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    "ocrText": "- 2 -\n9:40 AM\nTOM CORCORAN to JOSEPH PANUCH (Continued)\nJP - He had everybody on God's earth over there. I'm trying to make\nan appointment with him for Sunday because he's going down to\nOak Ridge tomorrow and I'll know today whether I'll get that\nappointment.\nTC - Yeah, well, I'm going to try to see him today, too. O.K., I'll\ntake care of him and you take care of GEORGE. I'll get the\nserial specialty number.\n9:41 AM\nTOM CORCORAN told MISS ROBINSON (in GEORGE KILLIOM's office) that he\nwants JAMES KILLIOM's specialty serial number. She will have JAMES\ncall CORCORAN or will get the number from his mother.\n9:43 AM\nTOM CORCORAN asked Colonel HOWARD CORCORAN (New York City, Algonquin\n4-9349) if he got the check. HOWARD said it is in the bank. CORCORAN\ntold him that he can still be called for Allied Military Government for\nthe next six months and that he couldn't tell him this in the cables.\nCORCORAN advised HOWARD not to tell anybody that he is out. HOWARD\nsaid he thinks he will go up and visit MABLE. CORCORAN said BEN (COHEN)\nwill be back Monday. HOWARD will be down to see BEN soon. CORCORAN\nasked HOWARD about his terminal leave as he is having Colonel LUTZ for\ndinner Saturday night. HOWARD said it means about $1,000 and he would\nstill be technically in the Army. HOWARD said he isn't worried about\nit. CORCORAN told him not to tell the world he is out or people will\nwonder how he got out. O.K.\n9:50 AM\nTOM CORCORAN told Senator LISTER HILL that GEORGE KILLIOM's son is in\nthe Air Corps and CORCORAN wants HILL to help keep him in the U.S.A.\nCORCORAN said he will contact HILL with additional information later.\n10:00 AM\nTOM COR CORAN told Senator LISTER HILL that the boy's name is JAMES L.\nKILLIOM, #1105 AAFBU, Serial #19132444, in 3 years, no overseas service.\nCORCORAN said KILLIOM wants him kept in the U.S.A. at Palo Alto so he\ncan go to Stanford. CORCORAN said it would be a good idea to help\nKILLIOM as he is a friend of theirs and a good New Dealer. O.K.\n10:05 AM\nTOM CORCORAN told BURTON K. WHEELER that he heard an NBC radio broadcast\nthis morning, quoting London, and they were celebrating CROWLEY's being\nout as now they would get what they want. CORCORAN said he thinks they\nshould arrange to have a reporter like TROHAN pick this up and use it\nso we can get something out of the ruins. O.K.\n10:08 AM\nTOM CORCORAN to A. T. HOBSON to discuss efforts being made to place\nMARION CAHILL in a position with FARTHING's agency. He said he (HOBSON)\nwould get ROY BROWNELL after it this afternoon and find out what's wrong.\nHOBSON read from a letter of August 30th in which hewas told that although\nMiss CAHILL undoubtedly was of superior attainments they could hardly\nplace her in a high salaried job unless she came up through the ranks.\nCORCORAN referred to the efforts he had made to help JOE PANUCH get a\nP-6 job for MAURICE CULTON (phonetic), \"who used to have something to do\nwith air fields.\" HOBSON referred to CULTON as being a nice enough fellow"
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