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My Life with F.D.R.

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Father and 1 at Campobello, summer of 1920, when he ivas able to spare a few days
from his campaigning. This was his last carefree vacation before the polio attack.







Lynch, a long-time friend of Father’s.

These friends of Father’s, who
stayed with us whenever Father was
not away campaigning, were grand
to me and my brothers. They played
games and roughhoused with us. I
have snapshots of my two youngest

brothers, Franklin, Jr., and John,
mounted on the shoulders of Marvin
McIntyre and Steve Early—from
which position a contest ensued with
the boys trying to unseat each other.
Father would cheer these contests.

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