... Roosevelt FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT NEW YORK, Sunday. P*VEN Wall Street, his bitterest enemy, is now ready to bet 3| to I on Roosevelt being re-elected President of the United States. Good business is proving bad propaganda for his Republican opponents ...

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... breezy. It describes, for instance, the breakfast-time conferences on foreign affairs between Roosevelt. Hull and Welles in the President's bedroom, which Roosevelt in bed, comfortable ...

... ROOSEVELT. .ks I pitdicted last week, Mr. Roosevelt is not gong to take a back scat. On the contrary, he evidently intends being very much to the front. I sincerely trust he will successfully fight corruption and graft, as by so doing he(will save ...

... Roosevelt ROOSEVELT gets another ' four years at the helm. His pay is £15,000 a year. The most interesting speculation is what he will do about the Supreme Court, which torpedoed some of his important legislation as un-Constitut ional. To some extent ...

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... ROOSEVELT. OYSTER BAY (N.Y.), 2«. President Roosevelt has received the following telegram from King Edward reply a telegram congratulating bis Majesty ou the official celebration of bis birthday I am roost grateful for your kind congratulations the official ...

... ROOSEVELT IN THE MR. ROOSEVELT is in danger of becoming the Forgotten Man of AMeriCa. This country is probably the most fickle of the great democracies. Public opinion here is as changeful as the sea off Long , Island. A man who is sailing in sunshine ...

... AT ROOSEVELT £400,000,000 For U.S. Defence From Our Own Correspondent NEW YORK, Thursday. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT today followed up his historic message to Congress with another on the Budget which held the same note of urgency—the same insistence on immediate ...

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