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Rising Sun, Cecil County, Maryland
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Senator Guffey introduces a bill for $243,361 to compensate U.S. Ambassador Anthony Drexel Biddle for property losses during the 18-day German blitzkrieg in Poland last fall, including damaged villa near Warsaw and stolen silver; Biddle now with Polish government-in-exile in France.
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For Consolation
Senator Guffey of Pennsylvania introduced a bill into our upper house. The bill concerned itself with no less a sum than $243,361.
This was to console the American ambassador to Poland, Anthony Drexel Biddle, for furniture, tapestries, pictures, and other odds and ends, lost during the Polish blitzkrieg of 18 days, last fall. The Biddle villa, outside Warsaw, also was damaged by German bombs, and it seems that somebody took the Biddles' silver, too. Biddle now is attached to the makeshift Polish government-in-exile in France.
Ambassador Biddle
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Poland, Warsaw, France
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Polish Blitzkrieg Of 18 Days, Last Fall
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Senator Guffey introduces bill for $243,361 to compensate Ambassador Biddle for losses of furniture, art, and silver during German invasion of Poland; villa damaged by bombs; Biddle now with Polish exile government in France.