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The speech was almost wholly satisfactory and convincing to GOPsters and anti-Roosevelt voters. Certainly it irritated New Dealers, who know that Candidate Roosevelt must make some really substantial answer to the long list of Dewey charges besides pointing out how badly things went under Herbert Hoover.
* Albany correspondents this week wrote "authoritative" stories saying that Dewey, if elected, would ask Cordell Hull to stay on to help him. Said Cordell Hull in careful reply: "My support and loyalty belong primarily to the Government and its present official head, President Roosevelt."
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