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Eleanor Roosevelt — Part 3

35 pages · May 09, 2026 · Broad topic: Civil Rights · Topic: Eleanor Roosevelt · 33 pages OCR'd
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z. 3 4 ‘. ad pon vba tap~ meet 6-10 (Rev. 16-28-37) a _ ————— As Pegler Sees It: a ay - Reosevelt Clan Myth Dispelled — . B; WESTBROOK PECLER , Fweeesswwes So FEAT ROOSEVELT at last has admitted the th Of my disclosure soon after the death of her husband that his grandfather, Warren Delano, made money Jmporting opium into Hongkong. The fact that Delano did shove narcotics on the helpless Chinese masses was well concealed until F. D. Roose- velt had been laid away in a “shrine Lo at Hyde Park which js still main- tained at public expense. Like all other contributions to current admission was written for a price. It appears in.the Saturday Evening Post. The Roosevelt’ woman in her self-serving attempts at excuse and justification, has -recently been forced to regurgitate elements of truth on both the oplum story and the fact that be and she did prac- ties “zecrecation,” or anyway, reject “integration.” Concerning “segregation” cr “integration,” in the White House, however, she tried to vanish into vapors of uncertainty and to lay it off to Mrs. Henrietta Nesbitt, the official housekeeper who disclosed the @ismissa! of the white servants left behind by Presi- dent and Mrs. Hoover. Mrs. Nesbitt wrote that “Mrs. Roosevelt and I agreed that s staff solid in any one color worked in better understanding and maintained a smoother-running establishment... Mrs. Roosevelt had found it out over a lifetime of running large thanene * Last November, R. Carter Pittman, a Georgia lawyer, called the turn on Mrs. Roosevelt's false state- ment in her column in McCall's that the anti-Negro clause in deeds to Roosevelt's Warm Springs building Jots was but an unwilling submission to a State law. Brought to bay, after exhausting every quibble, she finally wrote Pittman that Franklin might have ssid it was a “custom,” not a law, which forced him to forbid Negroes forever to own or occupy lets-aehish De-solde- the myth of this sinister breed, the ~ Clayton Tele . Room — Holloman Gendy ..____- f-2/ af Wosh. Post and ,— Times Herald Wash. News .—____ Woeh, Star —____ N. Y. Herald Tribune ; N. Y. Journal-2 / American N. ¥. Mirror _—-—_—__ N. Y. Daily News — N. ¥. Times ——— Daily Worker ———— The Warkar ___--—— et New Leader ————-- Date Pe ede Se rer
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