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... speech ? " demanded the governor . " Oh , the speech was all right , but you should have stayed afterward and visited with those folks in the hall . ” vey As a rehearsal for his first bid for public office , Landon managed the ...
... speech ? " demanded the governor . " Oh , the speech was all right , but you should have stayed afterward and visited with those folks in the hall . ” vey As a rehearsal for his first bid for public office , Landon managed the ...
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... speech Bruce Barton , the Republican publicist , had announced that a survey showed Willkie leading with fifty- three per cent of the vote , but the press was not enthusiastic about the El- wood speech . John Chamberlain said in Fortune ...
... speech Bruce Barton , the Republican publicist , had announced that a survey showed Willkie leading with fifty- three per cent of the vote , but the press was not enthusiastic about the El- wood speech . John Chamberlain said in Fortune ...
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... speech from the Bremerton Navy Yards . But their fears were unfounded : the Old Master of the radio gave the most politically astute speech of his four campaigns : warm , lovable , ingratiat- ing , confidential , full of a homely ...
... speech from the Bremerton Navy Yards . But their fears were unfounded : the Old Master of the radio gave the most politically astute speech of his four campaigns : warm , lovable , ingratiat- ing , confidential , full of a homely ...
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