On January 29, 1946, Harry-Hopkins died in a hospital in New York City, where he was the senior assistant and best friend of the late President Roosevelt, at the age of 55. He was able to die in Roosevelt after he served loyally at the White House for 12 years, which surprised friends and colleagues. On January 29, 1946, Harry-Hopkins died in a hospital in New York City, where he had been on stomach cancer surgery, but worked 18 hours a day and first ordered a new policy program. When he resigned as head of the Public Affairs Agency, he invested billions of dollars. He served as a business minister and later served as an important civil servant during the Second World War. Last month, as he served in the New York State for years as a friend of the State, he was elected as president of the New York