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Memorandun' to up, Nichols March 18, 1954 ‘ DETAILS : Personal History: _ ut fon Ee DM Wildit ys Acq ‘ding to the Congr¢ss tonal Directory for Yarch, 1953, Alber 7 OOTE». Denocrat, was Born at Carthage, Tennessee: on Decenber 26, 1907, He was elected to the 76th Congress and Success tye Congresses unttl elected to the Untted States Senate on Novenber 4, 1952, Information in Bureay Files: Bureau files reflect that on two different occasions, tn 1938 and 1939, Congressman Gore cane tn with a group of Constituents and made a tour of the Bureay with then, The files do not tndicate that he met the Director on etther of these occasions, (94-2-13376r, 19004x) Bureau by letter for routine information regarding Such natters as fingerprinting, applicant Sorms and related material, (67-279161, 32-44, 80-98-1557) In Decenber, 1941," Congressman Gore forwarded to the Bureau a letter which he had recetved from a constituent regard- tng a pro-, az% who was alleged to be working on Government -Contracte, By letter dated December 23, 1941, we thanked Representative Gore for his interest and advised hin that we were taking the liberty of referring hts correspondence and enclosure to Htlitary Intelligence and the Office of Naval Intelligence, (65-4632~6) Drew Pearson, in his column "Bashington Yerry~Go-Rouna" Cases referred to by Congressman Martin Dies, The article “stated that Congressman John H, kerr, chairman of the Subcomnittee, man and hig Sanily for life, According to the column, Kerr was vtgorously Supported by the other menbers of the subcommittee which included Albert Gore of Tennessee, 66-7155-197) Ina memorandum dated arch 12, 1943, Ur, Glavin advised ur, Tolson that the menbers of Judge Kerr's Subconnittee “2-6