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... ROOSEVELT Franklin Delano Roose\ ell's announcement that lie will run for a fourth term President comes as surprise. There little question that the President would in many wavs prefer to retire to h is beloved Hyde Park country horn. where generations ...
... Roosevelt Polio Fund Work has already regun on the first training centre for physically handicapped young people of school leaving age to be established in Scotland. Crossbasket House, Hamilton Road, High Blantyre, was lbequeathed to the Fund, to‘ge&her ...
... ROOSEVELT. The world was waiting for a statement such as the President of the United States made last week, and there is a deep feeling that the centre of gravity in international leadership hap moved across the Atlantic. Religion, Democracy, and . I ...
... ROOSEVELT’S t/.S. Moral Embargo On Export Of Arms To Russia Without naming any countries, President Roosevelt said in a formal statement yesterday: The U.S. Government hopes that American manufacturers and exporters of aeroplanes and aeronautical equipment ...
... Roosevelt. The greatest American of this great time has passed, and we. who can mourn for the United States their lo*.-s, have also suffered, for with his death England loses one of her staunchest friends and one of the truest interpreters our institutions ...
... ROOSEVELT’S N a week of anxiety and nervous I tension throughout KEurope, welcome words of encouragement to the Democracies have come from across the Atlantic. During his ** goodwill ** visit to Canada, President Roosevelt found occasion to give an emphatic ...
... Roosevelt. !PM KILMARNOCK HERALD AND AYRSHIRE GAZETTE, FRIDAY HR Tow Stevenston Man Honoured Mr John Montgomery, foreman joiner at Ardeer Factory, has been awarded the British Empire Medal for devotion to duty. John is a well-known former footballer who ...
... Roosevelt party's qttitude to Prohibition, which it bitterly opposed and finally vanquished on the ground that the Eighteenth Amendment was a Federal sumptuary law imposed on the nation, whereas State should have decided for itself whether it wished to ...
... Roosevelt And Asquith ILIR. ROOSEVELT'S proposal to eliminate opposition to his reform schemes by reorganising tho Supreme Court has an approximate parallel in the not-so-ancient history of our own country, for, before, the war, Dlr. Asquith found his ...
... ROOSEVELT’S Poles Are Forming ...
... ROOSEVELT JT is one of the tragic ironies of fate that the passing of President Roosevelt should take place at a time when the whole free world Is getting ready to celebrate that victory of which he was one of the chief architects. His death will come ...
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