</s>AL 44-493 NEW YORK CON'T Peter Pan Cleaners Phil Cleaners Valley Stream, New York Manilus, New York Serial #3263 Serial #31475 Pride Cleaners Reds Trucking Washington St. Iselin St. Peekskill, New YORK Yorkers, New Yorl Serial #33349 Serial #33049 Robison: and Smith, Incorp. Ed Rubin Associates, Inc.p. 335 North Main St. 101 23 44th Avenue Gloversville, NewYork Corona, Long Island, Serial #32552, 3253 New York Serial #32639 S & J and J Enterprises, Incorpor. Shellbank Cleaners c/o Bronx Press Pressing Machine Company 2950 Avenue X 1101 East Tremont Brooklyn, New Yok Bronx, New york Serial #32362 Serial#33795 Speedy Laundry and Cleaners Staub Cleaners Court St. 951 Main St .. Rochester, New Work East Rochester, New Yoork Serial #31546, 314743 Serial #31356 -41-1- 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary:  
The document contains a list of laundry businesses and textile-related entities across multiple states (New York, Ohio, Illinois, Texas, etc.), including addresses, serial numbers, and contact information for sales representatives of the Textile Marking Machine Company. It references an investigation involving identification of garments with specific tapes or markings, noting that these tapes are produced exclusively by the Textile Marking Machine Company. The document instructs federal agencies to contact laundries in specified regions to identify the source of the tape and emphasizes the importance of verifying contacts within territories. It also includes notes on distinguishing between markings (e.g., using a letter "o" instead of a dash) and submitting samples to the FBI Laboratory for analysis.  

Key People:  
- Dick Briston (sales representative covering Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Southern Mississippi)  
- Job Combs (sales representative covering Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, Eastern Kentucky)  
- Fred Weber (sales representative covering Metropolitan New York City, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont)  
- Jack Cody (sales representative covering Michigan, Indiana, Ohio)  
- Pete Wukovich (sales representative covering Illinois, Eastern Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin)  
- Al Davis (sales representative covering North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Western Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Western Louisiana, Northern Mississippi, Western Tennessee, Western Kentucky)  
- Fred Raupak (sales representative covering New Mexico, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico City, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington)  

Key Locations:  
- New York, Ohio, Illinois, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming, South Dakota, Rhode Island, and other states listed in the document.  
- Specific cities include Brooklyn, Rochester, Cleveland, Columbus, Akron, Cincinnati, and others.  

Key Events:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) directive to contact laundries across specified regions to identify garments with specific textile markings.  
- Instructions for agencies to index locations for future investigations and submit samples of the tape to the FBI Laboratory for analysis.  
- Mention of an "UNSUB" (unknown suspect) associated with abandoned garments, though no direct connection to Martin Luther King Jr. is made in this document.  

Key Organizations:  
- Textile Marking Machine Company (involved in producing the textile tapes referenced in the investigation).  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (directed the contact efforts and laboratory analysis).

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44-ho-1509_sec_001_ser_1-60-part_9_of_9.pdf

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