1,500 miles away from New York, another jazz scene was developing. Kansas City was a major riverboat, railroad and slaughterhouse center, and had been a wide-open town since the 1890s. By 1926 the city councilman maneuvered one of his minions, Henry F. McElroy, into the post of city manager and struck a deal with mob boss Johnny Lazia (The "Al Capone of Kansas City") to run the police force. This made control of Kansas City politics complete.

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Review president franklin delano roosevelt’s “four freedoms” speech and president barack obama’s “welcoming remarks” speech. is the “freedom from fear” a concern for both men and women equally? compare and contrast both speeches to answer this question. use the “wedding cake” compare contrast organization.

How did the soviet union respond to the establishment of west germany and west barlin?