President forbids transport of arms by government vessels to warring countries. Washington, D.C., Sept.14. Following a conference at the White House today between President Roosevelt and Joseph P. Kennedy, Chairman of the Maritime Commission, the Chief Executive issued an order forbidding Governmen
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- 1937
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