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In 1936 [Charles] Schwab's agents approached the La Guardia administration in New York, hoping to interest the city in buying his mansion for the official residence of the mayor. […] But Fiorello La Guardia took great pride in the fact that he lived in a modest walkup in Lower New York. He ridiculed the idea of moving into the robber baron's seraglio, telling newsmen that the city much preferred having the tax revenue from the mansion.
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In
1936
[Charles]
Schwab's
agents
approached
the
La
Guardia
administration
in
New
York,
hoping
to
interest
the
city
in
buying
his
mansion
for
the
official
residence
of
the
mayor.
[…]
But
Fiorello
La
Guardia
took
great
pride
in
the
fact
that
he
lived
in
a
modest
walkup
in
Lower
New
York.
He
ridiculed
the
idea
of
moving
into
the
robber
baron's
seraglio,
telling
newsmen
that
the
city
much
preferred
having
the
tax
revenue
from
the
mansion.
