Atlanta Constitution

• "Roosevelt Heard by Vast Audience," September 27, 1928
• "History Made at Old Armory in Roosevelt Demonstration," October 25, 1932
• "200,000 View Colorful Parade for Nominee," October 25, 1932
• "Gov. Roosevelt Sends Flowers to Children," October 25, 1932
• "President Roosevelt Dies at Home in Warm Sprints," April 13, 1945
• "News Stuns Atlantans on Street," April 13, 1945
• "Tears, Hysterics Greet FDR News in Capital," April 13, 1945
• "Cerebral Hemorrhage, or Apoplexy, is Result of Ruptured Blood Vessel", April 13, 1945
• "Band Leader Sadly Recalls FDR Favorites," April 13, 1945
• "Gene Talmadge Deplores Death," April 13, 1945
• "Mayor Offers Atlanta's Aid," April 13, 1945
• "Warm Springs Hospitality Won Heart of Roosevelt," April 13, 1945
• "Arnall, Shocked, Cancels Talk on Jefferson Day," April 13, 1945
• "Warm Springs Townsmen Mourn Beloved Neighbor," April 13, 1945

 

 Atlanta Journal

 

• "Thousands Pay Tribute to the President," November 29, 1935
• "Governor Talmadge Not at Home-Coming; Spends Day at Farm," November 29, 1935
• "City's Record Greeting Given to Roosevelt," November 30, 1935
• "'Wouldn't Have Missed It' Was Sentiment of Roosevelt Throng," November 30, 1935

 

Editorials

Georgia's Tribute to Her Foremost Friend, November 29, 1935 Atlanta Journal

Eulogies following his death

 

 

 

© Carl Vinson Institute of Government, The University of Georgia

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