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OCR Page 1 of 8CO SUMMARY
Washington, D. C.
June 19, 1945
8:15am
CORCORAN to BOB saying LEO was "pretty punch drunk these days"
and "they're giving it to him" quite heavily. CORCORAN wants
BOB to see LEO.
9:50am
MR. WRIGHT to NA 4882 for MISS KIRKPATRICK. He told her that a
hearing started yesterday known as the Joint Judiciary Committee
of both houses. He asks her to get a transcript of the proceed-
ings of yesterday. He said not to use CORCORAN'S name in re-
questing the transcript, and she replied that she would use "our"
name. He's attending the morning session and will look at the
copy she gets when he sees her about noon.
10:05am MR. WALLACE to YOUNGMAN who was out. He also asked for CORCORAN
who hadn't come in yet. He asked that CORCORAN call him at
RE 7500, Ext. 5205.
10:12am
CORCORAN to Library of Congress, Ext. 248, for IRVING BRANT.
Man will deliver message to BRANT for him to call CORCORAN.
10:20am CHARLES MERKUS (Phon.) to CORCORAN. Former asked if he could
come over to see latter. O.K.
10:45am
DAVE CORCORAN in New York to TOM CORCORAN talking about jeeps
and said he saw an article in the World-Telegram of June 18 about
a survey made by University of Washington. TOM will get this
report. TOM said he saw DWIGHT PALMER and latter thinks DAVE
is "swell." Also, said TOM, he had talked with LEO (CROWLEY?)
who told TOM he can line up things for DAVE and TOM. They
discuss a five year contract DAVE might take with STERLING and
TOM feels this would be unfair to RAY-E-VAC (Phon.) if "DAVE's
plans carry. They discuss foreign markets (in South America).
DAVE asked if TOM knew RAY-E-VAC well enough to tell them the
CORCORAN plans and TOM said he believed so.
10:55am MISS ANDERSON in office of Assistant Attorney General TOM CLARK,
to MISS DeFALCO to ask whether CORCORAN still planned a luncheon
date today with CLARK at 1:30 P.M. She said CORCORAN will come
to CLARK'S office and at 12:45 they will lunch at either the
Statler or Carlton Hotel.
10:58am
MISS ANDERSON to MISS DeFALCO saying that CLARK said that if the
menu is good at the Justice Department, they will eat there. 0. K.
11:05am HENRY to TOM CORCORAN. The following conversation took place:
C--Hello.
H--Hello, how are you?
C--Yes, sir.
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