There is absolutely no truth whatever to the stories that have been spread about disagreements between Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Willebrandt or between myself and Mrs. Willebrandt or anybody in the Government.
Herbert Hoover: “There is absolutely no truth whatever to the stories that have been spread about disagreements between Mr. Mitchell and…”
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