New Rumanian envoy presents credentials. Washington, D.C., April 21. The new Rumanian Minister to the United States, Hon. Ruda Iremesc, leaving the White House today after presenting his letters of credence to President Roosevelt. He was presented to the President by George T. Summerlin, (left) Chie
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