</s>104-10131-10099 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Headquarters MEMORANDUM FOR: Special Agent in Charge Washington Field Office SUBJECT 04 Washington, Alfredo Rudolph/ SUBJECT 03/03/3 23 1. Your office is Office of Origin. 2. Subject is of covert interest. Conduct investigation according to standard regulations except as he/after noted. 3. Assignments are as follows: a. DISTRICT FIELD OFFICE-will. conduct the following National. Agency checks: FBI ONI ACGI STATE PASSPORT CSC HCUA 91 IAM X X X X X X DO NOT CONTACT FAIL. DO NOT CONTRACT FILL: b. WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICIE: At Columbus, Georgia Informations (if possible) Employment Police and Credit At Washington, D. C. Police and Credits . Special Instructions: . Subject has separately been located as follows; 1916-1943: (Alcooy, Arizona 1943-1941: U.S. Army 1943.1947: Washington,D. ., (details unknown) DISTRIBUTION ATTACHMENTS BIDD. DATA BIDG. DATA CONTROL CARDS RTO RTO OTHER LAFO FORM LAFD. 1073a (9-39-431) 3/Per

Summary  
This document is an internal FBI memorandum dated 1962, originating from the Washington Field Office. It outlines investigative procedures for a subject identified as Alfredo Rudolph, with specific focus on his activities between 1943 and 1947. The memo details assignments to conduct background checks through multiple federal agencies including FBI, ONI, ACGI, STATE, PASSPORT, CSC, HCUA, and IAM. It notes that contact with certain entities is prohibited ("DO NOT CONTACT FAIL"). Rudolph’s movements are documented as follows: 1916–1943 in Alcooy, Arizona; 1943–1947 in the U.S. Army; 1947–1949 in Columbus, Georgia and/or Pumas (Mexico). The document also references character references provided by William E. Yanklin, J. Freston, and R.H. Stanley, chairman of Dork, M.H.Y. Corp., in Columbus, Georgia.  

Key People  
- Alfredo Rudolph  
- William E. Yanklin  
- J. Frest, Street, Baltimore, Md.  
- R.H. Stanley (Chairman of Dork, M.H.Y. Corp.)  
- Columbus, Ga. (multiple individuals and entities)  

Key Locations  
- Alcooy, Arizona  
- U.S. Army (dates unspecified)  
- Columbus, Georgia  
- Pumas, Mexico  
- Washington, D.C.  

Key Events  
- FBI’s covert investigation into Alfredo Rudolph’s background from 1943–1947  
- Background checks conducted by multiple federal agencies  
- Prohibition on contacting certain entities ("DO NOT CONTACT FAIL")  
- Documentation of Rudolph’s movements and character references  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI)  
- Agency for Governmental Commercial Information (ACGI)  
- State Department (STATE)  
- Passport Office  
- Central Security Service (CSC)  
- Human Capital Utilization Administration (HCUA)  
- International Association of Machinists (IAM)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10131-10099.pdf

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