Life and career of Ambassador Cudahy in Belgium
A long profile traces Cudahy’s diplomatic rise from 1933 as ambassador to Poland to Brussels in 1939, his escape from Belgian bombs, and his later meetings with Leopold. It notes his Harvard and Wisconsin law degrees, Senate tenure, New Deal alignments, opposition to court reform, WPA, and neutrality policy, ending with his May primary loss.
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