Roosevelt and My Bid for Governor Aide Interview Reflections
The narrative recalls a meeting with President Roosevelt in which the speaker, as a gubernatorial hopeful, describes press scrutiny, the EPIC Plan, and his aim to curb racism. He notes friendly talks with Jim Farley, the Roosevelt era political manager, and travels from Poughkeepsie to Washington to address reporters and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Nelson House
Poughkeepsie
MelIntyre
Mr. Farley
New York
Democratic
Biltmore
Jim
James
McIntyre
Farley
Democratic Party
Tammany Hall
Richard Croker
Tammany
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
National Press Club
Logs Angeles
California
Jack the Giant Thrill her honored guests
The speaker recalls a California broadcast and his long preparation for a speech about the EPIC movement. He notes the press club broadcast, wife’s push, and praise from Paul Mellon, comparing the reception to Franklin Roosevelt conferences. He claims to have rehearsed the talk nightly for a year and tailored it for varied audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Washington
Columbia
California
National Press Club
Los Angeles
Paul Mellon
United Press
Franklin Roosevelt
Hollywood
Commierte
The
Lawyers Club
Ministerial Association
Graduate Students of
U.S.C
Youngsters of
Los Angeles Junior College
Society of Cost Accountants
County Medical Society
Teague of Women Voters
Junior Ebell Club
Campion
Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mixed In A Jumbled Sheet
A scanned crossword clue list mixing Spanish articles digits and scattered phrases. Includes references to verbs nouns and place names with numerous garbled entries and partial words. The set lists across clues for letters and numbers and appears from a period puzzle page.
Named In Puzzling Slaying Of Youth In California towns
Mysterious plots among socially prominent Tulea Oklo youths circulate after the slaying of John Gorrell. Philip Kennamer, son of a federal judge, confessed to the shooting. Associated Press photo shows Virginia Wilcox, 18, daughter of a wealthy oil man, as a potential kidnapping victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulea
Oklo
Virginia Wil ‘Cox
John Gorrell
Phillip ‘Kennamer
Associated Press
Plumley Family Illness And Local Social Visits
Mrs Mary Ann Plumley remains very ill at her home near here. Meadow Creek residents J and Garten visit. C B Arthur and son Henry travel to Mt Hope for work cutting lumber. W S Smith and son Ray shop in Beckley. Misses Marie Juanita Smith shop in Beckley. Edith Arthur visits Ruby Garten at New. Relatives Etta Plumley Crow Izora Bennett Pluto J E Garten Meadow Creek visit their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Richmond
Dewey Rollyson
Purvey Richmond
L. E. Flint
Beckley
Maude Cox
Maude Lemon
Gladys Costello
Basil Lilly
Clay Plumley
Nellie Tench
Warren McLaughlin
Sona Seco
Raleigh
John McGinnis
R. C. Carter
Howard Carter
Mary Carter
Lloyd Dobbins
Lara Harris
Fred Carter
Orville Hall
Ranee Freeman
Cora Richmond
Myrtle Pack
Glen Hedrick
Juora Johnson
Trene Smith
Wilma Elliott
Gertie Harrah
Charles Rollyson
J. W. Payne
Catherine Plumley
Marie Plumley
Virginia Worley
Pauline Torrieco
Joe Torrico
Joe Rodriguez
Golda Cox
Jumping Branch
Ruby Radford
Birch Phillips
Mary Ann Plumley
J. &. Garten
Carlos Garten
Meadow Creek
M. A. Plumley
C. B. Arthur
Henry
Mt. Hope
Smith
Ray
Marie and
Juanita Smith
Edith Arthur
Ruby Garten
New
Etta Plumley
Crow
Izora Bennett
Pluto
J. E. Garten
Word Family Notes and Obituary Highlights
The note mentions Ermie Jones visiting Beckley relatives, Sam Adkins Oscar and B F Jones as Beckley visitors, John Nesmith and Reggy James in the area for a day this week, Mrs Bessie Arthur staying with Mrs Mary Ann Plumley, Noel C O Smith recovering, C O Smith visiting Beckley, and the death of a Baptist church member with funeral at Enonville and Raleigh county kin attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumley
Ermie Jones
Beckley
Abraham Sunday
Sammie Adkins
Oscar
B. F. Jones
John Nesmith
Reggy James
Bessie Arthur
Mary Ann Plumley
Noel
C. O. Smith
Enonville
Raleigh County
The
Baptist Church
Mother Of Local Residents Dies in Enonville Virginia
Mrs. D. M. Ward age 75 mother of four Raleigh county residents died suddenly at her Enonville Virginia home yesterday morning. Advices received here yesterday detail the death as reported by relatives and local sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Ward
Raleigh County
Enonville
Rel
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