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The Life and Times of "Red" Kuhl
January 8, 1938 issue

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The article presents herewith, from the "verbatim report of the La Follette Committee on Civil Liberties," the typical sections of the testimony of C.M. Kuhl, a labor spy who had worked for various agencies. Senator La Follette had begun by questioning Kuhl about the companies he had served and the "jobs" he had been assigned to. Senator La Follette begins by asking, "You have been in the business a long time, can you tell us and just describe in your own way how they get these strike-breakers, where they get them, and what kind of men they are?"

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COMMITTEES; ESPIONAGE; CIVIL rights; LABOR; CRIME; SECRET service
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