D. M. LADD

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Disambiguation: D. Milton Ladd (1903–1960) is a distinct historical figure from any contemporary or military-era persons with similar names. FBI service 1925–1954.

D. Milton Ladd (1903–1960), commonly known as 'Mickey' Ladd, was a senior Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) official and confidant of Director J. Edgar Hoover. Born in Fargo, North Dakota, to U.S. Senator Edwin F. Ladd, he joined the FBI on November 5, 1925, and rose to become Assistant to the Director in May 1949—the Number 3 position in the Bureau, second only to Clyde Tolson. As head of the FBI's Security Division and later Domestic Intelligence Division (1941–1954), Ladd oversaw all FBI investigative activities in both criminal and subversive fields, directing high-profile Cold War counterintelligence operations including the Hiss-Chambers case, the Rosenberg espionage case, and the Amerasia affair. He retired in 1954 and died in an automobile accident in Sanford, Florida, on July 11, 1960.

Enriquecimento (PT-BR)

Desambiguação: D. Milton Ladd (1903–1960) is a distinct historical figure from any contemporary or military-era persons with similar names. FBI service 1925–1954.

D. Milton Ladd (1903–1960), comumente conhecido como 'Mickey' Ladd, foi um alto funcionário do Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) e confidente do Diretor J. Edgar Hoover. Nascido em Fargo, Dakota do Norte, filho do Senador dos EUA Edwin F. Ladd, ingressou no FBI em 5 de novembro de 1925 e chegou a Assistente do Diretor em maio de 1949—a posição número 3 do Bureau, segundo apenas a Clyde Tolson. Como chefe da Divisão de Segurança do FBI e posteriormente da Divisão de Inteligência Doméstica (1941–1954), Ladd supervisionou todas as atividades investigativas do FBI em campos criminais e subversivos, dirigindo operações de contra-inteligência de alto perfil durante a Guerra Fria, incluindo o caso Hiss-Chambers, o caso da espionagem Rosenberg e o assunto Amerasia. Aposentou-se em 1954 e morreu em um acidente automóvel em Sanford, Flórida, em 11 de julho de 1960.

External Sources

• D. M. Ladd · Wikipedia · reliability: high — Born October 30, 1903, in Fargo, North Dakota; Son of U.S. Senator Edwin F. Ladd; Joined FBI November 5, 1925; Head of Security Division (1941) / Domestic Intelligence Division (1942); Appointed Assistant to Director (Number 3) May 5, 1949; Retired 1954; Died July 11, 1960, in automobile accident in Sanford, Florida; Oversaw Nazi operations investigations during WWII; Led Cold War counterintelligence cases (Hiss-Chambers, Rosenberg, Amerasia)
• Daniel Milton Ladd · Wikidata · reliability: high — FBI Special Agent and Assistant to the Director; Birth: October 30, 1903; Death: July 11, 1960 (automobile accident); Birthplace: Fargo, North Dakota; Death place: Sanford, Florida; FBI service: November 5, 1928 to February 28, 1954; Burial: Geneva; Education: George Washington University

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