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[[CPUSA]]<br/>
[[U. S. Department of State]]<br/>
[[Advisory Committee of Postwar Foreign Policy]]
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'''Henry Julian Wadleigh''', was an economist and employee of Dean Acheson in the United States [[Department of State]] in the 1940's. He was an economist in the Trade Agreements Division, for eleven years and was sent to Turkey and Italy and other countries as United States representative. Wadleigh secured a transfer originally from the Department of Agriculture to the State Department at the request of the Soviet intelligence.
'''Henry Julian Wadleigh''', was an economist and employee of Dean Acheson in the United States [[Department of State]] in the 1940's. He was an economist in the Trade Agreements Division, for eleven years and was sent to Turkey and Italy and other countries as United States representative. Wadleigh secured a transfer originally from the Department of Agriculture to the State Department at the request of the Soviet intelligence.