1. She sailed for home on the steamship 55 President Roosevelt, arriving on July 6 to another tumultuous frenzied welcome.

2. Consequently, President Roosevelt dismissed the entire batallion of approximately 160 men and disqualified them from further military or government employment.

3. How can President Roosevelt become a god?

4. In 1908, President Roosevelt called a conference of state governors to discuss various conservation problems.

5. In his first “fireside chat” on national radio, President Roosevelt flatly declared that “fewer than three dozen private banking houses” controlled “the flow of American capital.”

6. However, President Roosevelt had such three reasons to be so grateful.

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7. President Roosevelt in 1940 has been published in the famous " fireside chats. "

8. Suppose president Roosevelt was still living, would the Cold War break out?

9. The Casablanca Conference, between President Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, began - ended on 26 th.

10. In 1902, President Roosevelt had taken the initiative to activate the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague.

11. President Roosevelt was mighty proud when he awarded the Navy Cross for heroism to his son.

12. He gave President Roosevelt - indirect letters and conversations - some sympathetic knowledge of China's Liberated Areas.

13. Doolittle accepted the Congress supreme Medal awarded by President Roosevelt in the White House.

14. President Roosevelt had been at Warm Springs for over a week.

15. In 1935, President Roosevelt proclaimed the Philippine Islands a free commonwealth.

16. President Roosevelt took six years to emerge victorious in this marital spat.

17. It was with indescribable relief that I received the news that President Roosevelt had been re - elected.

18. He was also the man who initiated the Manhattan Project, writing to President Roosevelt to urge him to develop these weapons, as he believed the Germans were researching something similar.

19. I thought it well to impart my misgivings to President Roosevelt.

20. The conference in Teheran, the capital of Iran (Persia), followed that held in North Africa between Mr. Churchill, President Roosevelt, and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek.