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Hindenburg — Part 2
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE
May 18, 1937.
RE: EINDENBURG
On May 11, 1937, in a telephone conversation with Mr.
Tamm as to the requests previously made apparently by Roger
Williamson to Commander Rosendahl that a search be made of the
field where the Hindenburg fell which he, Williamson, suggested
that we should supervise, Mr. Tamm advised we should indicate to
Commander Rosendahl that we necessarily cannot act upon requests
for investigation by a Senatorial Committee inasmuch as this
would possibly place us in a position to be oritisized, but that
should the committee investigating the disaster of the Hindenburg
or Mr. Rosendahl have some ideas for investigation, this might make
a difference as to what we would do in the situation inasmuch as
this would possibly place before us some situation coming within
our investigative jurisdiction. Reference is made to my previous
indication that if a search were to be made, this could just as
well be made in any of the area over which the Hindenburg circled
for approximately two hours before it made its landing at the
Naval Air Station. It was indicated, at that tine, that we were
entirely friendly and agresable with both Commander Rosendahl and
Mr. Trimble of the Commerce Department Investigating Committee, but,
however, they had made no request of us, as yet, for investigation.
On May 12, 1937, as a result of the request made by
Mr. Trimble to Agents Vetterli and Devereaux, this information was
communicated to Mr. Tamm at 6;11 p. m.; that Mr. Trimble indicated
that it would be desirable possibly for us to check, or to check in
cooperation with their Inspectors, the warious passengers who arrived
on the Hindenburg in erder to learn the names of any persons who were
at the field to meet them and thereafter interview these latter
persons for any of their observations while at the field.
on May 12, 1937, at 10:18 p. m., Mr. Tamm, in a telephone
conversation, advised that the Director had instructed that it would a
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