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TO et at at Le tl ins ie Memorandum’ to Up, Nichole March 18, 1954 ‘ DETAILS : Personal Histor i Yat fon eS A Willie yy : , $8 tonal] Dtrectory for arch, A 1953, Alber Gore, Denocrat, ve leneen at Carthage, Tenneasee on. Decenber 36, 1907, He was elected to the 76¢, Congress and Success ive Congresses unttl elected ty the Untted States Senate on November 4, 1952, Information in Bureay Files: Bureau files reflect that on two different occasions, tm 1938 and 1939, Congressman Gore came tn with a group of constituents and made @ tour of the Bureay with them, The files do not indicate that he met the Director on etther of these occasions, (94~-2-139787, 19004X ) In December, 1941," Congressman Gore forwarded to the Bureau a letter which he had recetved from a constituent régard=~ tng a Pro-Nazi who was alleged to be working on Government es referred to by Congressman Yartin Dies. The article “stated that Congressman John Hy. Kerr, chairman Of the Subcomnittee, decided "to throw out any cases in which there t8 the slightest Ee Joyalty to the United States," Chatrman Kery inststed that there must be conclusive proof of un-Americanign So that what the committee did would not ruin a man and his Sonily for life, According to the column, Kerr was utgorously Supported by the other members o the SUubCOMMittee which included Albert Gore of Tennessee, (be=7a5s 405) ' Ina memorandum dated Mareh 12, 1943, Ur, Glavin advised Ifr,. Tolson that the members of Judge Kerr's Subcommittee - Qe