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... Roosevelt: 6 AID SENT IN OWN INTEREST” “1n the interest of our own future, we are sending succour at an increasing pace to those Pecga_les abroad who are bravely defending their homes and their precious liberties against annihilation,” says a proclamation ...
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... ROOSEVELT THE COST OF THE “NEW DEAL’i Aims, Methods and Achievements of National Leader ...
... ROOSEVELT Family Home and Documents for the State WASHINGTON.—President Roosevelt has announced here that the title of his family home at Hyde Park, New York State, and 100 acres of land surrounding it, will go to the Government at his death. In the meantime ...
... ROOSEVELT. A DAY MOURNING AND PRAYER Mr. lias iswiit-d the fallowing lamation .—** A IcrriMc* bereavement ha« fallen *»ur people. The President the United Stales ha« been struck down by a crime committed not only again*! the chief magistrate but against ...
... Roosevelt I• . A Picture Taken at Tehern ...
... ROOSEVELT President Roosevelt yesterday said that the activities of the German Consulates leading to the order closing them were of a subversive character. He avoided replying directly to a question whether the ...
... ROOSEVELT. SOON after President Roosevelt's lamented death in April. 1945, the erection of a memorial in Britain was suggested by Mr. Churchill. Since then the project has been carried steadily forward. Grosvenor Square. one of the last of the great London ...
... ROOSEVELT j RECONSTRUCTION ELL. Washington, Sunday. Preftident Koosevelfc has signed the Kecon•trocSon Finance Corporation Bill. The Bill extends the life tka Keconstructioa Finance Convoration until iebiuary 1. and increases it* lending P°w? million ...
... ROOSEVELT. There ip hnthnrity. mar. sChles,ro despetch. for that Mr. Ronee:elt's form will thoroughly Proteveßißv. The Teremltie will assert Rs imperative that the Government relown to the of lhe wool', instead of remsetiner in the hands of Twi-ileged ...
... ucclaro tier© . bull, but that if the objectionai)!© U they will name Mr. Roosevelt ■••usii *is the authorised repre&ent.v »e people, and will claim regu- .an» ior Mr. Roosevelt's fight before thlican CConvention Tuesday wti© the Conference leaders yesterday ...
... ROOSEVELT. Reports of the exploit* of ez-PreoideDt Roosevelt in Africa are occupying almost a* much in American newspapers was given to his activities during his presidential terms, says the New York Standard *' correspondent. The ex-President is always ...