Mr. and Mrs. Bludworth, Miss Hortense Latimer on right, Billy Bludworth (left) and Mrs. Stanley McKay. Not at all sure of the year, but probably mid 1960s.________________________________
Submitted by Jim Miller.
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Billy Bludworth graduated BHS in 1944 so, if this mid 1960's, he would be in his late 30's. Looks about right. He was a CIA operative for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThis picture was submitted by me. It was made in my front yard on N Sec St in the mid 1060's. The ladies are facing south(toward town) with their backs to the south. My Mother along with the three ladies in this pictures were having a church meeting of some kind at our house. I always thought that it was so cool to have a 00 spy in town.
ReplyDeleteI HEARD THAT BILLY WAS IN TRAINING WITH GARY POWERS. CAN ANYONE VERIFY THAT?
ReplyDeleteFrancis Gary Powers actually worked for the NSA, world's largest intelligence gathering agency in ELINT (Electronic Intelligence), his "official" title was a civilian test pilot, secretly flew his U-2 out of Adana, Turkey on that fateful day in '59.
ReplyDeleteThere was also another FBI undercover agent from Baldwyn....Mac Walker. Wonder what happened to him???
ReplyDeleteI believe that Mack and Charles Walker ended up in Detroit. Ms Francis stayed in the house on S. 2nd. She was related to Sam Allen, FBI agent who lived in Tupelo.
ReplyDeleteMIZ HORTENSE WAS FEARED MORE THAN ANY DARK OPERATIVE IN THE FEDERAL SYSTEM!!!
ReplyDeleteMs Bludworth: I have a little shadow that goes in and out with me and what could be the use of him is more than I could see. or In Flanders Field the poppies grown. B.L. Outlaw - artist extraordinaire.
ReplyDelete7:29 AM, are you B. L. Outlaw? If so how are you - where are you? Please respond, have been wondering about you!!!
ReplyDeleteSAM ALLEN WAS MRS. WALKER'S SON-IN-LAW.
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Sam Allen's widow, Annie Laurie Walker Allen, married Johnny Arnold after his wife died.
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