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Editorial
July 28, 1930
The Daily Alaska Empire
Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Editorial speculates on Owen D. Young's rising stature, citing endorsements from Filene and Grayson, and suggests he could be the Democratic presidential nominee in 1932 if Roosevelt declines health-wise, comparing him to Republican Morrow.
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OWEN D. YOUNG ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
The other day Edward A. Filene, the famous economist, named Owen D. Young at the head of a short list whom he declared could easily earn a million dollars a year salary. Now comes the following from the Boston News Bureau:
Admiral Carey T. Grayson, returning from Europe, says Europe generally considers Owen D. Young the outstanding figure in American life; Lloyd George told him he would not be surprised to see Young President and that the reparations adviser is not only a great American figure but a growing international one.
If Gov. Roosevelt's physicians continue to insist that he must not be a candidate for President, do not be surprised if the Democrats should name the great lawyer-engineer as their Presidential nominee in 1932.
If - another IF - President Hoover should be unable to land a renomination, keep your eye on Ambassador Morrow. Then there would be two candidates who are alike in many ways.
The chief difference is that Morrow is a Southerner and a Republican while Young is a Northerner and a Democrat.
The other day Edward A. Filene, the famous economist, named Owen D. Young at the head of a short list whom he declared could easily earn a million dollars a year salary. Now comes the following from the Boston News Bureau:
Admiral Carey T. Grayson, returning from Europe, says Europe generally considers Owen D. Young the outstanding figure in American life; Lloyd George told him he would not be surprised to see Young President and that the reparations adviser is not only a great American figure but a growing international one.
If Gov. Roosevelt's physicians continue to insist that he must not be a candidate for President, do not be surprised if the Democrats should name the great lawyer-engineer as their Presidential nominee in 1932.
If - another IF - President Hoover should be unable to land a renomination, keep your eye on Ambassador Morrow. Then there would be two candidates who are alike in many ways.
The chief difference is that Morrow is a Southerner and a Republican while Young is a Northerner and a Democrat.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Owen D Young
Presidential Nominee
Democrats 1932
Dwight Morrow
Political Speculation
What entities or persons were involved?
Owen D. Young
Edward A. Filene
Admiral Carey T. Grayson
Lloyd George
Gov. Roosevelt
President Hoover
Ambassador Morrow
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Owen D. Young As Potential Democratic Presidential Nominee
Stance / Tone
Speculative Endorsement Of Young's Prominence
Key Figures
Owen D. Young
Edward A. Filene
Admiral Carey T. Grayson
Lloyd George
Gov. Roosevelt
President Hoover
Ambassador Morrow
Key Arguments
Edward A. Filene Named Owen D. Young As Capable Of Earning A Million Dollars A Year
Europe Considers Young The Outstanding Figure In American Life
Lloyd George Suggested Young Could Become President
Democrats Might Nominate Young In 1932 If Roosevelt Cannot Run
Comparison Between Young And Morrow As Potential Candidates With Similarities But Partisan Differences