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President Roosevelt Defends Secret Service Power
President Roosevelt confronts House leaders Tawney Smith Sherley and Fitzgerald over limits on the Secret Service. He deplores misunderstandings of his prior message and argues for wide powers to pursue criminals, urging a pay raise and bureau status for the Secret Service within the Department of Justice.
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