</s>FD-245 (REV. 4:12-80) DO NOT DESTROY HISTORICAL VALUE NATIONAL ARCHIVES (MATERIAL MUST NOT BE REMOVED FROM OR ADDED TO THIS PILED Dal. 2.2 10024546 FEDERAL BUREAU 14-15th 4th 14-32 Edition of INVESTIGATION Bureau File Number 44.38661 Volume of the U.S.A.A .- 4th-5th-4th-A Bureau file Number 44-38661 M Diat DESTROY- FOR SELECT ALL INFORMATION CUNTAINED HEREN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE: 4/1/20/20-5/22/2022 C.C.M. IEE ON ASSASSINIA ONS See also Nos. DO NOT RETROY-99 PENDING L.N.HION/104/105 ENTIRE FILE REVIEWED FOR HISTORICAL DECLASSIFICATION DO NOT DETROY HISTORTICAL VALUEE. NATIONAL ACHIVITY 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The text comprises fragmented administrative records, forms, and personal correspondence from the 1960s–1970s, including FBI file headers (e.g., FD-245, FD-340) dated between 1968 and 2025. These documents reference declassification under Executive Order 14176 and include entries such as consent forms for premises searches, receipts for services (e.g., laundry tags, cleaning invoices), and personal letters. While names like Florence Holloway, John Fisher, James Salisbury, Alet Bollan, David S. Brown, Richard N. Rose, Frankie J. Hall, and John W. Whally are mentioned, there is no explicit connection to Martin Luther King Jr., his assassination, or related investigations. The content primarily reflects bureaucratic processes, financial transactions, and private communications with minimal substantive ties to the MLK case.  

A second set of entries includes declassified government records dated April 1, 1968, referencing FBI or law enforcement administrative filings. These documents mention service orders, laundry operations (e.g., "Sunrise Laundry" at 150 Enifith, Los Angeles), and product sampling activities (e.g., "Sample's Laundry," "Thermo-Jeal"). Serial numbers such as #3/1880 appear in the context of service records. The text also notes repeated declassification references under Executive Order 14176. No direct or indirect link to MLK, his assassination, or related investigations is present in these entries.  

Key People  
- Florence Holloway  
- John Fisher  
- James Salisbury  
- Alet Bollan  
- David S. Brown (interviewer)  
- Richard N. Rose  
- Frankie J. Hall  
- John W. Whally  
- Sam Yosinara (partner at Sunrise Laundry)  
- David R. Brown (contributor)  
- H. Beckman (Chevron Service contact)  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California  
- Chicago, Illinois  
- Hollywood, California  
- 150 Enifith, Los Angeles  
- 1506 N. Normandie Ave., California  
- Kansas City (implied via contributor address)  

Key Events  
- Consent to search forms for premises (e.g., 5/8/03 Hollywood Blvd.)  
- Receipts for services (e.g., laundry tags, cleaning invoices)  
- Personal correspondence between individuals (e.g., letters referencing "Sue," financial requests, emotional appeals)  
- Administrative record management processes (e.g., FBI file handling, declassification notices)  
- Laundry operations and product sampling activities dated April 10, 1968  
- Service order records under law enforcement administrative filings  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- National Archives (declassification context)  
- Chevron Service  
- Sunrise Laundry

MLK Declassified Files

44-la-1574_742142_005-03-part_1_of_2.pdf

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