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Sen Joseph Joe Mccarthy — Part 37
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The cashinyton star of Jaruary 9, 1952, contained an
urtticle captioned "Yow MeCarthy Got secret Loyalty Bocrd teport
Sttll A Mystery," and quoted Senator ecarthy as saying that "I
cannot reveal the source of my information.” The «washington “tar
of January 24, 1952, contcined an article cantioned "Loyalty Poard
waploye Named Ags McoCarthy Leak Suspect.” It reads in part as
follows:
"Civil Service Commission Chairaan Robert Ramspeck has
received froo the wederal Loyaity Seviee feard the name of @ wanan
ennloye suspected of having turned over to oenator MeCarthy,
5 tans a2f FPdtaeaanata aha atta? gota teo af An Dares
depublican a WE GUUMOL thy Lee confidential PCD MALES UY} US ae ae
meeting, tt was learned yesterday.
ir, fanspeck said a@ report naming a suspected employe
of the Loyolty Board was received late Tuesday ‘for possible action.
He refused to :itsclose the niie or how the person happened ta he
siapected. Ye declared the matter will %¢ thoroudhiy examined Ay
the Comntaston ta decermineg wiether the susrtetons are fustifteds.+a
"in tneestigqation to determing the source of the leak of
confidenttal records of the Loyalty cevitew “oard has been UNDE rw
since 3enator ‘SeCorthy several weeks ato dicelosed pcerts of minutes
vithout reveoling how they cane inva 244 BOLSEESTON That materinvl,
from shtoh excerpts sere read to the cenate last January id, bu
cenator .icCarthy, dealt Largely otth tre Board's discusston of if¢2
case af Join wtevart Service, farner stute Lenartment career man.
eseeest@ttile Chairman tamspeck rafueed to disclose the latest
development relating to the minutes, other Civil Service Commisstoan
sources expletned that the verson susvectsd of Auving given tne
material to senator deCarthy wos techintcaliy a Commisston employe
asstened to the Lopeltléy Review Foard,
"There were unoyficial reports tict investigators based
some of their suspicions on the strencth of fingerprint evidence.”
Phe ccattnyten Fost of January £4, 1952, contained an
article captioned "Loyalty Board ‘Leak’ Suepeet is Hanloye," wiich
contains the toticwing Infornettion:
Seeee the Commtaston’s own investigations itviston, ulded
by the :ederol urean of FInvestiaqatian, Iss been making an intensive
theck on the ‘leak.'
"Any action taken as @ result of that probe will be
announced at an apnraprtate tiie beeccuse of the nublie interest and
the need to natntain confidence in the Loyalty Program, fanspeck
has said, ..... any steps to cismiss an ennloyee must go threugh
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