouflage Suits, Roxbury, MA, Aug 24, 1943
Box 5, Folder 21		Suspected Communists, Boston, MA, Aug 25, 1943
Box 5, Folder 22		Pro-Soviet Tendencies, Fort Sam Houston, TX, Aug 30, 1943
Box 5, Folder 23		Exhibits Radical Tendencies, Windsor Locks, CT, Aug 31, 1943
Box 5, Folder 24		Enlisted Man's Sister A Communist, Bridgeport, CT, Sept 11, 1943
Box 5, Folder 25		Suspected Communists, Camp Davis, N.C. & Fort Devens, MA, Sept 11, 1943
Box 5, Folder 26		Wrote Letter to "Key" Communist Figure, Oklahoma City, OK, Sept 11, 1943
Box 5, Folder 27		Wrote Letter to "Key" Communist Figure, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, Sept 13, 1943
Box 5, Folder 28		Wrote Letter to "Key" Communist Figure, Harlington, TX, Sept 13, 1943
Box 5, Folder 29		Disaffected Person, Boston University, Boston, MA, Sept 13, 1943
Box 5, Folder 30		Question of Identity, Bizerte, Tunisia, Oct 9, 1943
Box 5, Folder 31		Suspected Young Communist, Boston, MA, Oct 9, 1943
Box 5, Folder 32		Unjust Discharge Complaint, Somerset, MA, Oct 12, 1943
Box 5, Folder 33		Wrote Letter To Suspected Communist, Gainesville, FL, Oct 15, 1943
Box 5, Folder 34		Wrote Letter To Suspected Communist, Boston, MA, Oct 15, 1943
Box 5, Folder 35		Identity Confusion, Dorchester, MA, Oct 18, 1943
Box 5, Folder 36		Estonian Native, Former Communist, Now Enlisted Man, Boston, MA, Oct 19, 1943
Box 5, Folder 37		Subject - Not Interviewed in this report - in Camp Wheeler, GA, Oct 27, 1943
Box 5, Folder 38		Investigation of Reputedly "Disaffected" Soldier, Fort George Meade, MD, Oct 30, 1943
Box 5, Folder 39		Suspected Communist, Boston Navy Yard, Jan 15, 1944
Box 5, Folder 40		Suspected Communist, Boston, MA, Jan 19, 1944
Box 5, Folder 41		Harvard Professor's Views on Likelihood of Poland Going Communist, Boston, MA, Jan 24, 1944
Box 5, Folder 42		Talk Concerning Japanese Fleet, Boston, MA, Jan 27, 1944
Box 5, Folder 43		Suspected Of being Extreme Liberal, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Mar 21, 1944
Box 5, Folder 44		Student Enrolled in Communist Party, Massachusetts School For Art, Boston, MA, Apr 10, 1944
Box 5, Folder 45		Nazi Sympathizer, Boston, MA, Apr 29, 1944
Box 5, Folder 46		Subject "Runs Around With Other Men," Brockton, MA, May 9, 1944
Box 5, Folder 47		Procured Tires and Gasoline Illegally, Andover, MA, May 13, 1944
Box 5, Folder 48		Dressed in Civilian Clothes, Brookline, MA, May 29, 1944
Box 5, Folder 49		Fascist Sympathizer, Boston, MA, June 9, 1944
Box 5, Folder 50		Report on the Peace Now Movement, June 11, 1944
Box 5, Folder 51		Communist Infiltration of the USO Club for African American Soldiers, Ruggles St., Boston, MA, June 19, 1944
Box 5, Folder 52		Pro-Japanese Sympathies, Boston, MA, June 20, 1944
Box 5, Folder 53		False Rumor of Individuals Having Knowledge of Troop Movements, June 20, 1944
Box 5, Folder 54		Unseemly Closeness Between Two Suspects, Tufts University, Medford, MA, June 30, 1944
Box 5, Folder 55		Dual Identity, Melrose, MA, July 20, 1944
Box 5, Folder 56		Suspected Gambling At Arsenal, Watertown, MA, July 24, 1944
Box 5, Folder 57		Evasion of Censorship, Jefferson Barracks, MO, July 26, 1944
Box 5, Folder 58		Protest Against "Coddling" of Italian Prisoners, July 27, 1944
Box 5, Folder 59		AWOL and Impersonator, Ipswich, MA, Aug 8, 1944
Box 5, Folder 60		Suspected Saboteur, Concord, MA, Aug 9, 1944
Box 5, Folder 61		Complaint From Wife For Failure of Separated Husband To Support Her, Medford, MA, Aug 18, 1944
Box 5, Folder 62		Author Questioned About His Activities in Boston, MA, Aug 18, 1944
Box 5, Folder 63		Seditious Propaganda, Aug 26, 1944
Box 5, Folder 64		Report on the Yankee Freeman Movement, Sept 15, 1944
Box 5, Folder 65		False Information supplied Relating to Serviceman, Quincy, MA, Sept 23, 1944
Box 5, Folder 66		Views of Harvard Professor on Italy, Cambridge, MA, Oct 26, 1944
Box 5, Folder 67		Change of Addresses For pacifist Group members, Boston, MA, Nov 4, 1944
Box 5, Folder 68		Falsely Identified Himself as Officer, Dorchester, MA, Nov 13, 1944
Box 5, Folder 69		Suspicious V-Mail letter, Boston, MA, Nov 22, 1944
Box 5, Folder 70		Possible Dual Identity Case, Boston, MA, Concord and canterbury, NH, Nov 29, 1944
Box 5, Folder 71		Identity Question, Hyde Park, Boston, MA, Dec 11, 1944
Box 5, Folder 72		Notification of Relocation of Three Pacifist Priests, Boston, MA, Dec 26, 1944
Box 5, Folder 73		Made Derogatory Remarks About the WAC, Newton, MA, Jan 22, 1945
Box 5, Folder 74		Harvard Professor's Opinion on Catalog 45 of Universal Book Service, Cambridge, MA, Jan 24, 1945
Box 5, Folder 75		Concern Over Coded Telegram Message, Franklin, MA, Jan 26, 1945
Box 5, Folder 76		Made Anti-Semitic Statement, Lynn, MA, Jan 26, 1945
Box 5, Folder 77		Discussed Troop Movements, Providence, RI, Mar 15, 1945
Box 5, Folder 78		U.S. Army & Navy Bandsmen Association, New Haven, CT, Apr 2, 1945
Box 5, Folder 79		Communist Professor's Speech, Brockton, MA, Apr 30, 1945
Box 5, Folder 80		Security Conference Protest Letter Identified as Communist-Inspired, May 30, 1945
Box 5, Folder 81		New England Residents Sign Statement Sponsored By Communist-Front Organization, June 21, 1945
Box 5, Folder 82		Stowaway, U.S.S. General T.H. Bliss, Boston, MA, July 11, 1945
Box 5, Folder 83		Italian National Acting in Guise of U.S. Soldier, Boston, MA, July 23, 1945
Box 5, Folder 84		"Uncomfortable Situation" re Discussion Groups Conducted at Shirley USO, Shirley, MA, Aug 10, 1945
Box 5, Folder 85		Safe Containing Confidential and Restricted Items and Uncashed Checks Left Open, Boston, MA, Aug 21, 1945

Series 8: Periodical

Box 6
	Golden Sphinx: The Voice of Intelligence, Aug 1961-Spring 2004 (lacks issues), official organ of the National Counter Intelligence Corps Association (NCICA), published in Racine, OH