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PRESIDENT SMILES. BALTIMORE, MD, APRIL 13. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WORE HIS IRREPRESABLE SMILE AS HE BEGAN HIS ADDRESS TO THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS HERE TONIGHT. IT WAS THE OPENING ORATION IN THE 1936 CAMPAIGN
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PRESIDENT SMILES. BALTIMORE, MD, APRIL 13. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WORE HIS IRREPRESABLE SMILE AS HE BEGAN HIS ADDRESS TO THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS HERE TONIGHT. IT WAS THE OPENING ORATION IN THE 1936 CAMPAIGN

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Credit linePRESIDENT SMILES. BALTIMORE, MD, APRIL 13. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WORE HIS IRREPRESABLE SMILE AS HE BEGAN HIS ADDRESS TO THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS HERE TONIGHT. IT WAS THE OPENING ORATION IN THE 1936 CAMPAIGN. 1936-01-01. Harris & Ewing. Harris & Ewing Collection, Library of Congress. Public domain.
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