THE PRESIDENCY Mr. Farley Announces
For the first time, Term III for Franklin Roosevelt last week began to look like a political impossibility. That thought, growing in the Capitol, spread down the green stretch of the Mall, into the tomblike buildings on Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, dimly and by degrees, had a foretaste of the shock that will come to the country if Franklin Roosevelt removes himself from the political scene.
The man who gave the U. S. this shadowy shock was big Jim Farley. One night the little bells of the nation's news-tickers began...
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