MR. ROOSEVELT FOR FOURTH TERM
WASHINGTON. January 23. Asked if he believed that Mr. Roosevelt would seek a fourth term in 1944, Mr. Wendell Willkie replied: "Certainly. In fact, he is running already. Furthermore, he will be a hard man for the Republican Party to beat. He is sure to conduct a highly intelligent and utterly ruthless campaign."
An American newspaper reports that so many children in occupied Holland have been named after Roosevelt and Churchill that the German authorities have prohibited new babies being named "Franklin" and "Winston."
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXV, Issue 20, 25 January 1943, Page 4
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