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FO:102 (8(V. 1117.70)
FeDEraL BuReaU OF InVESTIGatION
Dote of konscripticn.
On this date the below listed Special Agent (SA)
personally contacted HENRY JEROME, 578 Maple Street, top
floor apartment, Brooklyn, New York (Ny) telephone number
756-l5o7. JERoME thereafter advised the following information:
He is presently a member of Local Union l47 of
the Tunnel Worker's union. In this capacity he was formerly
employed as the magazine watchman for Schiavone Construction
Company (scc) site located at 62nd Street and 2nd Avenue:
New York City (NxC), NY. He was "laid off" fron SCC on
May 19, 4982 due to the fact that blasting activities were
not needed at that time. Since May l9, 1982 Local Union
147 has been on strike and he has not been rehired'or employed.
In his position as the magazine watchman, also
known as (aka) powder watchman, he is responsible for maintaining
pue sdeo buraseia ite go Kxozuaau! aaexnooe pue. burobuo ue
powder that has been purchased and utilized by scc at the
above construction site.
The normal procedure is that
6
the powder carrier, receives a telephone call
b7c
at the magazine from either the foreman or the "walking
boss."
In most cases
is the foreman and
is the"walking boss".
This telephone call
will advise
of how many blasting caps and powder (dynamite
sticks) are
needed to conduct the blasting activities for
that shift.
will then advise JEROME of the order and
JEROME Will
remove
the explosives from the magazine and
provide it _to
who wiil count the items with JERoME.
JEROME and
will thereafter sign the fire department
records noting
the charge out of the explosives.
These
records indicate the total inventory of blasting caps and
powder on hand, the number of blasting caps and powder utilized,
and the number of blasting caps and powder returned to the
magazine unused.
will then transport the blasting caps and
b6
the foreman or the "walking boss" who will subsequently
provide it to the actual blasters.
8/8/82
Brooklyn, New York
4-102
talyrwigwed on
Flo
b6
SA
8/9/82
b7c
Doedkioted
This docvmenl contoins neiher tetommendotions toe conclusions of ihe f8i 1 is the properly of ihe Vgl oad is looned ro your ogenty.
# ond ils conlenls ore not to be distribvted ovtsoe yovr ogency:
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FeDEraL BuReaU OF InVESTIGatION
Dote of konscripticn.
On this date the below listed Special Agent (SA)
personally contacted HENRY JEROME, 578 Maple Street, top
floor apartment, Brooklyn, New York (Ny) telephone number
756-l5o7. JERoME thereafter advised the following information:
He is presently a member of Local Union l47 of
the Tunnel Worker's union. In this capacity he was formerly
employed as the magazine watchman for Schiavone Construction
Company (scc) site located at 62nd Street and 2nd Avenue:
New York City (NxC), NY. He was "laid off" fron SCC on
May 19, 4982 due to the fact that blasting activities were
not needed at that time. Since May l9, 1982 Local Union
147 has been on strike and he has not been rehired'or employed.
In his position as the magazine watchman, also
known as (aka) powder watchman, he is responsible for maintaining
pue sdeo buraseia ite go Kxozuaau! aaexnooe pue. burobuo ue
powder that has been purchased and utilized by scc at the
above construction site.
The normal procedure is that
6
the powder carrier, receives a telephone call
b7c
at the magazine from either the foreman or the "walking
boss."
In most cases
is the foreman and
is the"walking boss".
This telephone call
will advise
of how many blasting caps and powder (dynamite
sticks) are
needed to conduct the blasting activities for
that shift.
will then advise JEROME of the order and
JEROME Will
remove
the explosives from the magazine and
provide it _to
who wiil count the items with JERoME.
JEROME and
will thereafter sign the fire department
records noting
the charge out of the explosives.
These
records indicate the total inventory of blasting caps and
powder on hand, the number of blasting caps and powder utilized,
and the number of blasting caps and powder returned to the
magazine unused.
will then transport the blasting caps and
b6
the foreman or the "walking boss" who will subsequently
provide it to the actual blasters.
8/8/82
Brooklyn, New York
4-102
talyrwigwed on
Flo
b6
SA
8/9/82
b7c
Doedkioted
This docvmenl contoins neiher tetommendotions toe conclusions of ihe f8i 1 is the properly of ihe Vgl oad is looned ro your ogenty.
# ond ils conlenls ore not to be distribvted ovtsoe yovr ogency:
0687