Byrnes Denies Pole's Charge Against Stalin
Former Polish ambassador Jan Ciechanowski accused a 1943 Big Three meeting on Manitoulin Island, claiming Stalin outmaneuvered Roosevelt and Churchill. James F. Byrnes, then secretary of state, denied the charge as absolutely false, saying the trip was a fishing outing and that Churchill was not present.
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Coolidge Predicted US Crash Before Leaving Office
Washington dispatch reports the late Calvin Coolidge warned that the United States would soon face a severe economic crash just before his February 1929 departure from the presidency. Jan, the former Polish ambassador, was preparing to depart with a frown while noting the looming crisis.
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Unclear text on economic critique and trade figures
Fragmentary remarks reference political regret and a predicted crash. The bit of data shows Nicaragua foreign trade rising from 10,277,806 in 1936 to 26,614,343 in 1945.
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