Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                                      | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION      |                                |                  |               || -------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------ | ---------------- | ------------- || Suspected Soviet Agents domiciled in Shahghai            | 2. RI FILE NO. CHINA-CIAOP-L |                                |                  |               || 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC, SYMBOL NO. SMP-D 4718 Box 193 |                              |                                |                  |               || 4. DATE                                                  |                              |                                |                  |               || 5. ANALYST                                               | 6. DATE PROCESSED            | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM            | 8. DATE OF INFO. | 9. EVALUATION || ---                                                      | ---                          | ---                            | ---              | ---           || JEP                                                      | 3 Dec. 1963                  |                                |                  |               || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE                          | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION         | 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO. |                  |               || ---                                                      | ---                          |                                |                  |               || XXX                                                      |                              |                                |                  |               |14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONInterested parties in the subject of *HAROLD ISAACKS* are referred to this document. The bulky nature of this document plus numerous refs to other individuals and the poor quality of paper this makes it necessary to leave the file in its present classification.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.![arrow pointing to the right] 211-18448SECRET
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UNCLASSIFIED INTERNAL ONLY CONFIDENTIAL [X] SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEET 77-12163SUBJECT: (Optional)FROM:RID/CE FE JapanNO.CSCI-3/ 778,850DATE22 November 1963TO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)DATEOFFICER'S INITIALSCOMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)REC'D FWD'D1. CI STAFF 20 352. 3. 4. 5. RID/AN GA 506. "Rd/mis7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. RID/FI 18 4003TO: ACSI (Telephonic)FILE TITLEFILE NUMBER201-18446ENCLOSURE ABSTRACT [X] INDEXDOCUMENT DATE27 Nov 1963FORM 610 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS [X] SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNAL USE ONLY UNCLASSIFIED1 DEC 55 OP-565-62
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# SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEM27 NOV 1963TO:Assistant Chief of Staff, IntelligenceDepartment of the ArmyAttention: Chiof, CounterintolligenceBranch Security DivisionFROM: Deputy Director, PlansSUBJECT: ISAACS, Harold Robert1. Roference is made to the request received on 14 October 1963 from Lt. Whipple concerning Subject. With respect to the specific questions posed in the request, Subject is the author of a number of books, including *No Pence in Asia*, *Five Years of Kuomintang Reaction*, and *The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution*. The files contain no information concerning Subject's teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; however they do contain the following summary of un- evaluated information based on several predecessor organization reports. Additional information concern- ing Subject is contained in our SODB 20588, dated 2 December 1949, subject: Harold Robert ISACCS, a copy of which is attached for your retention.a. Subject was omployed as a staff writer for the Havas News Agency in Shanghai from 1930-1935, He was also editor and publisher of the *China Forum*, a communist periodical, from January 1932 to an unspecified date. In July 1932 ISAACS wrote and published the above-cited *Five Years of Kuomintang Reaction*, a 136-page illustrated book of Communist nature. While in Shanghai he was a member of The Socioty of Friends of the USSR (Shanghai Branch) and The China League for Civil Rights.b. In 1933 Shanghai authorities listed Subject's vife, Viola ROBINSON, as a suspect Soviet agent re- siding in Shanghai. Prior to their marriage on 14 September 1932, ISAACS stated in a letter to Miss ROBINSON that he had definitely turned "Red." All the members of the ROBINSON family were described as Communists.SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMCS COPY 201-18446![image of rectangle with text inside it]FILE IN 201-18446/End
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# SECRETNO FOREIGN DISSEMc. In July 1933 tho Nanking Government ordered the Municipality of Greator Shanghai to take drastic measures to stop the propaganda appoaring in a nuader of publications including the *China Forum*, published by Subject. Subject's magazine allegedly published Communist propaganda; in this connection a protest vas to bo lodged against him with the American Consulate..d. Subject was described as a "self-confossed Communist" in 1933. The following year he wrote an article entitled *"I Break With The Chinese Stalinists"* which appeared in the September-October 1934 edition of *The New International*, a Communist propaganda organ published in New York.2. An undated report from an unknown source indicated that Subject had turned against the Stalinist Government of the USSR, becoming a Trotskyite (probably during the mid-1930's). Friends of Subject stated that even during the height of his. Trotskyist career he never accepted money from any group, that ho was open and above board, and that ho never engaged in any conspiracios to overthrow established government. They also stated that Subject was attracted to Communism by "sheer idealism." Immediately after Pearl Harbor, ISAACS broke with the Trotskyite group as he had broken with the Communists and began writing propaganda for the United States Government.3. According to a report dated 25 June 1951 from a fairly reliable source, Subject served at that time as a Ford Fourcation advisor on Far Eastern Projects..4. For additional information concerning Subject you are referred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and to the Department of the Navy (no documentation available).CBCI-3/778,880Encl: 1 attachment as stated above.RID/CE: JHA/HI/delBased on: FE/1, 201-18446*CHINA CIA OP 1, SMPD 2713, 10-11-32CHINA CIA OP 1, SMPD 4606, 16-5-33CHINA CIA OP 1, SMPD 4718CHINA CIA OPI, SMPD 4685 & 4685/CCHINA CIA OP 1, SMPD 5454-8,21-12-33CHINA CIA OP 1, SMPD 6628FDZ, 201-488-8SO for NAVY referal.
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16633FE DW_7caci-3/778.850°A youA404TELEPHONE HEGEM FOR HANE CURIKO FOR NAS CHECK CONTROL OFFICEACSI - Lt. Whipple via Jane Roman DATE 14 Oct 63TAKER PY Moran ReplyISAACS, Harold Robertborn 1910UTTER IDENTIFYING UNTAREPEREICHSAuthor of many books on China - S. E. AsiaHarold R. Isaacs authority on ChinaHarold R. Isaacs teaches at MITare all the names the same person?Summary ofCS COPYMEMORANDUM COORDINATIONC919 NOV 1953 INITIALSRI LALYST m2DIV. BRANCH mewFE FE JAPOILEDITORReproduction,Rec. Endt 115/10/63 27Nov63201-18446FILE 201 18446*
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SECRET(When Filled In)DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION               |               || ------------------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------- ||                     | RI FILE NO.                           |               ||                     | 3. DIRPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. | 4. DATE       || 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM | 8. DATE OF INFO.                      | 9. EVALUATION || 10. DISSEMINATED IN | 11. DATE                              |               |5. ANALYST6. DATE 10 Sep 57DOCUMENT DISPOSITION12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO    RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONTHERE IS A RESTRICTED CI/CA FOLDER ON THE SUBJECTOF THIS 201 HELD UNDER CI 523715. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. 201-15 446FORM 8-57 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS.SECRET(7-461)
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SECRET# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                    | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                                                                         || -------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- || Dutch Consul General Reports, Shanghai | 2. RI FILE NO. *16-5-16*  3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. *ONHA-12913* 4. DATE *6 Jan 58* || 9. ANALYST *JS*                        | 6. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION                                                                  || 6. DATE PROCESSED *30 OCT 1965*        | 10. DISSEMINATED IN  11. DATE                                                                   |12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONH. R. ISAACSAmerican Communist, Suspected of working for the Komintern and the RIS.13. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.|                                 | *201-18446* || ------------------------------- | ----------- || FORM 867 USE PREVIOUS EDITIONS. | SECRET      |
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ABSTRACT OF DOCUMENT BEING CROSS FILEDFILE NO.SOURCEDATE OF DOCUMENTCROSS FILED BYANALYSTJO - 5237CI/OASUBJECTDATEISAACS, HAROLD R.26JUN1988Born - 1910 - nationality - AmericanPERTINENT INFORMATIONTHERE IS A RESTRICTED CI/OA FOLDER ON THE SUBJECT OFTHIS 201 HELD IN RI/AR FILE, WASH-CIA-FERS-4.FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.CROSS REFERENCE FORMFORM NO. 137 REPLACES FORM 58-341 AUG 54 WHICH MAY BE USED.
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CONFIDENTIALROUTING AND RECORD SHEETINSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in the "TO" column. Unser auch comment a line should the drawn across sheet and each commant numbered to correspond with the number in the "TO"co's Each officer should initial (chock mark insufficient) before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be returned to RegistryFROM:RI/ANALYSISTELEPHONE NO. NPK-A-4384DATE| TO    | ROOM NO | DATE        | OFFICER'S INITIALS | TELEPHONE | COMMENTS                                               || ----- | ------- | ----------- | ------------------ | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------ || NE    | 1107    | 7 MAY 1955  |                    |           | Edw. J. Miikes. FAKHSTAN                               || Kl,   |         | 18 1955     | %                  |           |                                                        || Crk   |         |             | Crk                |           | Atra                                                   || Pg    |         |             | wlw                |           | te Saly requested fron Barbon Windt or 2f woy 56 welin || Det   |         | 20 AUG 1956 | Iw                 |           |                                                        || RI/FI | 1409 L  |             |                    |           |                                                        |ABSTRACTINDEXDATE 14 MAY 1955CONFIDENTIALUNCLASSIFIED![photo of a routing form]
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VIADISPATCH NO. NPK-A-4284SECRETTO: Chief, NEA DATE 5. May 1956FROM: Chief of Station, KarachiSUBJECT: Operational/INTEL Far Eastern Association 8th Annual Mooting, Request for Background and Operational Information1.  The program of the 8th Annual Meeting of the Far Eastern Association, held in Philadelphia 3-5 April 1956, has just arrived here. It indicates that the association has already taken decided steps towards its announced expansion into the South Asian field. The station assumes that Headquarters covered the meeting and can get access now or later to copies of monographs, notes on proceedings, and so on.2.  The following items, keyed to the program, would seem to be of interest to this station if Headquarters can get them:A. On 3 April, Zakye Eglar: "The World View of the Punjabi Villager". (Note: This is quite likely the East Punjabi, but it should have some validity for Lahore as well as for Delhi.)B. On the same day, a Pakistan Studies Organization Meeting was held at 1700. It would be useful to know who is interested in Pakistan studies (both individuals and organizations) and what lines they are thinking of working on.C. On 5 April, all the items of a "South Asian Miscellany" should be of considerable interest, particularly Stanley Haron's "The Future of East Bengal". Hydecker has some early drafts of the Harold Isaacs study, but they are too early to provide any useful material; this project (at CENIS, MIT) is one that Headquarters should monitor closely, however.NEIL R. HYDECKERSECRET2 May 1956NRH/wrgDistributions:5 - NEA2 - Karachi51-28 ARI COPY
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TOP SECRETOct. 5, 1955TO:DirectorFederal Bureau of InvestigationAttention: Mr. S. J. Fapich.FROM: Deputy Director, PlansSUBJECT: Fernando SUGURRIA, also known as Fernando Lapuz ACHES1. Reference is made to a communication from this Agency dated 30 August 1955, captioned as above, our reference CS CI-2542.2. Attached for your information is a copy of a letter written by subject and addressed to the post office box mentioned in the referenced memorandum. The letter was signed by subject as FULL, his feminine pseudonym. It should also be explained that English is not subject's native language; therefore, the grammar and spelling used by subject in his letters are to be expected.3. This office interprets subject's letter as follows:a. Aunt Josephine is Jose LANDANG, with whom subject has been in contact the past several months and who has been indoctri-nating subject with leftist ideology. LANDANG has not admitted to subject that he is a Communist, although in his conversations with subject he sticks very close to the current line of the Philippine Communist Party (PKP).b. Harold ISAACS (FBI File No. 100-286243) is well known to the bureau.c. Uncle MANUEL is probably the late Philippine President Manuel QUEZON, who sponsored Jose LAISANG's entry into the United States in 1937 when LAISANG studied at Columbia University. William CARTER, Jr. has not yet been identified by this office.d. PALILIO, thru is probably Dr. Filadelfo PALILIO, former Associate Professor of Mechanics at the University of the Philippines. PALILIO received his B.S.M.E from the University of the Philippines and his M.S. and Ph.D. at the University of Michigan.
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# TOP SECRETAccording to a usually reliable source of this Agency, PANLILIO was never able to completely readjust to Philippine life after having lived in the United States. He is known for his strong pro-American views and according to source probably his greatest desire is to reside permanently in the United States. Although it is known that PANLILIO was on friendly terms with JOSE LANSANG there is no record that he shared LANSANG's political views.e. Fr. DELANEY is probably Father DELANEY, Jesuit Chaplain at the University of the Philippines.f. Cyprus or Caprus University may possibly be Syracuse University.g. LIDEZ is probably Ricardo LIDEZ, Philippine news-paperman who was allegedly associated with Harry BRIDGES in the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union (ILWU) in Honolulu. LIDEZ was born on 5 April 1915 in Manila; however, most of his life has been spent in Hawaii. He was naturalized a U.S. citizen in 1943 and returned to the Philippines in 1949, where he lost his U.S. citizenship in 1952. There is no information in the files of this office which indicates that LIDEZ has returned to Hawaii. For additional information concerning LIDEZ, reference is made to a memorandum to the Bureau, dated 23 November 1949, subject: "Ricardo LIDEZ (aka Ricardo LAVEZ)", our reference SO DS-20307.h. Uncle NEA is Romy CUYUGAN, Uncle BERTING is Baltazar CUYUGAN with whom the Bureau is familiar as a result of previous correspondence concerning his daughter, Carmen Jane CUYUGAN (FBI File No. 105-52561). From the wording of subject's letter this office assumes that Baltazar CUYUGAN is aware that the Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating for CUYUGAN. It also appears that Baltazar CUYUGAN gave subject a letter to deliver personally to his brother for CUYUGAN, possibly to avoid a mail intercept by the Bureau. It should be noted that subject stated that he mailed the letter instead.4. In view of the sensitiveness of the source of the above information, it is requested that no further dissemination be made of the information without prior clearance with this Agency.CS CL-2768Attachment - A copy of a letter to addressee only)![signature]TOP SECRET201-18046
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FBI DOCUMENTS AS FOLLOWS:DATE: 26 MAY 1955.CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACSFBI FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAU)DATE: 19 MAR 1954CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACSFBI FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAUDXXXXXXXXXXXXSXDATE: 27 JAN 54CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: LIU TSUN-CH'I (M) ΑΚΑT.C. LIU, LAU CHIN-KIFBI FILE #: 100-365280 (BUREAU)
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# SECRET(When Filled In)# DOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE|                                      |                                                    || ------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------- || SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                  | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                            || 1. LÌU TSUN-CH'I                     | 2. RI FILE NO. 201-41745                           ||                                      | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. DFB--30147   ||                                      | 4. DATE 24 Dept. 53                                || 5. ANALYST JE                        | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION || 6. DATE PROCESSED 3 Dec. 63          | 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATE                       || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE XXXX | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION                               ||                                      | 13. TRANSFERRED.TO... RI FILE NO.                  |# PERTINENT INFORMATIONComments made by Francis McCracken FisherFisher also recalled that sometime after the subject had gone over the Communists after 1950, he Fisher, met Harold Isaacs, a writer who formerly was a Trotskyte in His views, at which time Isaacs advised Fisher thaht he had known that subject was a Communist as early as the 1930's in Peking, China. Isaacs stated that the subjcet had worked for the Tass News Agency in Peking after having graduated form colèege and had evern bbeen senta to jaol due to his communist activies.FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. 201-18446SECRET
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FBI DOCUMENTS AS FOLLOWS:DATE: 26 MAY 1953CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACFBI FILE #: 100-286243 2 (BUREAU)DATE: 18 FEB 53CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACSFBI FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAU)DATE: 12 NOVE 52CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACS,FBI FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAU)
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTGeneral Willoughby FileDocuments relating to Sorge and the Shanghai MunicipalPolice FieldANALYSTDiann CherniunDATE PROCESSED29 Sept 65DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO. 200-7-212-1DISPATCH ON SOURCE DUC. SYMBOL NO. Encl. 25DATE OF INFO. 31 Oct 52PERTINENT INFORMATIONShanghai MP, Special Branch, S-2, report interceptions of propaganda-type letter to Harold R. ISAACS and Volume 3, No. 18, 31 Oct 32 issue ofThe Chinese Worker's Correspondence "addressed to the China Forum."FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.20181446*
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCLAMENTGeneral Willoughby FilesDocuments Relating toRichard Sorge, and the ShanghaiMunicipal Police FilesDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATIONRI FILE NO. 200-7-212-1DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC: SYMBOL NO. Enel. 23DATE 31 Oct 52SOURCE CRYPTONYM 5. DATE OF INFO. EVALUATIONANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED10. DISSEMINATED IN11- DATEDOCUMENT DISPOSITION12- CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE.13. TRANSFERRED TORI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONPhoto copy of Special Edition of China Forum called"Five years of Kuomintang fraction" plus evidencingconcerning It.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO. 201-13446
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# SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE| SUBJECT OF DOCUMENT                                                                                     | DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION                                             || ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- || General Willoughby Felis- documents Pertaining to Richard Sorge, and the Shanghai Municipal Police File | 2. RI FILE NO. 200- 7- 212 -1                                       || 5. ANALYST Diana Chervere                                                                               | 3. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. RI Encl. 18 4. DATE 31 Oct 52 || 6. DATE PROCESSED 29 Sept 65                                                                            | 7. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION                  || 10. DISSEMINATED IN                                                                                     | 11. DATE                                                            || 12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE                                                                         | DOCUMENT DISPOSITION: 13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.                |PERTINENT INFORMATIONShanghai Municipal Police ReportReport by L.I. Ross 19 April 34.CWC, Vol. 4, No. 13, 13.4.34Addressed: Mr. H.R. IRAACS, Embankment Building,North Soochow Road, LocalForwarded extracts of Chinese workers correspondence relating to labour disputes in Shanghai during March 1934-The publication which was obtained from a confidential source, was delivered through the post, addressed to ISAACS as above.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201-18446
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FBI REPORTDATE: 6 OCTOBER 1952CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: JOHN KING FAIRBANKFBI FILE #: 77-24341 (BUREAU)
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCESUBJECT OF DOCUMENTGeneral Willoughbys file- document pertaining to Richard Rorgey and wife Shanghai Municipal Police fileDOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION1. RI FILE NO. 200-7-212-13. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO. 4. DATE   RI Encl. & 31 Oct 527. SOURCE CRYPTONYM 8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION5. ANALYST 6. DATE PROCESSED 10. DISSEMINATED IN 11. DATEAlison Cheurein 29 Sept 6512. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE DOCUMENT DISPOSITION 13. TRANSFERRED TO BI FILE NO.PERTINENT INFORMATIONPhotographic copies of letters from Willi MUENZENBERG to International Committee for ISAACS regarding defence of Paul + Bertrude RUEGG.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.301-18446
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FBI REPORTDATE: 26 MAY 1952CLASS: CONFIDENTIALSUBJ: GEORGE HERRING, WAS:RING, PAUL RUEGGFBI FILE #: 100-344906 (BUREAU)
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SECRETDOCUMENT TRANSFER AND CROSS REFERENCE1. SUBJECT OF DOCUMENTGunther Broun Oswald STEIN5. ANALYST6. DATE PROCESSED2. oct. 652. RI FILE NO.   21-391-873. DISPATCH OR SOURCE DOC. SYMBOL NO.   L4613-192434. DATE   14 apr. 527. SOURCE CRYPTONYM8. DATE OF INFO. 9. EVALUATION10. DISSEMINATED IN11. DATE12. CROSS REFERRED TO THIS FILE13. TRANSFERRED TO RI FILE NO.14. PERTINENT INFORMATIONA.R. ISAACS, and others, among Americannewspaper correspondents in Shanghai around1930 to 1932.15. FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.201-18446