Moley plans Scottish Yard style reform of Justice
Washington reports Assistant Secretary Raymond Moley, tasked by President Roosevelt to curb crime, will push a federal offensive by reorganizing the Justice Department. He seeks a single national bureau akin to Scotland Yard and would remove J Edgar Hoover as head of the Bureau of Investigation to unify agencies for state cooperation.
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