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Melvin Purvis — Part 1
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An addendum to the above memo, dated 11/1/42, set out the
statement that it had been determined that Purvis had been at the
school in the spring of 1342 but was believed to be in the office of
the Provost Marshal at Kashington, D.¢., at that time.
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Director) would soon be replaced by Melvin Purvis, who would take over
the FBI and OSS,
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SI 62-33783-369 (By letter
dated 6/18/43)
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the Paducah, Kentucky, "Sun-Democrat" for 7/22/43.
The article was ertremely critical of the Director and
commented upon "his treatment of Melvin Purvis, .eee.." The article
further stated that Purvts stood the haging as long as possible, then ~-
resigned and was of that date a key man tn the office of the Provost
Marshall.
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Sun Democrat 7/22/43
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ASB OF LUfiafGs,y LU. COLONeL Meivin Furvis was Erecutive
- Officer to the Provost Marshal, General Joseph V. Dilien of Worth Africa
stationed at headquarters, North Africa. (Source not given)
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