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...massaged. But fresh air is another thing. He rarely goes to church of a Sunday, and such things as Christmas tree lighting, Gridiron dinners, etc. come too seldom. So Dr. Mclntire encourages him to travel, likes to get the President off on a trip every two or three months. Next trip: probably Warm Springs...
...Declined to authorize entrance of a third-term slate of delegates in the Ohio primary next May 14. (Candidates ordinarily file by Feb. 1, may wait till mid-March.) To some, this indicated he will not declare his intentions until convention time...
January in rural Mississippi is a betwixt-&-between month. Fields are bare of last year's cotton; plowing for the next crop has not yet begun. Men and boys old enough to be out of school have plenty of time to "go to the store" or into town, and not much to do when they get there. Even in the southern counties, winds blow chill across the fields. At a crossroad store ("GROCERIES, HARDWARE & GEN'L MERCHANDISE"), the stove is hot, the air laden with the smells of harness leather, coal oil, turpentine, of bodies white and black...
...late the next afternoon-though Tony lost track of time in the hushed rooms where the only sounds were Judy's and his voices-that he heard someone knocking. He opened the door. There stood his teacher, and the lady from across the hall. "Mamma's asleep," he told them uncertainly...
...into a big black Buick, hustled over 121 miles of icy highways to Tulsa, banqueted, slept an hour on the way back, snatched two more hours' sleep at, the Mansion, was back at his desk ahead of his staff. That night he was in McAlester, 128 miles away; next night Wewoka, 72 miles, two nights later in Ada, 103 miles...