Hoover explains diverse faces of Soviet spies
In a briefing from Washington the FBI outlines that Soviet agents defy a single look, ranging from educated professionals to janitors. It cites cases like Col. Abel and Philidelphia chemist Harry Gold, and urges citizens to report information, avoid rumors, and refrain from independent investigations to aid counterintelligence.
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Rail Rules Fight Centered on Feather Bedding and Jobs
Chicago AP report outlines a clash between nation’s railroads and train crew unions affecting about 65,000 workers. Railroads seek end to feather bedding claiming $600 million annual cost. unions push modernization of wage and rules while accusing the commission’s framework of ignoring their proposals. The six recommendations include diesel firemen hiring limits and attrition based layoff paths.
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J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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