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Domestic News
September 28, 1937
The Times News
Hendersonville, Henderson County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
In Nashville, Tenn., U.S. postoffice solicitor Karl A. Crowley praised Secretary of State Cordell Hull as the best-equipped successor to President Roosevelt during a speech to 1000 postal supervisors on September 27.
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Crowley Favoring Hull As President
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 28 (UP)—Karl A. Crowley, U. S. postoffice solicitor, said yesterday that Secretary of State Cordell Hull is the "best equipped man to succeed Mr. Roosevelt as president."
"There is no man in America better equipped to take the place of our great president," Crowley said. "He is a practical disciple of peace and truly one of the great men of the country. He is the balance wheel and right hand of President Roosevelt."
Crowley spoke to 1000 delegates at a postal supervisor's meeting.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 28 (UP)—Karl A. Crowley, U. S. postoffice solicitor, said yesterday that Secretary of State Cordell Hull is the "best equipped man to succeed Mr. Roosevelt as president."
"There is no man in America better equipped to take the place of our great president," Crowley said. "He is a practical disciple of peace and truly one of the great men of the country. He is the balance wheel and right hand of President Roosevelt."
Crowley spoke to 1000 delegates at a postal supervisor's meeting.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Cordell Hull
Presidential Successor
Karl Crowley
Roosevelt Endorsement
Postal Meeting
What entities or persons were involved?
Karl A. Crowley
Cordell Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Where did it happen?
Nashville, Tenn.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Nashville, Tenn.
Event Date
Yesterday (Sept. 27)
Key Persons
Karl A. Crowley
Cordell Hull
Mr. Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Event Details
Karl A. Crowley, U.S. postoffice solicitor, stated that Secretary of State Cordell Hull is the best equipped to succeed President Roosevelt, describing him as a disciple of peace and Roosevelt's right hand, during a speech to 1000 delegates at a postal supervisor's meeting.