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aa SIME top ~? Reckiver 4 gepwRITsy STaTes\ CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION h EPP UC spy SekGarToLS POSITION 4 S Loarovs ostieer OF INVESTIGATION £OR E T “Beonomist, Department of State “Investization Conducted By: Federal Bureau of Investization Distribution: Department of State, =3_ copies “Report of FBI Special Agent Thomas A. Conroy, Jashinston, D. Cc., July 5, 1918 | MiMiiagm enicrated to United States August 8, 1°35; naturalized at Washington, D. C., MM. «Ss Place of birth, oscon, Purgia. «- MMMM indicated he attended Serder Real Gymmasiunm in Yerlin and veceived LLB decree in 1933 from University of Berlin, WA decree in 1935 ‘fron Sorbonne, Paris, and l'ccole des Sciences, Paris. . In 236 he acted as interpreter at World Power Conference at washington, D.C. From January to Septerber QP employed as market analyst for SMME@Mgm Co., Stanford, Connecticut; October AP “to June BBR employes by Department of Justice as legal research assistant; stationed at ee doin research work on the esiniihepstened-yneeiieteen, durin: ich time he wrote several chapters for _a=——eiegeeeiheeme" Cane - $0 dashington, DB. c., in January a8 research assistant at Qa ete fron daipebesteggeete. on Oct over acpoinied as Assistant Statistician, Statistical and ileference Division, fcdieral Public Housing, dashinzton, D. C. On «gy mic Research Analyst; February transferred to » Tenaining until entercd Amuuuienmes ~- to September 1, 1915. adegpmaEOMM detailed to O55. (‘hile previously 1t QMO, was Sconomic Analyst, OSS -- USSR Division.) Upon discharce, appointcds@@@l as cconomist, Division of Foreign and ~conomic Jevelopment, Department of State; _ transferred to position of International cconomist, Division of Investment _ and Cconomic Developnent, Central and &astern Suropean Branch, shere currently employed. In this capacity he works with the Assistant Chief and other rankinz officers in the draftin, of final policy Jeterninations regarding various ‘forms of economic assistance, investment and development programs. He also makes policy recormendations in connection with questions of public and private inv-stment and effect on ind:strial organizations, economic _ stability and development of the central and eastern Zuropean areas and their relationship to the broad objective of the United States ‘foreign policy.’ For the past several months he has been working on the question of exports to Russia and the satellite nations. Currently residin;: at