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>"' FROM. REMARKS! GOVBRHOR'S OFFICE OOFt J030 . a a . v.-ji, •.Y6 l y .-jtrs^t, ircokliao, ?4at». RBSPHOTFUI^Y BSFSIU HOLQ u Jaaes <. eeoretwry to i&e Preaideut 1%, Jteothar I aa a n m i l U to skla to rtco&l '?hr4l we wr?ra 'froth in g-yfcfcing mir bluf) Ltajp d^^p^a*, idti-oo «« WPS tflQrfri wh.^t Ilki ffaM points of f ^ l l o ^ i i i p stcaS f o r . 2 HI such a TrorUiy IvHlMV l a d for i(HdLftSBiceff ^ilcsh I he j to glv-1 n«s« ifor s-Trositeea years •••rior tc- t a i l - Wf*A<& loyod tgr to* as a L-t *; - . . *; toHK&Vt daa to a l o t i c a l is^h^iival i a IIM pi I annul os t 'IttflRi, I vac to r^3ign# *'ra. • MfeMif Jr» thd laok QHHllMlflMV told im rjQQnXng. on or ^ptttgt ••« no ( M i l to jlnd • •/ work taft any MMlNr vf rofor^ooes X \70uln u-k :J1B for. .5tod Jii« tiad, Mi i t | | §0Mfl3Lly aco*j>tad thai in tills \Mh*wal h« Dai "jiw.-.ly d^PVflaf c?ut iastriotions* 1 tare !»•><« unabl« to n p l n got located in (.my work M i m non d«si ^?r£,te« !li»i/luu.lhl«g #&lDf out m i ^ cosia^ in l^aveu nie ri^ht up .^^rdnst i t . in sucxi a frtam M mpftriLft ^^^ -3 ^f r ^.sori in (-i*it4r^ ./rm« I a#ed Sa*ilp aad IMS B0$« X cm MurrL^l» h?wri throo childr<3n aad cos trying to pay for *3y MM ho^o. mmbvr rtl« tah the bytoriaii :;lxurcii ^n^ local lo%ea of M I m l -.-id F -, - s. : v# Beak as 331 . • «. •*••* ***• to vrl%i to enoh head of ti &i wiuH fWLl HH la t^llii^; •i Ioy»ent : : Llotti: . . . ., vion-1 • aart *•*•' HeaXd i t "be 3os.jial ortttHdl to try an^ h-?l v>cl^tion i l . •; » , . . . . • : , ; . • . .. ->sa looklrv; for-/ar f Broold.i:w i n JPranoii Dalltou . •» • ' ••Hi BMPI 1 } | « on fei© lookout for na ©n?3 fei v ry iatf|T te1 M in not H i m r ^ v 1 ton tail U\at^v-r t—jgtaat ^ t i l l I i l l %• .11 M M to i t that • aov 12 s>mit f lit I i«« ''• to Is© t }%f • . onn June 21, 1958. Dear Mr. Roosevelt: lou recently referred to ae» among others, a copy of a letter of May IS, 1958, received frosi Mr. Joseph F. Gonnellan, of Braokllne, Massachusetts, who for seventeen years, prior to last Soveaber, had been employed as a State Bank Examiner in Massachusetts, but who was disaiased allegedly for political reasons* He appears to be the victim of a most unfortunate situation for which he is in no way responsible, and X wish that a place could be found for him either in our examination division here or in the Federal Reserve bank at Boston, to which he has already aade application* Our staff, however, is already over-banned, if anything, relative to the very restricted jurisdiction of the Federal Reserve System in the field of bank examination, and the Board has no authority with respect to the hiring of personnel "by the Federal Reserve banks, so that I very such regret to report that I do not see how I can be of service in trying to help Mr. Connellan. I wanted you to know, however, that his letter had not been treated in any perfunctory manner, but that after canvassing the possibilities here I do not see any opening for him In our examination division, which does not have jurisdiction over examination of national banks or of insured non-aeaber banks, these two groups comprising approximately 93 per cent of the banks examined by the three Federal examining agencies* Sincerely yours, I* S. Eccles, Chairaan. Honorable James Koosevelt, Secretary to the President, The White House.
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