Hoover Mentioned in Arms Probe by Senate Inquiry
A Senate munitions inquiry in Washington cites former President Hoover in connection with a push by gun makers to modify the 1925 Geneva convention for controlling international shipments. Left to right: Pierre du Pont Irenee du Pont, Delaware munitions magnates, and their attorney Col. W. J. Donovan. Evidence shows Hoover then secretary of commerce assembled arms makers to hear their views.
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Pierre du Pont
Irenee du Pont
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Col. W. J. Donovan
Secretary of Commerce
Countess Covadonga Denies Divorce Reports in New York
Arriving in New York en route to Havana for a visit the Countess Covadonga wife of the former heir to the Spanish throne denied reports of contemplated divorce. She was known as Senorita Edelmira Sampedro a Cuban beauty linked to the Spanish prince who renounced his royal rights.
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Bermuda Boy Flees to New York Aboard Ship
An eight year old American born boy left Bermuda with his mother Edith Kingdon Gould MacNeal and boarded a ship at Hamilton, announcing his presence at sea before reaching New York where his grandmother awaited.
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Charles Wescott
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Rensselaer County
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Bermuda
Hector MacNeal
Edith Kingdon Gould
Hamilton
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