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OPPOSED GIGANTIC PLOT three ARRESTS. WASHINGTON, February 27. John Edgar Hoover, director federal Bureau of Investigannnoiuiced that three persons, r'.veai'-old attractive German m and two United States solarrested concerning an jil plot to sell American mili.t* tu a European country, limner said that two confesliad already been obtained. (1,,,.,, will he charged with es-e-e am- led were:— Hllmr Kunirich, aged 27, sergt. , paiiml States Army, who de,l in 1' i.i”). He was born in the ~1 Stales, Imt received his cdu- „ jn (ieinmny, where he spent of hi- life. p L Hi scr, 28, private in the air 1( . ( . |ni -' 'I Mitchell Field, New He wsit* born in Germany. Kinn-i n the liner Europa. r jii_e . re .apprehended when a ll<*111 *cd to obtain 50 passport ( .. lt j ( ,ji-. ostensibly to enable j,, enif ■ ltussia under the comj V( , S ;ii.•{> of falsified American K)rt>. ~ Pidci ; Bureau of Investigaalin0 n;if ! that the arrests are 1 • • be of the greatest imntr. n v dt- are expected to fol-
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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 69, 28 February 1938, Page 3
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