Harry Truman

I have just been talking to this wonderful bunch of candidates that were introduced to you awhile ago, and I can't see how in the world Pennsylvania can do anything else but go Democratic this time.

A meeting like this one is much better for the welfare of the Democratic Party and the people of the United States than one that is organized for the purpose of getting out a crowd.

The Democratic Party is going right ahead, fighting for the welfare of all the people of America.

It is certainly a pleasure to be here this early in the morning.

It is a pleasure indeed to have the privilege of being presented to this wonderful Ohio audience this morning by my good friend Mike here.

Senator Sparkman has made a wonderful record.

I don't believe the Democratic Party has ever had a candidate better qualified to be President of the United States than we have this year in Adlai Stevenson of Illinois.

The Democratic Party has a long, long record of friendship and support for the working men and women of America.

There are some people, you know, who want to turn back the clock, and destroy all the progress we have made in this country in the last 20 years.

There's no use coming out to meetings like this, and cheering and talking, unless you are willing to do your duty on election day.

I hope you will give him the great State of Ohio by an overwhelming majority.

The following-described tract of land situated at Ka Lae, Kamoa, Kau, Island of Hawaii, Territory of Hawaii, is hereby restored to the possession, use, and control of the Territory of Hawaii.

The Board shall have not more than two alternate members who shall be representative of business and industry.

It is deemed advisable and in the public interest that it be restored to the possession, use, and control of the Territory of Hawaii.

This order supersedes Executive Order No. 9943 of April 9, 1948, 13 F.R. 1975, entitled 'Providing for Carrying out the Foreign Assistance Act of 1948'.

It is a wonderful place to visit.

And when the smoke and dust is all blown away, the Republic will continue along as usual, and just as it always has.

We are in the midst of our 4-yearly spasm of electing a President now, and you will hear a lot of hooey during that campaign.

In putting in gas and electric lights, and fixtures and things in the house, the supporting timbers had been sawn through in places--taken wedges out of them.

It won't fall down now.

It is a responsibility which we will have to assume.

You do live in the greatest country in the world.

We had to build supports to keep the whole thing from falling down.

The matter was not discussed at all.

I haven't read the article and don't intend to read it, and of course I won't say anything about it.