D.C.. high school. he secured his first job at 18 as a messenger in the Library of Congress. Even though working full time. he attended George Washington University and earned both a bachelors and masters degree. It was in 1917 that Mr. Hoover went to work for the Department of Justice. After World War I he was appointed a special assistant to Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer and took part in deportation proceedings against the troublemakers of that era. This early experience alerted him to the rising threat of Communist subversion from within. which is a continuing danger against which we must ever be alert. In the Harding administration Mr.
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Generalization about 'troublemakers' and 'Communist subversion'.