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Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Tom Scully - 10-07-2015 Albert Doyle Wrote:You're all wet Scully. LT respected forum member Doyle, I challenged you to post proof of your claim (so far only an assumption) that Barry Gray laid eyes, person to person, on aka James Rizzuto late in the evening of 22 Nov. - early morn. 23 Nov., 1963, or at any other time. You respond only with name calling, presumably due to your inability to support your claim. I thought the title of the thread was Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE?.... well, do you want to, or do you want to bash me? Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Tom Scully - 10-07-2015 David Josephs Wrote:Jim Hargrove Wrote:HI, David. John is convinced that Alexander D. and Allen R. Felde were the same guy. He wrote that the evidence showed "both" were recruited from the Milwaukee, WI area in the same month of the same year. At any rate, A Felde was with Harvey stationed near Memphis, TN as Lee was bound for Japan and his duty at Atsugi. Hi David, This is my second response, as promised. "Robe Felde" displayed in the Ancestry USMC muster roles in images in my last post, is certainly the former USMC Sgt., and Chicago police patrolman interviewed by FBI in 1964 as Robert Allen Felde. His USMC serial no. was 1615775 vs. Life Magazine's Allen Felde, serial no. 1641924 . I put two black dots to the left of "our" Felde's name on the list.... Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - David Josephs - 10-07-2015 Thanks Tom !! Any ideas why it's listed as ALEXANDER D on the Diaries? Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Tom Scully - 11-07-2015 David Josephs Wrote:Thanks Tom !! Yeah, as I posted, the only reliable record the USMC (at least at the local level) could manage, was the serial number. These are two pages of the same muster list.: Note "Alesander's" serial number..... 1641924, same as Life Magazine's Allen Feldes Alesander Felde in the U.S. Marine Corps Muster Rolls, 1798-1958 Name: Alesander Felde Muster Date: Oct 1956 Rank: E1 Station: Recruits 2Ndcruit Trngbn Mcrdep Lee H Oswald in the U.S. Marine Corps Muster Rolls, 1798-1958 Name: Lee H Oswald Muster Date: Oct 1956 Rank: E1 Station: Recruits 2Ndcruit Trngbn Mcrdep When an error occcurs in a military record, is it worth the bother attempting to get paperwork corrected if it is a minor error, relatively, and the personnel serial no. associated with the name text error is still accurate? Errors are not prompted by corrective orders or whodunnit responses to requests for corrections. Note the serial no., it is the (only) constant, no. 1641924 Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Tom Scully - 11-07-2015 Jim Hargrove Wrote:HI, David. John is convinced that Alexander D. and Allen R. Felde were the same guy. He wrote that the evidence showed "both" were recruited from the Milwaukee, WI area in the same month of the same year. At any rate, A Felde was with Harvey stationed near Memphis, TN as Lee was bound for Japan and his duty at Atsugi. I access "ancestry" free, never interview anyone, and do not travel to do research. Sounds like John needs to be put on a budget and attempt what can be retrieved by more modest and less intrusive methods. Info displayed below is consistent with what FBI reported of interview with former USMC Sgt. Robert Allen Felde Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Jim Hargrove - 11-07-2015 Fine, let's talk A. Felde!!!! ==================== QUOTE ON ====================== Marine Corps Unit Diaries On October 26 the name Lee H. Oswald first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Diaries at boot camp [SUP]#257 56-27[/SUP] NOTE: The Marine Corps Unit Diaries list the name, rank, service number, and mili- tary occupation specialty (MOS) of servicemen assigned to a particular location. The Diaries also record changes in assignments, activities and duties. The Diaries allow us to see, by name, rank, and serial number, the names of Marines who served with Harvey Oswald at a particular location, and the names of Marines who served with Lee Oswald at a particular location. The Marine Corps Unit Rosters, which are similar to the Diaries, list the name, rank, service number, and military occupation specialty ( MOS) of officers and enlisted person- nel at a particular location. Unit Diary #257-56 p. 1521 also lists the names of the three Dallas recruits who traveled to San Diego with Oswald-Donald G. Davis, Donald M. Elam, and Pleas G. Scott. A recruit named "Alexander D. Felde," with whom Harvey Oswald would spend the next 10 months, is also listed in the same diary.[SUP] 56-28[/SUP] The Marine Corps assigned service numbers in numerical order to recruits who enlisted at the same enlistment center. Recruits from the same town, who enlisted within days of each other, had similar service numbers. Alexander D. Felde's service number was 1641924, and is between Marine recruits with service numbers 1641923 and 1641927 (Leo C. King, Richard Rasmussen, Peter J. Scifo, and Joseph D. Socha). All of these recruits, including Felde, were from the Milwaukee, Wisconsin area and all en- listed between October 22nd and October 24th, 1956. Following the assassination the FBI interviewed Allen Robert Felde (on June 26, 1964) and reported, "He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Milwaukee, 147Wisconsin in October, 1956. He met Lee Harvey Oswald as a United States Marine Corps recruit about October 23, 1956 while both of them were assigned to Platoon 2060, 2nd Battalion, MCRD, San Diego."[SUP]26 56-28[/SUP] Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald's photographs appear in the Platoon 2060 yearbook, along with the young men who enlisted in Dal- las with Oswald and accompanied him on the flight to San Diego, (Scott, Elam, and Davis). Felde told the FBI he and Oswald were together through boot camp, ITR train- ing, A & P School in Jacksonville, and Aviation Electronics School in Memphis, TN. Marine Corps Unit Diaries confirm that Oswald and Felde were together at all of these locations except one (the one exception is Memphis-there are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries available for Memphis), but the diaries list Felde's name as "Alexander D. Felde" (instead of Allen R. Felde). It is almost certain that Alexander D. Felde· and Allen R. Felde are the same person, yet the first names and middle initials are differ- ent. After the assassination Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who had known Oswald in both boot camp and ITR training, and his statements about Oswald are significant. Neither the FBI nor Warren Commission interviewed Davis, Scott or Elam, but the FBI interviewed another recruit pictured in the Platoon 2060 book, Allen R. Felde. Felde told the FBI that he and Oswald were stationed together in boot camp at San Diego until January 1957, and then transferred to Camp Pendleton for combat training. Marine Corps Unit Diary 8-57, pg. 29 for January 18, 1957 and the unit roster confirm Felde's statement.[SUP]3[/SUP] January- following Harvey Oswald from boot camp thru ITR Following boot camp eight Marines from Platoon 2060, including Oswald, were transferred to Camp Pendleton, California for infantry training (ITR). Those eight Marines were Lee Harvey Oswald, Hubert C. Cooley, Gerald R. Crowley,* Alexander D. (Allen R.) Felde, Keith W. Marr, Carl G. Salway, Peter J. Scifo, Jr., and Robert W. Smith. Marine Corps Unit Diary #16-57, pg. 925 listed their transfer as "tempduins" (temporary duty under instruction),4 and they were assigned to the 2nd Infantry Train- ing Regiment (ITR). NOTE: Gerald R. Crowley should not be confused with Ronald Crawley, who knew Oswald in Japan The 8-man squad shared the same tent at Camp Pendleton and spent a lot of time together. Felde said that Oswald continually discussed politics, in which none of the young Marines had any interest, and he soon discovered that Oswald was "left- winged." On their first weekend leave the entire 8-man squad shared a taxicab to Tijuana, Mexico. Oswald left the group and was not seen again until the squad returned to Camp Pendleton on Sunday evening. Felde said that on at least four other occasions, when members of his squad took leave and rode a bus to Los Angeles, Oswald de- parted and was not seen again until they returned to Camp Pendleton.5 Felde was the only Marine interviewed by the FBI who went through boot camp and infantry train- ing (ITR) with Lee Harvey Oswald, yet he was not interviewed by the Warren Commission. [ . . . ] The Diaries, however, do not cover three very important locations in 1957, which conflict with the memories of Marines who were with Harvey Oswald: In March, April, and May 1957 Allen Felde was with Harvey Oswald at Camp Pendleton in California (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Camp Pendleton end on February 26, 1957). [SUP]57-08/09[/SUP] In May, June, and July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were stationed in Jacksonville, FL (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957).[SUP]57-08/09[/SUP] From late July thru early September 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald were attending aviation electronics school in Memphis, TN. (There are no Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Memphis). [SUP]57-08/09[/SUP] March/ April- Harvey and Felde at Camp Pendleton, CA Shortly after the assassination FBI Special Agent (SA) Robert Schoenecker interviewed Allen Felde in Milwaukee, WI and reported: "Both men (Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald) were stationed at San Diego (Boot Camp) until January, 1957, at which time Felde stated that they were trans- ferred to Camp Pendleton (ITR training) for combat training. This combat training lasted until May 1957." ..... until May 1957 [SUP]32 57-08[/SUP] SA Schoenecker reported, "Oswald impressed Felde as being 'left-winged.' Oswald continually discussed politics and wrote to US senators, particularly Senator Thurmond. Oswald condemned people of wealth and championed the cause of the working man."[SUP]33 57-08109 [/SUP]Schoenecker's report was given to the Warren Commission and published as CE 1962 in Volume 23, pp. 797-798), yet the Commission ignored Felde's statement and offered no explanation as to how Oswald could have been in Florida and Califor- nia at the same time. Further confirmation that Harvey Oswald was in California until May 1957 came from Oswald himself. After his arrest on November 22, 1963 the Dallas Police found a 7 -page handwritten account of his background among his possessions. Oswald w:rote that he had served in San Diego, Calif. from October 1956 to April 1957 and at Camp Pendleton (California) in April and May 1957.[SUP]34[/SUP] Finally, Allen Felde's arrival at Jacksonville in May was confirmed by the Ma- rine Corps records, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries, and the Marine Corps Unit Rosters. [SUP]57-16[/SUP] These records help to establish the whereabouts of Harvey Oswald (thru his Ma- rine Corps assignments with Felde) and Lee Oswald from late 1956 thru September 1957. The FBI, following a now familiar pattern of ignoring troublesome witnesses, ignored Allen Felde's statement and failed to question a single Marine about Harvey Oswald's presence in Camp Pendleton thru April 1957. The Warren Commission, for their part, ignored the evidence before them that placed Lee Harvey Oswald in Camp Pendleton during April and May. They simply reviewed "Lee Harvey Oswald's" Ma- rine Corps records and concluded that he was in Jacksonville, Florida in March and April. 1957, and avoided the conflict. [SUP]35[/SUP] May- Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrive in Jacksonville (May 2, 1957) Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville, Florida prior to May 2, 1957 do not contain the name of Allen Felde. Felde's name first appears in the Marine Corps Unit Roster for Jacksonville on May 3, 1957. He told SA Robert Schoenecker that he was attending the Aviation Fundamentals School during this time.[SUP]36 57-16[/SUP] Felde was pro- moted to Private First Class (PFC) and the following day his assignment at Jackson- ville was extended for 7 weeks, until July 22, 1957.37 These entries agree with the statement Felde gave to FBI agent Robert Schoenecker who reported, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were transferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida ...... " [SUP]38[/SUP] NOTE: Marine Corps Unit Diary 104-57, pp. 719 and 724 shows that Allen Felde arrived in Jacksonville on May 2, 1957, while Marine Corps Unit Diary 105-57, p. 722 shows that Camarata, Bandoni, Brereton, Schrand, Powers, and Lee Oswald departed for Biloxi on May 2. 1957.[SUP]39 [/SUP]In other words, Harvey Oswald and Allen Felde arrived at Jacksonville as Lee Oswald and his group were leaving Jacksonville. Unfortunately, FBI agent Schoenecker reported nothing about Felde or Oswald's activities in Jacksonville during the months of May, June, or July 1957 (The Marine Corps Unit Diaries for Jacksonville end on May 3, 1957). If Marine Corps Unit Diaries or Rosters existed for Jacksonville in May, June, and July 1957, we would prob- ably see entries for Allen Felde and Lee Harvey Oswald. . . . . FBI agent Schoenecker reported, without realizing that Allen Felde's state- ments referred to Harvey Oswald, "During May 1957, Oswald and Felde were trans- ferred to the A&P School at Jacksonville, Florida and in approximately July 1957 they (he and Oswald) were both sent to Aviation Electronics School in Memphis. Once again Allen Felde's statement agrees with the Marine Corps Unit Diaries which confirm that he and Oswald were in Jacksonville until July 1957, and not in Biloxi nor on leave.[SUP]43[/SUP] By the end of July 1957 Allen Felde and Harvey Oswald had been together for nine months-through boot camp, (October thru December 1956-San Diego) ITR train- ing (January thru April1957-Camp Pendleton, California) and Jacksonville (May thru July 1957). Felde's claim that he was with Oswald in California until May, and was with Oswald in Jacksonville until July, conflicts with all known Warren Commission, FBI, and Marine Corps records (except, of course, the Marine Corps Unit Diaries). Allen Felde's 10-month association with Harvey Oswald, and their assignment in Memphis, TN, was undoubtedly the reason Felde was never allowed to testify be- fore the Warren Commission. This is probably the reason he disappeared and why many capable researchers have failed to locate him. I tracked Felde to Arizona by using a social security number issued to him in Wisconsin. In the late 1980's Felde changed his social security number and continued living at the same address, but denied that he was the "Allen Felde" who had served in the Marines with Lee Harvey Oswald. =========================== QUOTE OFF ======================== --Misc. excerpts above from pages 147-163 from John Armstrong's Harvey and Lee. Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Jim Hargrove - 11-07-2015 Jim Hargrove Wrote:It's pretty late here and I'm tired but trying to catch up with this thread. Please forgive if this note is even less coherent than normal for me. ALSO, LET'S TALK LANDESBERGS!!! 1. There are credible reports indicating different addresses for the two different Landesbergs. L'eandes/SR Landesberg (the future actor) on 8th St. or McDougal St. and Landes/SH Landesberg, the student, who lived at 66 W. 10th St. We're told, and offered no evidence whatsoever, that Newsday "got a few things wrong" and the NY Times "relied on second hand information." Two NY newspapers, according to H&L critics, are simply incapable of getting NYC addresses straight. 2. When WMCA's Barry Gray called the FBI at 1:30 AM on 11/23/63, he said he knew L'eandes (SR Landesberg, the future actor) and had interviewed him two years earlier. But Gray did not know Rizzuto (SH Landesberg, the student) when he first met him an hour and a half or so later. 3. Some people simply ignore the fact that Dallas journalist Earl Golz said that he had seen a televised interview with the SR Landesberg (the actor) from the 1990s when Landesberg said he was "sorry he ever got mixed up with Oswald" 4. A lot of evidence appears to be missing from this case. Where is an FBI report, or any evidence at all, showing agents actually bothered to ask Al Fowler to identify L'eandes/SR Landesberg (the actor), or interview ANY of the Village Voice reporters who met L'eandes (the actor), or speak to any of the nine different people identified, with addresses for each, by Rizutto/SH Landesberg (the student), who Rizutto said knew L'eandes (the actor), with the exception of the actor's former roommate, Michael Dunn? 5. When the FBI attempted to locate a man named "Regan" who Rizzuto/Landesberg (the student) said paid L'eander (the actor), they bothered to travel all the way to the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, forgetting to visit the Roosevelt Hotel in New York, where Rizzuto said Regan lived. This, we're told, is a perfectly understandable mistake. 6. Rizzuto/Landesberg (the student) told the FBI that Oswald, L'eandes and a man named Earl Perry worked together in New York City in 1961-62 (when Harvey Oswald was in Russia). Perry was from El Paso, Texas and was stationed at Barstow, CA. SA J. Richard Nichols contacted Major Robert C. Whitebread of the USMC in an attempt to locate Earl Perry, who knew L'eandes (the actor) and Oswald. Nichols learned that the only Earl Perry on active duty was assigned to the Marine Supply Center in Barstow, CA., and was from El Paso, TX. But on Nov 26, instead of requesting the military file for Earl Eugene Perry (El Paso, TX), SA Leonard Lewis obtained the file for Earl Sheldon Perry from the Military Personnel Records Center in St. Louis. Earl Sheldon Perry was from Casper, Wyoming, joined the US Army in 1954, and was discharged in 1956. The FBI avoided contacting Earl Eugene Perry from El Paso. 7. Many people seem totally unconcerned that all paper court records and backup microfilm records for the arrest and incarceration of Stephen Harris Landesberg (the student) have disappeared. Researchers might want to contact the US District Court House for the Southern District of NY at 40 Foley Square in NYC, to see if the records have reappeard, but I won't hold my breath. . . . More to come. . . Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Tom Scully - 11-07-2015 Jim Hargrove Wrote:................... Jim, You and long time respected forum member Doyle could go a long way in changing my impression that you are not committed to discussing the SH Landesberg issues in good faith, if either of you would stop ignoring my request that you support your posted claim (you've both claimed it) that Barry Gray met face to face with Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg. I posted this, (image below of FBI document linked from John Armstrong's collection) and neither of you will even meet me half way. It does not state that Barry Gray met Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg. Mr. Doyle proposed the following, before I provided even more evidence that his opinions were unsupported. Albert Doyle Wrote:It takes real nerve to defend FBI in this case on this site. Scully, I think you have some facts mixed up. You better re-read the Armstrong link posted on page 45 of the EF thread. I replied to the speculation above, Jim, by posting actual evidence. I asked Doyle twice after posting it, to amend his speculation or to provide proof supporting it. I received neither. He changed the subject, taking out his frustration at me, personally, in lieu of posting proof. Now, Jim, you've again posted his unsupported statement; that Barry Gray "met" or "met and talked" with Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg before the FBI agents first encountered and questioned him. Where are the two of you getting this "stuff"? You're both posting it with no source countering my supported point that Barry Gray handed off caller Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg, continuing his radio broadcast, ignoring my request for proof to counter my well supported point, that Barry Gray did not meet Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg, and I'll add that Doyle's speculation that the FBI listened in, presumably to a broadcast exchange between Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg and Barry Gray BEFORE the FBI could interview the entity confidentially, is an absurd speculation. You both seem empowered to be indifferent to misleading your readers. Where is such an attitude sourced from? It strikes me that what you are both doing, in this example at least, is shameless and it is an affront to my sensibilities. One last time, will either of you post anything to counter the documentary record that makes no mention of Barry Gray meeting Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg, while in fact, inferring that Gray, "with the assistance of Roger W. Turner," set up and steered Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg to an interview with BUagents." Doyle's speculation and your repitition of it are poor substitutes for countering my actually visible documentation, Jim. Tom Scully Wrote:Albert Doyle Wrote:It takes real nerve to defend FBI in this case on this site. Scully, I think you have some facts mixed up. You better re-read the Armstrong link posted on page 45 of the EF thread. Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Jim Hargrove - 11-07-2015 Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE? - Albert Doyle - 11-07-2015 Tom Scully Wrote:I'll add that Doyle's speculation that the FBI listened in, presumably to a broadcast exchange between Rizzuto aka SH Landesberg and Barry Gray BEFORE the FBI could interview the entity confidentially, is an absurd speculation. Like I said, you're all wet Scully. Since Jim has nailed this reference with an irrefutable source you need to now answer why, if Rizzuto was L'eandes, would he go on a campaign to expose himself on the night of the assassination? Why would you want to defend Von Pein-like deniers and FBI against Armstrong? |