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32nd President. Typed letter signed “Franklin D. Roosevelt” as Governor of New York and Democratic nominee for President, August 26, 1932, “State of New York / Executive Chamber / Albany” stationery, to Charles M. Hay in St. Louis, Missouri, in full:
Many thanks for your telegram. I am glad to know that you approve so thoroughly of my speech at Columbus.
FDR has added a handwritten sentiment at the end: Hope to see you soon
Mailing folds, small edge bite at left side of top fold.
FDR’s August 20, 1932 speech in Columbus, Ohio is widely considered to be the kickoff speech to his first Presidential campaign.
32nd President. Typed letter signed “Franklin D. Roosevelt” as Governor of New York and Democratic nominee for President, August 26, 1932, “State of New York / Executive Chamber / Albany” stationery, to Charles M. Hay in St. Louis, Missouri, in full:
Many thanks for your telegram. I am glad to know that you approve so thoroughly of my speech at Columbus.
FDR has added a handwritten sentiment at the end: Hope to see you soon
Mailing folds, small edge bite at left side of top fold.
FDR’s August 20, 1932 speech in Columbus, Ohio is widely considered to be the kickoff speech to his first Presidential campaign.