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J. Edgar Hoover 40th Anniversary As Head Of FBI

Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation

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Documentary broadcast on WGN television May 16, 1964. National Archives description: "Highlights activities of the FBI during J. Edgar Hoover's administration. Shows how Hoover shaped FBI into its current shape by establishing FBI National Academy in 1935 and adopting tough standards for its agents. Highlights from capture of Barkers, Rudolph Abel, John Dillinger, and Prono Hauptmann [SIC] who kidnapped Lindberg [SIC] baby. Commenting on his career are Bob Consodine, Presidents Eisenhower and Lyndon Johnson." National Archives Identifier: 12123

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Archive
Internet Archive, in Classic TV
Licence or status
Public Domain Mark 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Department of Justice. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Language
English
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