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Reporter Who Became Chief of the U S Secret Service
In a revealing 1908 interview, Chicago journalist James E B Morrow recalls William J Burns and Chief John Elbert Wilkie detailing the Secret Service role. Burns, famed for counterfeiting cases, insights into operatives training, and war work illuminate the agency's evolution and ethics.
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