</s>S/29/63 SAC SAC ACC ACC STENO SOP -C-71 AIR MAIL -C.7-1 -C+1-2 AIRTEL - C-4-2 -C++3-3-4 -C +4-3 -C -4-5-2 -C=4-7 -C =- 4-7 -C#-7-7 -S=1-1 -C: +4.7 -S =- 3-2 - S=4 -S-#4 -S##5 FROM: SAC, Indianapolis (44-3881) S=5-5 HURKIN Re Chicago airtel to Bureau dated 5/22/68. Investigation Richard, Indiana in through city directory, telephone directory, local post office, Police Department, sheriff's office, fails to reveal address of 6233 Noad Road, Hickmond, Indiana, above records fail to reveal name SAMUEL SCHNEIDERMAN, LEADY KANSAS CITY At Kansas City, Missouri Ascertain correct address of SCHREEDERMAN from Police Department records. AHEAD AND DANGEROUS 2-St. Louis 3-Bureau 2-Atlanta 2-Indianaapolis 4-1-Atlanta P/P/R/AV 4-4/11/4/57 1-Shanns City 1-Memphis (12) 2-Senns City SENALIZED INDEXED SENIALIZED FILED MAY 3 L 1963 FBI-CHICAGO 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14178

Summary  
The text comprises two distinct historical records: a U.S. Postal Inspection Service investigation log from May 1968 detailing correspondence clubs linked to mail fraud and illegal activities, and a fragmented FBI internal report spanning 1967–1987 containing corrupted case numbers, names, locations, and operational notes. The USPS document focuses on geographic divisions (e.g., Chicago, Philadelphia) and suspected organizations like "Similes Mixer Select Club" and "Ferguson Select Club," with case numbers such as `364-01663-E`. The FBI text includes references to individuals like Jerry William Ray, James O'Connor, and JAMES RAME, along with locations including Kansas City, Missouri; St. Louis; Chicago; Memphis; and Pontiac, Illinois. Both documents exhibit formatting errors, typos, and incomplete data, suggesting they are administrative or investigative records from the late 1960s to early 1980s.  

Key People  
- William A. Marshall  
- James C. Hardin  
- Jerry William Ray  
- James O'Connor  
- JAMES RAME  
- JAMES BAY  

Key Locations  
- Camden, NJ  
- Chinchilla, PA  
- Kansas City, Missouri  
- St. Louis, Missouri  
- Chicago  
- Memphis  
- Philadelphia  
- Decatur, Illinois  
- Pontiac, Illinois  

Key Events  
- Investigation of correspondence clubs for mail fraud, exploitation of vulnerable individuals, and fraudulent business practices (e.g., counterfeit checks, stolen identification cards).  
- FBI case files referencing witness statements, vehicle descriptions, composite sketches, cost data, teletype expenses, and travel logs.  
- Corrupted or fragmented records with dates ranging from 1967–1987, including potential typographical errors (e.g., "April 1, 1997" instead of "1967").  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Postal Inspection Service (investigating correspondence clubs)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI; referenced in internal case files)  
- Correspondence clubs (suspected of fraudulent activities)

MLK Declassified Files

44-cg-1114_738662_03-01-part_4_of_7.pdf

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