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Last week, for the third time since he entered the White House eight years ago, illness kept Franklin Roosevelt away from his desk for seven days. Top boss of the White House was Rear Admiral Ross T. Mclntire, Surgeon General of the Navy who kept the President of the U.S. in bed most of the week...
...rougher weather coming. From the rail of the Arauca, the 44 interned German sailors watched the drinks being passed around on the Potomac's afterdeck, stared at the Presidential party-Harry Hopkins, Cabinet Officers Robert Jackson and Harold Ickes, the President's physician, Rear Admiral Ross Mclntire, Secretaries "Pa" Watson and Steve Early...
...more than seven years in the White House he hasn't spent 30 days in bed. Dr. Ross Mclntire vows his ward could pass his 1930 life-insurance examinations ($560,000) at his 1930 ratings. Only his family, anxiously aware of the mortality rate of Presidents, is not sure he can beat the averages...
Wild plum was in spectral blossom, dogwood lurked in the woods, the purple-flowered Judas trees ranged the red-clay roads, already deep with dust. But for two days snub-faced Dr. Ross Mclntire, White House physician, kept the boss indoors, made him rest in the lounge chair by the fireplace in the pine-paneled living room. Midweek came before Dr. Mclntire permitted the President to disport his 6 ft. 2 in. in the buoyant, tepid waters of the glass-roofed pool. Canada's plumpish Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King lay in swimming trunks on a cot while...
...young polio* got the fright of his life as he crept up on the dozing Prime Minister (believing him to be tweakable Doc Mclntire) prepared to tweak his stomach, caught himself just in time...