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...contrast Alfred Emanuel Smith appeared to be rated high by his neighbors. Editorials gushing with praise for his recent pronouncements on the state of the Union were quoted. His administrative career was favorably reviewed. His loss of the 1928 election was argued out of court. It was strongly suggested that, if nominated, his religion would cost him fewer votes than four years...
...every unbossed convention there are imponderables which a compelling personality on the rostrum may miraculously put into action. William Jennings Bryan had the power to sway delegates to unexpected results. Alfred Emanuel Smith will enter the convention, not only, as a candidate for the Presidency but also as a delegate-at-large from New York. As such the rostrum will be his for the asking. He may take it to impress his Wet views upon the delegates during the platform debate which precedes the nomination tussle. At such a tense time a speech by the "Happy Warrior," full of fire...
...Record Man, Busier than a busy bee at Roosevelt headquarters in Manhattan last week was small, wrinkle-faced Louis McHenry Howe, the Governor's personal secretary and political handyman. What Mrs. Belle Moskowitz was to Alfred Emanuel Smith, what George Edward Akerson was to Herbert Hoover, what Edward ("Ted") Clark was to Calvin Coolidge, Louis Howe is to Franklin Roosevelt. A newshawk for the old New York Herald, he attached himself in 1911 to Mr. Roosevelt who took him along to the Navy Department. They have been together ever since, call each other "Franklin" and "Louis," share the Governor...
Among the signers of this pledge were Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Alfred Emanuel Smith...
Engaged. Walter Joseph Smith, youngest son of Alfred Emanuel Smith; and one Florence E. Watson of Schenectady, N. Y., stenographer in the State Department of Education. Son Smith is a senior at Manhattan College...