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... Smith an hon- orary degree from his alma mater : " Of all the men in the Convention , Alfred E. Smith is the best- informed man on the business of the state of New York . " 3 Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith now had five children , and it was no ...
... Smith an hon- orary degree from his alma mater : " Of all the men in the Convention , Alfred E. Smith is the best- informed man on the business of the state of New York . " 3 Mr. and Mrs. Al Smith now had five children , and it was no ...
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... Smith said , " Franklin D. Roosevelt was probably the most impres- sive figure in that convention . " In his concluding line Roosevelt called Smith " the Happy Warrior . " In spite of the enthusiasm surrounding his name , Alfred E. Smith ...
... Smith said , " Franklin D. Roosevelt was probably the most impres- sive figure in that convention . " In his concluding line Roosevelt called Smith " the Happy Warrior . " In spite of the enthusiasm surrounding his name , Alfred E. Smith ...
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... Smith , while 20,812,912 voted for Hoover ; a majority for Hoover of over 6,000,000 . The electoral vote was also a smashing defeat : Smith received 87 votes to Hoover's 444. He had lost the traditionally Democratic states of Texas and ...
... Smith , while 20,812,912 voted for Hoover ; a majority for Hoover of over 6,000,000 . The electoral vote was also a smashing defeat : Smith received 87 votes to Hoover's 444. He had lost the traditionally Democratic states of Texas and ...
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