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  • , and because Austin is one o:f' the :f'orty-eight smaller governments. It is not fair to blame Governor O'Daniel for taking three years in cloing a simple thing which Roosevelt. aided by Johnson, did in three weeks. But forty-eight other state g~ernments
  • 1• ab-aid ot Labor, and ttut Pre 1c'lent in h1a true knowledg• ot rioan manhood ha.1 Aid that Labor 1a sound. at the oon ot it• Amerioan manhood. work or Hitler will win. Bl.rt tlw Pzteaident also baa a&icl that l&bor must Anet I promise you
  • a great m1n4 It hae been s aid tJiat ma\erni\y 1■ the grea test flo wer of the human race, tha\ the mothers ot \ bia, our Am erica, kno that there is one more · aupreme quall\1 1n life and the mo\h era tha t he a r me and their eons and daughtora aee
  • behaw4. It 1• a DAI' h1gh point of a. cood adT•n­ ~ r ••~- "Mak• it white ti• for a&ah." U be auoo..4a, a lub -.y be opened 1n !few York-a blue tie a.nd .S.4-nighvv•-le· "111 dreaa. (A bored 11 tour haa jut aid, "I teol that Dwight Piske hu loat ht.a
  • before- . ·, · ple. As he, watches defeat~ afte-r defeat come to the United Nations, to aid in ·a ctually saving the Nation and real~zes h~s own life is J]'ie more from destruc_tion at the hands of a · { because ' of lack . ruthless foreign foe. ·g reatly
  • mewoers of the House aided in passing through the House wrua.t wasgenerally referred to as the Smith-Connally Bill to try to oetter regulate and control war production and stop s trikes in wc;;;.r plants. When this bill was vetoed ·o y President Roosevelt