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Comments on his long career in law enforcement, as agent for the Internal Revenue Service's Bureau of Prohibition, and working with Earl Warren on the staff of the Alameda County district attorney's office and the California attorney general's office. Views on Japanese relocation during World War II also discussed. Copies of photographs inserted.
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Oscar J. Jahnsen, Enforcing the law against gambling, bootlegging, graft, fraud, and subversion, 1922-1942; tape recorded interview conducted by Alice King and Miriam F. Stein in 1970
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cabeuroh_000178
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