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Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World Victory" (May 8th, 1942).
http://amichigander.blogspot.com
From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patriotic, propaganda short designed to boost morale in the the early days of World War II. The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1943 Academy Awards. Directed by William H. Pine.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered what became his most famous speech, to the Free World Association in New York City. The speech, delivered during the darkest days of the war, was formally titled "The Price of Free World Victory" but came to be identified by its phrase "the century of the common man". This was Wallace's answer to Republican publisher Henry Luce's call for an "American Century" after the war. For Wallace the war was a conflict between the slave states and the free world.
"The concept of freedom," Wallace explained, was rooted in the Bible, with its "extraordinary emphasis on the dignity of the individual,” but only recently had it become a reality for large numbers of people. “Democracy is the only true political expression of Christianity,” he declared, adding that with freedom must come abundance. “Men and women can never be really free until they have plenty to eat, and time and ability to read and think and talk things over.”
For Wallace the outcome of the war had to be more than a restoration of the status quo. He wished to see the ideals of New Deal liberalism continuing at home and spreading throughout a world in which colonialism had been abolished and where labor would be represented by unions. "Most of all," write Culver and Hyde, "He wanted to end the deadly cycle of economic warfare followed by military combat followed by isolationism and more economic warfare and more conflict.”
For millions Wallace's speech defined America's mission in the war and the vision of a peaceful and more equitable world to follow. Nevertheless, it roused the ire of the more conservative Democrats, of business leaders and conservatives, not to mention Winston Churchill, who was strongly committed to preserving Britain's colonial empire.
In this speech, Wallace formulated the vision of a Century of Common Man, to come once the war was over. The world would not be remade in the American image as in TIME-publisher Henry R. Luce's idea of an American Century. Instead the war would create a wholly new society in the entire world and on the way get rid of what Wallace saw as American wrongs.
During the war this was a powerful theme, not the least in the many underdeveloped countries associated with the Allied powers. The Nevada State Journal wrote that Wallace, speaking in front of ten thousand Chilean miners in late march 1943 was cheered lustily from time to time as he spoke in Spanish. A few in the crowd carried Communist party flags. (1 April 1943, frontpage)
After the War Wallace was fired from his position as Secretary of Commerce because he held onto the conviction of this speech, and refused to gang up with Western European colonialism show hostility no matter what to the war wrecked Soviet Union.
In times where a Project for a New American Century terrorizes people at the Persian Gulf it timely to recall the points made by one of the earliest critics of this trend in American foreign policy: Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
- published: 04 Aug 2015
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Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan and prevented the Cold War
- published: 11 Jan 2013
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 to 1924 and edited the publication from 1924 to 1929. He experimented with breeding high-yielding hybrid corn, and authored many publications on agriculture. In 1915 he devised the first corn-hog ratio charts indicating the probable course of markets. Wallace was also a self-taught "practicing statistician", co-authoring an influential article with George W. Snedecor on computational methods for correlations and regressions and publishing sophisticated statistical studies in the pages of Wallaces' Farmer. Snedecor eventually invited Wallace to teach a graduate course on least squares.
With an inheritance of a few thousand dollars that had been left to his wife, the former Ilo Browne, whom he married in 1914, Wallace founded the Hi-Bred Corn Company in 1926, which later became Pioneer Hi-Bred, a major agriculture corporation, acquired in 1999 by the Dupont Corporation for approximately $10 billion.
Wallace was raised as a Presbyterian, but left that denomination early in life. He spent most of his early life exploring other religious faiths and traditions. For many years, he had been closely associated with famous Russian artist and writer Nicholas Roerich. According to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., "Wallace's search for inner light took him to strange prophets.... It was in this search that he encountered Nicholas Roerich, a Russian emigre, painter, theosophist. Wallace did Roerich a number of favors, including sending him on an expedition to Central Asia presumably to collect drought-resistant grasses. In due course, H.A. [Wallace] became disillusioned with Roerich and turned almost viciously against him." Wallace eventually settled on Episcopalianism.
Henry Wallace was also a Freemason and attained the 32nd Degree in the Scottish Rite.
In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Wallace United States Secretary of Agriculture in his Cabinet, a post his father, Henry Cantwell Wallace, had occupied from 1921 to 1924. Wallace had been a liberal Republican, but he supported Roosevelt's New Deal and soon switched to the Democratic Party. Wallace served as Secretary of Agriculture until September 1940, when he resigned, having been nominated for Vice President as Roosevelt's running mate in the 1940 presidential election. During his tenure as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture he ordered a very unpopular strategy of slaughtering pigs and plowing up cotton fields in rural America to drive the price of these commodities back up in order to improve American farmers' financial situation. He also advocated the ever-normal granary concept.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace
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The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm
From the Thom Hartmann program.
- published: 27 Jul 2015
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Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War.
Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim is a senior lecturer in history at Vanderbilt University and 2014 Jameson Fellow in American History at the John W. Kluge Center.
For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6652
- published: 23 Mar 2015
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Many Americans are not accustomed to the idea that America sits atop a global empire, but with military bases and forces spread out across the world, interventions in dozens of countries – there’s simply no other way to describe our “empire.” Expansion is the path to security, and to achieve security you have to control everything of value. This is the blueprint that has guided US leaders for decades, but is this empire worth building – and at what cost? SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1JUX3Xv WATCH MORE: http://bit.ly/1ICHTIN
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Wallace was elected in November 1940 as Vice President on the Democratic Party ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His inauguration took place on January 20, 1941, for the term ending January 20, 1945.
Roosevelt named Wallace chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board (SPAB) in 1941. Both positions became important with the U.S. entry into World War II. As he began to flex his newfound political muscle in his position with SPAB, Wallace came up against the conservative wing of the Democratic party in the form of Jesse H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce, as the two differed on how to handle wartime supplies.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered his most famous speech, which became known by the phrase "Century of the Common Man" to the Free World Association in New York City. This speech, grounded in Christian references, laid out a positive vision for the war beyond the simple defeat of the Nazis. The speech, and the book of the same name which appeared the following year, proved quite popular, but it earned him enemies among the Democratic leadership, among important allied leaders like Winston Churchill, and among business leaders and conservatives.
Wallace spoke out during race riots in Detroit in 1943, declaring that the nation could not "fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home."
In 1943, Wallace made a goodwill tour of Latin America, shoring up support among important allies. His trip proved a success, and helped persuade twelve countries to declare war on Germany. Regarding trade relationships with Latin America, he convinced the BEW to add "labor clauses" to contracts with Latin American producers. These clauses required producers to pay fair wages and provide safe working conditions for their employees and committed the United States to paying for up to half of the required improvements. This met opposition from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Wallace believed that both the American and the Russian revolution were part of "the march to freedom of the past 150 years." After having met Molotov, he arranged a trip to the "Wild East" of Russia. On May 23, 1944, he started a 25-day journey accompanied by Owen Lattimore. Coming from Alaska, they landed at Magadan where they were received by Sergei Goglidze and Dalstroi director Ivan Nikishov, both NKVD generals. The NKVD presented a fully sanitized version of the slave labor camps in Magadan and Kolyma to their American guests, convinced them that all the work was done by volunteers, charmed them with entertainment, and left their guests impressed with the "development" of Siberia and the spirit of the "volunteers". Lattimore's film of the visit tells that "a village ... in Siberia is a forum for open discussion like a town meeting in New England." The trip then continued to Mongolia and then to China.
After Wallace feuded publicly with Jesse Jones and other high officials, Roosevelt stripped him of his war agency responsibilities and entertained the idea of replacing him on the presidential ticket. The Democratic Party, with concern being expressed privately about Roosevelt being able to make it through another term, chose Harry S. Truman as Roosevelt's running mate at the 1944 Democratic convention, after New Deal partisans failed to promote William O. Douglas. Wallace was succeeded as Vice President on January 20, 1945, by Truman. On April 12, 1945, Vice President Truman succeeded to the Presidency when President Franklin D. Roosevelt died. Henry A. Wallace had missed being the 33rd President of the United States by just 82 days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace
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Scott Wallace: Henry A. Wallace was for the 'common man' and against the cold war
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Philadelphia, United States of America.
Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention.
L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S.C.U. Wallace & family. S.C.U. Pan of crowd. C.U.(3) Wallace supporters. C.U. Sign reading TEXAS. C.U. Woman supporter. L.S. Crowd. M.S. Wallace & Taylor. S.C.U. Young child on man's shoulders. L.S. & M.S. Crowd in Convention Hall. S.C.U. Wallace & Taylor. M.S. Wallace in car entering Ball Park, Philadelphia. M.S. Crowd in Ball Park. C.U. Crowd. M.S. Wallace walks onto speaking platform. L.S. Crowd clapping. M.S. Wallace speaking: 'I tell you frankly that in obtaining the nomination of the progressive party a nomination which I accept with pride.' L.S. 'I have made them freely, I shall abide by them.' M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Wallace waving hands to crowd. M.S. Crowd applauding and cheering. M.S. Wallace & Taylor waving to crowd.
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Note: Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor are nominees for the Progressive Party.
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 – November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941–1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933–1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945–1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 to 1924 and edited the publication from 1924 to 1929. He experimented with breeding high-yielding hybrid corn, and authored many publications on agriculture. In 1915 he devised the first corn-hog ratio charts indicating the probable course of markets. Wallace was also a self-taught "practicing statistician", co-authoring an influential article with George W. Snedecor on computational methods for correlations and regressions and publishing sophisticated statistical studies in the pages of Wallaces’ Farmer. Snedecor eventually invited Wallace to teach a graduate course on least squares.
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Avram Noam Chomsky (/ˈnoʊm ˈtʃɒmski/; born December 7, 1928) is an American linguist, philosopher,cognitive scientist, historian, and activist. He is an Institute Professor and Professor (Emeritus) in the Department of Linguistics & Philosophy at MIT, where he has worked for over 50 years. Chomsky has been described as the "father of modern linguistics" and a major figure of analytic philosophy. His work has influenced fields such as computer science, mathematics, and psychology.
Ideologically identifying with anarcho-syndicalism and libertarian socialism, Chomsky is known for his critiques of U.S. foreign policy and contemporary capitalism, and he has been described as a prominent cultural figure. His media criticism has included Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media (1988), co-written with Edward S. Herman, an analysis articulating the propaganda model theory for examining the media.
According to the Arts and Humanities Citation Index in 1992, Chomsky was cited as a source more often than any other living scholar from 1980 to 1992, and was the eighth most cited source overall. Chomsky is the author of over 100 books. He is credited as the creator or co-creator of the Chomsky hierarchy, the universal grammar theory, and the Chomsky–Schützenberger theorem.
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36:31Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)
Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)
Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World Victory" (May 8th, 1942). http://amichigander.blogspot.com -
12:38Henry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
Henry A. Wallace Common Man SpeechHenry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patriotic, propaganda short designed to boost morale in the the early days of World War II. The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1943 Academy Awards. Directed by William H. Pine. On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered what became his most famous speech, to the Free World Association in New York City. The speech, delivered during the darkest days of the war, was formally titled "The Price of Free World Victory" but came to be identified by its phrase "the century of the common man". This was Wallace's answer to Republican publisher Henry Luce's call for an "American Century" after the war. For Wallace the war was a conflict between the slave states and the free world. "The concept of freedom," Wallace explained, was rooted in the Bible, with its "extraordinary emphasis on the dignity of the individual,” but only recently had it become a reality for large numbers of people. “Democracy is the only true political expression of Christianity,” he declared, adding that with freedom must come abundance. “Men and women can never be really free until they have plenty to eat, and time and ability to read and think and talk things over.” For Wallace the outcome of the war had to be more than a restoration of the status quo. He wished to see the ideals of New Deal liberalism continuing at home and spreading throughout a world in which colonialism had been abolished and where labor would be represented by unions. "Most of all," write Culver and Hyde, "He wanted to end the deadly cycle of economic warfare followed by military combat followed by isolationism and more economic warfare and more conflict.” For millions Wallace's speech defined America's mission in the war and the vision of a peaceful and more equitable world to follow. Nevertheless, it roused the ire of the more conservative Democrats, of business leaders and conservatives, not to mention Winston Churchill, who was strongly committed to preserving Britain's colonial empire. In this speech, Wallace formulated the vision of a Century of Common Man, to come once the war was over. The world would not be remade in the American image as in TIME-publisher Henry R. Luce's idea of an American Century. Instead the war would create a wholly new society in the entire world and on the way get rid of what Wallace saw as American wrongs. During the war this was a powerful theme, not the least in the many underdeveloped countries associated with the Allied powers. The Nevada State Journal wrote that Wallace, speaking in front of ten thousand Chilean miners in late march 1943 was cheered lustily from time to time as he spoke in Spanish. A few in the crowd carried Communist party flags. (1 April 1943, frontpage) After the War Wallace was fired from his position as Secretary of Commerce because he held onto the conviction of this speech, and refused to gang up with Western European colonialism show hostility no matter what to the war wrecked Soviet Union. In times where a Project for a New American Century terrorizes people at the Persian Gulf it timely to recall the points made by one of the earliest critics of this trend in American foreign policy: Vice President Henry A. Wallace. -
10:09Untold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have Been
Untold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have BeenUntold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have Been
Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan and prevented the Cold War -
11:47Henry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United States
Henry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United StatesHenry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United States
http://thefilmarchive.org/ Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party. Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 to 1924 and edited the publication from 1924 to 1929. He experimented with breeding high-yielding hybrid corn, and authored many publications on agriculture. In 1915 he devised the first corn-hog ratio charts indicating the probable course of markets. Wallace was also a self-taught "practicing statistician", co-authoring an influential article with George W. Snedecor on computational methods for correlations and regressions and publishing sophisticated statistical studies in the pages of Wallaces' Farmer. Snedecor eventually invited Wallace to teach a graduate course on least squares. With an inheritance of a few thousand dollars that had been left to his wife, the former Ilo Browne, whom he married in 1914, Wallace founded the Hi-Bred Corn Company in 1926, which later became Pioneer Hi-Bred, a major agriculture corporation, acquired in 1999 by the Dupont Corporation for approximately $10 billion. Wallace was raised as a Presbyterian, but left that denomination early in life. He spent most of his early life exploring other religious faiths and traditions. For many years, he had been closely associated with famous Russian artist and writer Nicholas Roerich. According to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., "Wallace's search for inner light took him to strange prophets.... It was in this search that he encountered Nicholas Roerich, a Russian emigre, painter, theosophist. Wallace did Roerich a number of favors, including sending him on an expedition to Central Asia presumably to collect drought-resistant grasses. In due course, H.A. [Wallace] became disillusioned with Roerich and turned almost viciously against him." Wallace eventually settled on Episcopalianism. Henry Wallace was also a Freemason and attained the 32nd Degree in the Scottish Rite. In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Wallace United States Secretary of Agriculture in his Cabinet, a post his father, Henry Cantwell Wallace, had occupied from 1921 to 1924. Wallace had been a liberal Republican, but he supported Roosevelt's New Deal and soon switched to the Democratic Party. Wallace served as Secretary of Agriculture until September 1940, when he resigned, having been nominated for Vice President as Roosevelt's running mate in the 1940 presidential election. During his tenure as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture he ordered a very unpopular strategy of slaughtering pigs and plowing up cotton fields in rural America to drive the price of these commodities back up in order to improve American farmers' financial situation. He also advocated the ever-normal granary concept. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace -
8:38Henry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of Fascism
Henry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of FascismHenry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of Fascism
The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm From the Thom Hartmann program. -
63:14American Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the World
American Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the WorldAmerican Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the World
Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War. Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim is a senior lecturer in history at Vanderbilt University and 2014 Jameson Fellow in American History at the John W. Kluge Center. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6652 -
9:52Noam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
Noam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMSNoam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
Many Americans are not accustomed to the idea that America sits atop a global empire, but with military bases and forces spread out across the world, interventions in dozens of countries – there’s simply no other way to describe our “empire.” Expansion is the path to security, and to achieve security you have to control everything of value. This is the blueprint that has guided US leaders for decades, but is this empire worth building – and at what cost? SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1JUX3Xv WATCH MORE: http://bit.ly/1ICHTIN SIGN UP for email updates: http://bravenewfilms.org/signup Set up a free screening or house party for any of our films free: http://www.bravenewfilms.org/screenings Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/BraveNewFilms Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/BraveNewFilms Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/BraveNewFilms DONATE: https://bravenew.nationbuilder.com/donate WATCH OUR FULL FILMS FREE + NEW VIDEOS ALMOST EVERY WEEKDAY: http://bit.ly/1JUX3Xv ABOUT BRAVE NEW FILMS Robert Greenwald and Brave New Films are at the forefront of the fight to create a just America. Using new media and internet video campaigns, Brave New Films has created a quick-strike capability that informs the public, challenges corporate media with the truth, and motivates people to take action on social issues nationwide. Brave New Films’ investigative films have scrutinized the impact of U.S. drone strikes; the war on whistleblowers; and Wal Mart’s corporate practices. -
12:24Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)
Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)
http://thefilmarchive.org/ Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party. Wallace was elected in November 1940 as Vice President on the Democratic Party ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His inauguration took place on January 20, 1941, for the term ending January 20, 1945. Roosevelt named Wallace chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board (SPAB) in 1941. Both positions became important with the U.S. entry into World War II. As he began to flex his newfound political muscle in his position with SPAB, Wallace came up against the conservative wing of the Democratic party in the form of Jesse H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce, as the two differed on how to handle wartime supplies. On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered his most famous speech, which became known by the phrase "Century of the Common Man" to the Free World Association in New York City. This speech, grounded in Christian references, laid out a positive vision for the war beyond the simple defeat of the Nazis. The speech, and the book of the same name which appeared the following year, proved quite popular, but it earned him enemies among the Democratic leadership, among important allied leaders like Winston Churchill, and among business leaders and conservatives. Wallace spoke out during race riots in Detroit in 1943, declaring that the nation could not "fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home." In 1943, Wallace made a goodwill tour of Latin America, shoring up support among important allies. His trip proved a success, and helped persuade twelve countries to declare war on Germany. Regarding trade relationships with Latin America, he convinced the BEW to add "labor clauses" to contracts with Latin American producers. These clauses required producers to pay fair wages and provide safe working conditions for their employees and committed the United States to paying for up to half of the required improvements. This met opposition from the U.S. Department of Commerce. Wallace believed that both the American and the Russian revolution were part of "the march to freedom of the past 150 years." After having met Molotov, he arranged a trip to the "Wild East" of Russia. On May 23, 1944, he started a 25-day journey accompanied by Owen Lattimore. Coming from Alaska, they landed at Magadan where they were received by Sergei Goglidze and Dalstroi director Ivan Nikishov, both NKVD generals. The NKVD presented a fully sanitized version of the slave labor camps in Magadan and Kolyma to their American guests, convinced them that all the work was done by volunteers, charmed them with entertainment, and left their guests impressed with the "development" of Siberia and the spirit of the "volunteers". Lattimore's film of the visit tells that "a village ... in Siberia is a forum for open discussion like a town meeting in New England." The trip then continued to Mongolia and then to China. After Wallace feuded publicly with Jesse Jones and other high officials, Roosevelt stripped him of his war agency responsibilities and entertained the idea of replacing him on the presidential ticket. The Democratic Party, with concern being expressed privately about Roosevelt being able to make it through another term, chose Harry S. Truman as Roosevelt's running mate at the 1944 Democratic convention, after New Deal partisans failed to promote William O. Douglas. Wallace was succeeded as Vice President on January 20, 1945, by Truman. On April 12, 1945, Vice President Truman succeeded to the Presidency when President Franklin D. Roosevelt died. Henry A. Wallace had missed being the 33rd President of the United States by just 82 days. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace -
13:19WHEN THE AMERICAN VP WAS PROGRESSIVE
WHEN THE AMERICAN VP WAS PROGRESSIVEWHEN THE AMERICAN VP WAS PROGRESSIVE
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1:38Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)
Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)
Philadelphia, United States of America. Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention. L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S.C.U. Wallace & family. S.C.U. Pan of crowd. C.U.(3) Wallace supporters. C.U. Sign reading TEXAS. C.U. Woman supporter. L.S. Crowd. M.S. Wallace & Taylor. S.C.U. Young child on man's shoulders. L.S. & M.S. Crowd in Convention Hall. S.C.U. Wallace & Taylor. M.S. Wallace in car entering Ball Park, Philadelphia. M.S. Crowd in Ball Park. C.U. Crowd. M.S. Wallace walks onto speaking platform. L.S. Crowd clapping. M.S. Wallace speaking: 'I tell you frankly that in obtaining the nomination of the progressive party a nomination which I accept with pride.' L.S. 'I have made them freely, I shall abide by them.' M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Wallace waving hands to crowd. M.S. Crowd applauding and cheering. M.S. Wallace & Taylor waving to crowd. (Comb. B/W) Note: Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor are nominees for the Progressive Party. 90,000 historic films, all SEARCHABLE on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/britishpathe Join us on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/britishpathe Tweet us @britishpathe FILM ID:2469.01
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Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)
Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World Victory" (May 8th, 1942). http://amichigander.blogspot.com -
Henry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patriotic, propaganda short designed to boost morale in the the early days of World War II. The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1943 Academy Awards. Directed by William H. Pine. On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered what became his most famous speech, to the Free World Association in New York City. The speech, delivered during the darkest days of the war, was formally titled "The Price of Free World Victory" but came to be identified by its phrase "the century of the common man". This was Wallace's answer to Republican publisher Henry Luce's call for an "American Century" after the war. For Wallace the war was a conflict betwe... -
Untold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have Been
Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan and prevented the Cold War -
Henry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United States
http://thefilmarchive.org/ Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party. Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in D... -
Henry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of Fascism
The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm From the Thom Hartmann program. -
American Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the World
Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War. Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim is a senior lecturer in history at Vanderbilt University and 2014 Jameson Fellow in American History at the John W. Kluge Center. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6652 -
Noam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
Many Americans are not accustomed to the idea that America sits atop a global empire, but with military bases and forces spread out across the world, interventions in dozens of countries – there’s simply no other way to describe our “empire.” Expansion is the path to security, and to achieve security you have to control everything of value. This is the blueprint that has guided US leaders for decades, but is this empire worth building – and at what cost? SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1JUX3Xv WATCH MORE: http://bit.ly/1ICHTIN SIGN UP for email updates: http://bravenewfilms.org/signup Set up a free screening or house party for any of our films free: http://www.bravenewfilms.org/screenings Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/BraveNewFilms Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/BraveNewFilms Twit... -
Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)
http://thefilmarchive.org/ Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party. Wallace was elected in November 1940 as Vice President on the Democratic Party ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His inauguration took place on January 20, 1941, for the term ending January 20, 1945. Roosevelt named Wallace chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board (SPAB) in 1941. Both positions became important with the U.S. entry into World War II. As he began to flex his newfound political muscle in hi... -
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Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)
Philadelphia, United States of America. Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention. L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S.C.U. Wallace & family. S.C.U. Pan of crowd. C.U.(3) Wallace supporters. C.U. Sign reading TEXAS. C.U. Woman supporter. L.S. Crowd. M.S. Wallace & Taylor. S.C.U. Young child on man's shoulders. L.S. & M.S. Crowd in Convention Hall. S.C.U. Wallace & Taylor. M.S. Wallace in car entering Ball Park, Philadelphia. M.S. Crowd in Ball Park. C.U. Crowd. M.S. Wallace walks onto speaking platform. L.S. Crowd clapping. M.S. Wallace speaking: 'I tell you frankly that in obtaining the nomination of the progressive party a nomination which I accept with pride.' L.S. 'I have made them freely, I shall abide by them.' M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Wall...
Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)
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Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World ...
Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World Victory" (May 8th, 1942).
http://amichigander.blogspot.com
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Speech given by Vice President Henry Wallace at a dinner of the Free World Association in New York City. Also sometimes referred to as "The Price of Free World Victory" (May 8th, 1942).
http://amichigander.blogspot.com
- published: 04 Oct 2013
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Henry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
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From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patrio...
From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patriotic, propaganda short designed to boost morale in the the early days of World War II. The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1943 Academy Awards. Directed by William H. Pine.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered what became his most famous speech, to the Free World Association in New York City. The speech, delivered during the darkest days of the war, was formally titled "The Price of Free World Victory" but came to be identified by its phrase "the century of the common man". This was Wallace's answer to Republican publisher Henry Luce's call for an "American Century" after the war. For Wallace the war was a conflict between the slave states and the free world.
"The concept of freedom," Wallace explained, was rooted in the Bible, with its "extraordinary emphasis on the dignity of the individual,” but only recently had it become a reality for large numbers of people. “Democracy is the only true political expression of Christianity,” he declared, adding that with freedom must come abundance. “Men and women can never be really free until they have plenty to eat, and time and ability to read and think and talk things over.”
For Wallace the outcome of the war had to be more than a restoration of the status quo. He wished to see the ideals of New Deal liberalism continuing at home and spreading throughout a world in which colonialism had been abolished and where labor would be represented by unions. "Most of all," write Culver and Hyde, "He wanted to end the deadly cycle of economic warfare followed by military combat followed by isolationism and more economic warfare and more conflict.”
For millions Wallace's speech defined America's mission in the war and the vision of a peaceful and more equitable world to follow. Nevertheless, it roused the ire of the more conservative Democrats, of business leaders and conservatives, not to mention Winston Churchill, who was strongly committed to preserving Britain's colonial empire.
In this speech, Wallace formulated the vision of a Century of Common Man, to come once the war was over. The world would not be remade in the American image as in TIME-publisher Henry R. Luce's idea of an American Century. Instead the war would create a wholly new society in the entire world and on the way get rid of what Wallace saw as American wrongs.
During the war this was a powerful theme, not the least in the many underdeveloped countries associated with the Allied powers. The Nevada State Journal wrote that Wallace, speaking in front of ten thousand Chilean miners in late march 1943 was cheered lustily from time to time as he spoke in Spanish. A few in the crowd carried Communist party flags. (1 April 1943, frontpage)
After the War Wallace was fired from his position as Secretary of Commerce because he held onto the conviction of this speech, and refused to gang up with Western European colonialism show hostility no matter what to the war wrecked Soviet Union.
In times where a Project for a New American Century terrorizes people at the Persian Gulf it timely to recall the points made by one of the earliest critics of this trend in American foreign policy: Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
wn.com/Henry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
From a 1942 Paramount documentary short titled "Paramount Victory Short No. T2-3: The Price of Victory" In it, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace narrates a patriotic, propaganda short designed to boost morale in the the early days of World War II. The film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 1943 Academy Awards. Directed by William H. Pine.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered what became his most famous speech, to the Free World Association in New York City. The speech, delivered during the darkest days of the war, was formally titled "The Price of Free World Victory" but came to be identified by its phrase "the century of the common man". This was Wallace's answer to Republican publisher Henry Luce's call for an "American Century" after the war. For Wallace the war was a conflict between the slave states and the free world.
"The concept of freedom," Wallace explained, was rooted in the Bible, with its "extraordinary emphasis on the dignity of the individual,” but only recently had it become a reality for large numbers of people. “Democracy is the only true political expression of Christianity,” he declared, adding that with freedom must come abundance. “Men and women can never be really free until they have plenty to eat, and time and ability to read and think and talk things over.”
For Wallace the outcome of the war had to be more than a restoration of the status quo. He wished to see the ideals of New Deal liberalism continuing at home and spreading throughout a world in which colonialism had been abolished and where labor would be represented by unions. "Most of all," write Culver and Hyde, "He wanted to end the deadly cycle of economic warfare followed by military combat followed by isolationism and more economic warfare and more conflict.”
For millions Wallace's speech defined America's mission in the war and the vision of a peaceful and more equitable world to follow. Nevertheless, it roused the ire of the more conservative Democrats, of business leaders and conservatives, not to mention Winston Churchill, who was strongly committed to preserving Britain's colonial empire.
In this speech, Wallace formulated the vision of a Century of Common Man, to come once the war was over. The world would not be remade in the American image as in TIME-publisher Henry R. Luce's idea of an American Century. Instead the war would create a wholly new society in the entire world and on the way get rid of what Wallace saw as American wrongs.
During the war this was a powerful theme, not the least in the many underdeveloped countries associated with the Allied powers. The Nevada State Journal wrote that Wallace, speaking in front of ten thousand Chilean miners in late march 1943 was cheered lustily from time to time as he spoke in Spanish. A few in the crowd carried Communist party flags. (1 April 1943, frontpage)
After the War Wallace was fired from his position as Secretary of Commerce because he held onto the conviction of this speech, and refused to gang up with Western European colonialism show hostility no matter what to the war wrecked Soviet Union.
In times where a Project for a New American Century terrorizes people at the Persian Gulf it timely to recall the points made by one of the earliest critics of this trend in American foreign policy: Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
- published: 04 Aug 2015
- views: 864
Untold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have Been
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- Duration: 10:09
- Updated: 11 Jan 2013
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Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs ...
Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan and prevented the Cold War
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Peter Kuznick (co-author with Oliver Stone of the Untold History of the United States): A Wallace Presidency might have prevented the dropping of nuclear bombs on Japan and prevented the Cold War
- published: 11 Jan 2013
- views: 47834
Henry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United States
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- Duration: 11:47
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http://thefilmarchive.org/
Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secret...
http://thefilmarchive.org/
Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 to 1924 and edited the publication from 1924 to 1929. He experimented with breeding high-yielding hybrid corn, and authored many publications on agriculture. In 1915 he devised the first corn-hog ratio charts indicating the probable course of markets. Wallace was also a self-taught "practicing statistician", co-authoring an influential article with George W. Snedecor on computational methods for correlations and regressions and publishing sophisticated statistical studies in the pages of Wallaces' Farmer. Snedecor eventually invited Wallace to teach a graduate course on least squares.
With an inheritance of a few thousand dollars that had been left to his wife, the former Ilo Browne, whom he married in 1914, Wallace founded the Hi-Bred Corn Company in 1926, which later became Pioneer Hi-Bred, a major agriculture corporation, acquired in 1999 by the Dupont Corporation for approximately $10 billion.
Wallace was raised as a Presbyterian, but left that denomination early in life. He spent most of his early life exploring other religious faiths and traditions. For many years, he had been closely associated with famous Russian artist and writer Nicholas Roerich. According to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., "Wallace's search for inner light took him to strange prophets.... It was in this search that he encountered Nicholas Roerich, a Russian emigre, painter, theosophist. Wallace did Roerich a number of favors, including sending him on an expedition to Central Asia presumably to collect drought-resistant grasses. In due course, H.A. [Wallace] became disillusioned with Roerich and turned almost viciously against him." Wallace eventually settled on Episcopalianism.
Henry Wallace was also a Freemason and attained the 32nd Degree in the Scottish Rite.
In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Wallace United States Secretary of Agriculture in his Cabinet, a post his father, Henry Cantwell Wallace, had occupied from 1921 to 1924. Wallace had been a liberal Republican, but he supported Roosevelt's New Deal and soon switched to the Democratic Party. Wallace served as Secretary of Agriculture until September 1940, when he resigned, having been nominated for Vice President as Roosevelt's running mate in the 1940 presidential election. During his tenure as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture he ordered a very unpopular strategy of slaughtering pigs and plowing up cotton fields in rural America to drive the price of these commodities back up in order to improve American farmers' financial situation. He also advocated the ever-normal granary concept.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace
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http://thefilmarchive.org/
Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Henry A. Wallace, son of Henry Cantwell Wallace, was born on October 7, 1888, at a farm near Orient, Adair County, Iowa. Wallace attended Iowa State College at Ames where he was a brother in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity. At Iowa State he became friends with George Washington Carver, spending time together collecting botanical specimens. He graduated in 1910 with a degree in animal husbandry. He worked on the editorial staff of the family-owned paper Wallaces' Farmer in Des Moines, Iowa, from 1910 to 1924 and edited the publication from 1924 to 1929. He experimented with breeding high-yielding hybrid corn, and authored many publications on agriculture. In 1915 he devised the first corn-hog ratio charts indicating the probable course of markets. Wallace was also a self-taught "practicing statistician", co-authoring an influential article with George W. Snedecor on computational methods for correlations and regressions and publishing sophisticated statistical studies in the pages of Wallaces' Farmer. Snedecor eventually invited Wallace to teach a graduate course on least squares.
With an inheritance of a few thousand dollars that had been left to his wife, the former Ilo Browne, whom he married in 1914, Wallace founded the Hi-Bred Corn Company in 1926, which later became Pioneer Hi-Bred, a major agriculture corporation, acquired in 1999 by the Dupont Corporation for approximately $10 billion.
Wallace was raised as a Presbyterian, but left that denomination early in life. He spent most of his early life exploring other religious faiths and traditions. For many years, he had been closely associated with famous Russian artist and writer Nicholas Roerich. According to Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., "Wallace's search for inner light took him to strange prophets.... It was in this search that he encountered Nicholas Roerich, a Russian emigre, painter, theosophist. Wallace did Roerich a number of favors, including sending him on an expedition to Central Asia presumably to collect drought-resistant grasses. In due course, H.A. [Wallace] became disillusioned with Roerich and turned almost viciously against him." Wallace eventually settled on Episcopalianism.
Henry Wallace was also a Freemason and attained the 32nd Degree in the Scottish Rite.
In 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed Wallace United States Secretary of Agriculture in his Cabinet, a post his father, Henry Cantwell Wallace, had occupied from 1921 to 1924. Wallace had been a liberal Republican, but he supported Roosevelt's New Deal and soon switched to the Democratic Party. Wallace served as Secretary of Agriculture until September 1940, when he resigned, having been nominated for Vice President as Roosevelt's running mate in the 1940 presidential election. During his tenure as U.S. Secretary of Agriculture he ordered a very unpopular strategy of slaughtering pigs and plowing up cotton fields in rural America to drive the price of these commodities back up in order to improve American farmers' financial situation. He also advocated the ever-normal granary concept.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace
- published: 21 May 2012
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Henry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of Fascism
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- Duration: 8:38
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The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm
From the Thom Hartmann program.
The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm
From the Thom Hartmann program.
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The struggle between democracy and fascism: http://newdeal.feri.org/wallace/haw23.htm
From the Thom Hartmann program.
- published: 27 Jul 2015
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American Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the World
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Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War.
Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim ...
Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War.
Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim is a senior lecturer in history at Vanderbilt University and 2014 Jameson Fellow in American History at the John W. Kluge Center.
For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6652
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Kevin Kim discusses how Henry Wallace and Herbert Hoover challenged and often transformed America's experiences in the Cold War.
Speaker Biography: Kevin Kim is a senior lecturer in history at Vanderbilt University and 2014 Jameson Fellow in American History at the John W. Kluge Center.
For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6652
- published: 23 Mar 2015
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Noam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
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Many Americans are not accustomed to the idea that America sits atop a global empire, but with military bases and forces spread out across the world, interventi...
Many Americans are not accustomed to the idea that America sits atop a global empire, but with military bases and forces spread out across the world, interventions in dozens of countries – there’s simply no other way to describe our “empire.” Expansion is the path to security, and to achieve security you have to control everything of value. This is the blueprint that has guided US leaders for decades, but is this empire worth building – and at what cost? SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1JUX3Xv WATCH MORE: http://bit.ly/1ICHTIN
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Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)
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- Duration: 12:24
- Updated: 21 May 2012
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secret...
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Wallace was elected in November 1940 as Vice President on the Democratic Party ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His inauguration took place on January 20, 1941, for the term ending January 20, 1945.
Roosevelt named Wallace chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board (SPAB) in 1941. Both positions became important with the U.S. entry into World War II. As he began to flex his newfound political muscle in his position with SPAB, Wallace came up against the conservative wing of the Democratic party in the form of Jesse H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce, as the two differed on how to handle wartime supplies.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered his most famous speech, which became known by the phrase "Century of the Common Man" to the Free World Association in New York City. This speech, grounded in Christian references, laid out a positive vision for the war beyond the simple defeat of the Nazis. The speech, and the book of the same name which appeared the following year, proved quite popular, but it earned him enemies among the Democratic leadership, among important allied leaders like Winston Churchill, and among business leaders and conservatives.
Wallace spoke out during race riots in Detroit in 1943, declaring that the nation could not "fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home."
In 1943, Wallace made a goodwill tour of Latin America, shoring up support among important allies. His trip proved a success, and helped persuade twelve countries to declare war on Germany. Regarding trade relationships with Latin America, he convinced the BEW to add "labor clauses" to contracts with Latin American producers. These clauses required producers to pay fair wages and provide safe working conditions for their employees and committed the United States to paying for up to half of the required improvements. This met opposition from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Wallace believed that both the American and the Russian revolution were part of "the march to freedom of the past 150 years." After having met Molotov, he arranged a trip to the "Wild East" of Russia. On May 23, 1944, he started a 25-day journey accompanied by Owen Lattimore. Coming from Alaska, they landed at Magadan where they were received by Sergei Goglidze and Dalstroi director Ivan Nikishov, both NKVD generals. The NKVD presented a fully sanitized version of the slave labor camps in Magadan and Kolyma to their American guests, convinced them that all the work was done by volunteers, charmed them with entertainment, and left their guests impressed with the "development" of Siberia and the spirit of the "volunteers". Lattimore's film of the visit tells that "a village ... in Siberia is a forum for open discussion like a town meeting in New England." The trip then continued to Mongolia and then to China.
After Wallace feuded publicly with Jesse Jones and other high officials, Roosevelt stripped him of his war agency responsibilities and entertained the idea of replacing him on the presidential ticket. The Democratic Party, with concern being expressed privately about Roosevelt being able to make it through another term, chose Harry S. Truman as Roosevelt's running mate at the 1944 Democratic convention, after New Deal partisans failed to promote William O. Douglas. Wallace was succeeded as Vice President on January 20, 1945, by Truman. On April 12, 1945, Vice President Truman succeeded to the Presidency when President Franklin D. Roosevelt died. Henry A. Wallace had missed being the 33rd President of the United States by just 82 days.
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Henry Agard Wallace (October 7, 1888 -- November 18, 1965) was the 33rd Vice President of the United States (1941--1945), the Secretary of Agriculture (1933--1940), and the Secretary of Commerce (1945--1946). In the 1948 presidential election, Wallace was the nominee of the Progressive Party.
Wallace was elected in November 1940 as Vice President on the Democratic Party ticket with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. His inauguration took place on January 20, 1941, for the term ending January 20, 1945.
Roosevelt named Wallace chairman of the Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and of the Supply Priorities and Allocations Board (SPAB) in 1941. Both positions became important with the U.S. entry into World War II. As he began to flex his newfound political muscle in his position with SPAB, Wallace came up against the conservative wing of the Democratic party in the form of Jesse H. Jones, Secretary of Commerce, as the two differed on how to handle wartime supplies.
On May 8, 1942, Wallace delivered his most famous speech, which became known by the phrase "Century of the Common Man" to the Free World Association in New York City. This speech, grounded in Christian references, laid out a positive vision for the war beyond the simple defeat of the Nazis. The speech, and the book of the same name which appeared the following year, proved quite popular, but it earned him enemies among the Democratic leadership, among important allied leaders like Winston Churchill, and among business leaders and conservatives.
Wallace spoke out during race riots in Detroit in 1943, declaring that the nation could not "fight to crush Nazi brutality abroad and condone race riots at home."
In 1943, Wallace made a goodwill tour of Latin America, shoring up support among important allies. His trip proved a success, and helped persuade twelve countries to declare war on Germany. Regarding trade relationships with Latin America, he convinced the BEW to add "labor clauses" to contracts with Latin American producers. These clauses required producers to pay fair wages and provide safe working conditions for their employees and committed the United States to paying for up to half of the required improvements. This met opposition from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Wallace believed that both the American and the Russian revolution were part of "the march to freedom of the past 150 years." After having met Molotov, he arranged a trip to the "Wild East" of Russia. On May 23, 1944, he started a 25-day journey accompanied by Owen Lattimore. Coming from Alaska, they landed at Magadan where they were received by Sergei Goglidze and Dalstroi director Ivan Nikishov, both NKVD generals. The NKVD presented a fully sanitized version of the slave labor camps in Magadan and Kolyma to their American guests, convinced them that all the work was done by volunteers, charmed them with entertainment, and left their guests impressed with the "development" of Siberia and the spirit of the "volunteers". Lattimore's film of the visit tells that "a village ... in Siberia is a forum for open discussion like a town meeting in New England." The trip then continued to Mongolia and then to China.
After Wallace feuded publicly with Jesse Jones and other high officials, Roosevelt stripped him of his war agency responsibilities and entertained the idea of replacing him on the presidential ticket. The Democratic Party, with concern being expressed privately about Roosevelt being able to make it through another term, chose Harry S. Truman as Roosevelt's running mate at the 1944 Democratic convention, after New Deal partisans failed to promote William O. Douglas. Wallace was succeeded as Vice President on January 20, 1945, by Truman. On April 12, 1945, Vice President Truman succeeded to the Presidency when President Franklin D. Roosevelt died. Henry A. Wallace had missed being the 33rd President of the United States by just 82 days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_A._Wallace
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WHEN THE AMERICAN VP WAS PROGRESSIVE
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Scott Wallace: Henry A. Wallace was for the 'common man' and against the cold war
Scott Wallace: Henry A. Wallace was for the 'common man' and against the cold war
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Scott Wallace: Henry A. Wallace was for the 'common man' and against the cold war
- published: 09 Jul 2010
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Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)
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Philadelphia, United States of America.
Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention.
L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S....
Philadelphia, United States of America.
Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention.
L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S.C.U. Wallace & family. S.C.U. Pan of crowd. C.U.(3) Wallace supporters. C.U. Sign reading TEXAS. C.U. Woman supporter. L.S. Crowd. M.S. Wallace & Taylor. S.C.U. Young child on man's shoulders. L.S. & M.S. Crowd in Convention Hall. S.C.U. Wallace & Taylor. M.S. Wallace in car entering Ball Park, Philadelphia. M.S. Crowd in Ball Park. C.U. Crowd. M.S. Wallace walks onto speaking platform. L.S. Crowd clapping. M.S. Wallace speaking: 'I tell you frankly that in obtaining the nomination of the progressive party a nomination which I accept with pride.' L.S. 'I have made them freely, I shall abide by them.' M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Wallace waving hands to crowd. M.S. Crowd applauding and cheering. M.S. Wallace & Taylor waving to crowd.
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Note: Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor are nominees for the Progressive Party.
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Philadelphia, United States of America.
Glen Taylor and Henry Wallace at Third Party Convention.
L.S. & S.C.U. Crowd at Convention Hall, Philadelphia. S.C.U. Wallace & family. S.C.U. Pan of crowd. C.U.(3) Wallace supporters. C.U. Sign reading TEXAS. C.U. Woman supporter. L.S. Crowd. M.S. Wallace & Taylor. S.C.U. Young child on man's shoulders. L.S. & M.S. Crowd in Convention Hall. S.C.U. Wallace & Taylor. M.S. Wallace in car entering Ball Park, Philadelphia. M.S. Crowd in Ball Park. C.U. Crowd. M.S. Wallace walks onto speaking platform. L.S. Crowd clapping. M.S. Wallace speaking: 'I tell you frankly that in obtaining the nomination of the progressive party a nomination which I accept with pride.' L.S. 'I have made them freely, I shall abide by them.' M.S. Crowd applauding. M.S. Wallace waving hands to crowd. M.S. Crowd applauding and cheering. M.S. Wallace & Taylor waving to crowd.
(Comb. B/W)
Note: Henry Wallace and Glen Taylor are nominees for the Progressive Party.
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April 1943 Newsreel: Henry Wallace Tours Latin America; Tunisia
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The Fate Of Civilians In Countries We Attack! • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • Trailer
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April 1943 Newsreel: Henry Wallace Tours Latin America; Tunisia
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On Death Row of Henry Louis Wallace Top 6 Facts.mp4
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The trial of Henry Louis Wallace Top 8 Facts.mp4
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The aftermath and criticism of Henry Louis Wallace Top 11 Facts.mp4
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Murders of Henry Louis Wallace Top 23 Facts.mp4
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The Fate Of Civilians In Countries We Attack! • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • Trailer
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Linda Bilmes on the True Cost of War • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
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How did the NSA get so powerful! • w James Bamford • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum
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Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • TRAILER • BRAVE NEW FILMS
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Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz on Domestic Imperialism • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum
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David Foster Wallace interview with Charlie Rose (03/1997)
Q. "I'm trying to think of a way so that this will have anything to do with what we've talked about before. Imagine you're a hyper-educated avant-gardist in grad school learning to write. Okay. The screen gets all fuzzy now as the viewer is invited to imagine this. Uhm. Coming out of an avant-garde tradition, I get to this grad school and the grad school, turns out all the teachers are realists. They're not at all interested in post-, post-modern avant-garde stuff. Now there's an interesting delusion going on here. They, so they don't like my stuff. I believe that it's not because my stuff isn't good, but because they just don't happen to like this kind of aesthetic. In fact, known to them but unknown to me, the stuff was bad. It was indeed bad. So in the middle of all this, hating the tea... -
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Henry Wallace - "Hohokam Cults and Sodalities: A New Perspective on the Hohokam"
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The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - murdered 30 days after this interview
The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - Harold was murdered 30 days after this interview Before reading this interview, it is very important to be aware that there are three types of people who call themselves Jews: 1. True Torah [Sephardic] Jews: these are the descendants of Prophet Jacob-Israel (Jacobites or Israelites) (about 5%-10% of all Jews) 2. Khazarian or Ashkenazi Jews: these are the descendants of a Turkic idol/phallic worshiping tribe who migrated to Russia in the 7th Century A.C. and whose nobility converted to Judaism in the 8th Century A.C. and now inhabit mostly Europe. (about 90%-95% of all Jews) 3. Zionist Jews: these are the ones from the 2 above who are pretending to be Jews for political reasons but who’re are actually Illuminists-Luciferian-Mason... -
The Science of Getting Rich [Full AudioBook] | Wallace Wattles
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1941: Wallace Fox - Bowery Blitzkrieg (East Side Kids, Charlotte Henry)
While a cop steers a kid street-fighter away from being a public nuisance, a petty hoodlum leads a studious kid into a life of crime. Cast Leo Gorcey ... Muggs Bobby Jordan ... Danny Huntz Hall ... Limpy Keye Luke ... Clancy Warren Hull ... Tom Brady Charlotte Henry ... Mary Breslin Bobby Stone ... Monk Martin Donald Haines ... Skinny Ernest Morrison ... Scruno David Gorcey ... Peewee Martha Wentworth ... Mrs. Brady Jack Mulhall ... Officer Sherrill Eddie Foster ... Slats Morrison Dennis Moore ... Dorgan Tony Carson ... Dutch Pat Costello ... Trainer Dick Ryan ... Police Lt. Jack Carr ... George, Truck Driver Bill Cartledge ... Johnny Ryan - Boxer Jack Chefe ... Nick, Cardplayer / Driver Minerva Urecal ... 'Picklepuss', Reform School Matron Directed by Wallace Fox Scr... -
The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook murdered 30 days after this interv
The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook murdered 30 days after this interview The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - Harold was murdered 30 days after this interview Before reading this interview, it is very important . Harold Wallace Rosenthal* From Wikipedia Harold Wallace Rosenthal (November 2, 1947 -- August 11, 1976), was a senior aide to then-Senator Jacob K.
David Foster Wallace interview with Charlie Rose (03/1997)
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Q.
"I'm trying to think of a way so that this will have anything to do with what we've talked about before. Imagine you're a hyper-educated avant-gardist in gra...
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"I'm trying to think of a way so that this will have anything to do with what we've talked about before. Imagine you're a hyper-educated avant-gardist in grad school learning to write. Okay. The screen gets all fuzzy now as the viewer is invited to imagine this. Uhm. Coming out of an avant-garde tradition, I get to this grad school and the grad school, turns out all the teachers are realists. They're not at all interested in post-, post-modern avant-garde stuff. Now there's an interesting delusion going on here. They, so they don't like my stuff. I believe that it's not because my stuff isn't good, but because they just don't happen to like this kind of aesthetic. In fact, known to them but unknown to me, the stuff was bad. It was indeed bad. So in the middle of all this, hating the teachers but hating them for exactly the wrong reason, uh -- this was spring of 1986, I remember, I remember who I went to see the movie with -- "Blue Velvet" comes out. Uhm. "Blue Velvet" comes out. "Blue Velvet" is, uhm a type of surrealism. It may have some it may have debts: there's a debt to Hitchcock somewhere; but it is an entirely new and original kind of surrealism. It no more comes out of a previous tradition or the post-modern tech- -- it is completely David Lynch. And I don't know how well you or your viewers would remember the film, but there are some very odd : there's a moment where a guy named the Yellow Man is shot in an apartment and then Jeffrey, uh the main character runs into the apartment. The guy's dead but he's still standing there. There's no explanation, you know, he's just standing there. And it is, it's almost classically French, Francophilistically surreal. Uhm and yet it seems absolutely true and absolutely appropriate.
"And there was this -- I know I'm taking a long time to answer your question -- there was this way in which I all of a sudden realized that the point of being post-modern or being avant-garde or whatever wasn't to follow in a certain kind of tradition: that all that stuff is BS imposed by critics and camp followers afterwards; that what the really great artists do, and it sounds very trite to say it out loud, but what the really great artists do is they're entirely themselves. They're entirely themselves. They've got their own vision, their own way of fracturing reality. And that if it's authentic and true, you will feel it in your nerve endings. And this is what "Blue Velvet" did for me. I'm not suggesting it would do it for any other viewer, but I all of a sudd-- Lynch very much helped snap me out of a kind of adolescent delusion that I was in about what sort of avant-garde art could be. And it's very odd because film and books are very different media. But I remember, I remember going with two poets and one other student fiction writer to go see this and then all of us going to the coffee shop afterwards and just, you know, slapping ourselves in the forehead. And it was this truly epiphanic experience."
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"I'm trying to think of a way so that this will have anything to do with what we've talked about before. Imagine you're a hyper-educated avant-gardist in grad school learning to write. Okay. The screen gets all fuzzy now as the viewer is invited to imagine this. Uhm. Coming out of an avant-garde tradition, I get to this grad school and the grad school, turns out all the teachers are realists. They're not at all interested in post-, post-modern avant-garde stuff. Now there's an interesting delusion going on here. They, so they don't like my stuff. I believe that it's not because my stuff isn't good, but because they just don't happen to like this kind of aesthetic. In fact, known to them but unknown to me, the stuff was bad. It was indeed bad. So in the middle of all this, hating the teachers but hating them for exactly the wrong reason, uh -- this was spring of 1986, I remember, I remember who I went to see the movie with -- "Blue Velvet" comes out. Uhm. "Blue Velvet" comes out. "Blue Velvet" is, uhm a type of surrealism. It may have some it may have debts: there's a debt to Hitchcock somewhere; but it is an entirely new and original kind of surrealism. It no more comes out of a previous tradition or the post-modern tech- -- it is completely David Lynch. And I don't know how well you or your viewers would remember the film, but there are some very odd : there's a moment where a guy named the Yellow Man is shot in an apartment and then Jeffrey, uh the main character runs into the apartment. The guy's dead but he's still standing there. There's no explanation, you know, he's just standing there. And it is, it's almost classically French, Francophilistically surreal. Uhm and yet it seems absolutely true and absolutely appropriate.
"And there was this -- I know I'm taking a long time to answer your question -- there was this way in which I all of a sudden realized that the point of being post-modern or being avant-garde or whatever wasn't to follow in a certain kind of tradition: that all that stuff is BS imposed by critics and camp followers afterwards; that what the really great artists do, and it sounds very trite to say it out loud, but what the really great artists do is they're entirely themselves. They're entirely themselves. They've got their own vision, their own way of fracturing reality. And that if it's authentic and true, you will feel it in your nerve endings. And this is what "Blue Velvet" did for me. I'm not suggesting it would do it for any other viewer, but I all of a sudd-- Lynch very much helped snap me out of a kind of adolescent delusion that I was in about what sort of avant-garde art could be. And it's very odd because film and books are very different media. But I remember, I remember going with two poets and one other student fiction writer to go see this and then all of us going to the coffee shop afterwards and just, you know, slapping ourselves in the forehead. And it was this truly epiphanic experience."
- published: 24 Jul 2015
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Untold History of the US, Episode 2: Roosevelt, Truman and Wallace
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Henry Kissinger on Nuclear Deterrence
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Kissinger as an academic on deterrence and the Soviet Union. Interview from 1958.
- published: 13 Sep 2011
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Henry Wallace - "Hohokam Cults and Sodalities: A New Perspective on the Hohokam"
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Henry D. Wallace, Desert Archaeology, Inc. - As a result of refined ceramic dating, we now know that a host of major changes in styles of decoration, and the a...
Henry D. Wallace, Desert Archaeology, Inc. - As a result of refined ceramic dating, we now know that a host of major changes in styles of decoration, and the appearance of new ceremonies, ritual architecture, and ballcourts with raised embankments, show up in what was likely an ethnically diverse range of populations all across southern and central Arizona within the span of a generation around A.D. 800. Discussed here is how this came about through a revitalization movement and the creation of sodalities that bound the region together with a common ideology and ritual framework, fostering economic interrelationships and population growth.
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Henry D. Wallace, Desert Archaeology, Inc. - As a result of refined ceramic dating, we now know that a host of major changes in styles of decoration, and the appearance of new ceremonies, ritual architecture, and ballcourts with raised embankments, show up in what was likely an ethnically diverse range of populations all across southern and central Arizona within the span of a generation around A.D. 800. Discussed here is how this came about through a revitalization movement and the creation of sodalities that bound the region together with a common ideology and ritual framework, fostering economic interrelationships and population growth.
- published: 06 Mar 2012
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The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - murdered 30 days after this interview
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- Updated: 04 Aug 2015
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The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - Harold was murdered 30 days after this interview
Before reading this interview, it is very important ...
The Harold Wallace Rosenthal Interview (1976) audiobook - Harold was murdered 30 days after this interview
Before reading this interview, it is very important to be aware that there are three types of people who call themselves Jews:
1. True Torah [Sephardic] Jews: these are the descendants of Prophet Jacob-Israel (Jacobites or Israelites) (about 5%-10% of all Jews)
2. Khazarian or Ashkenazi Jews: these are the descendants of a Turkic idol/phallic worshiping tribe who migrated to Russia in the 7th Century A.C. and whose nobility converted to Judaism in the 8th Century A.C. and now inhabit mostly Europe. (about 90%-95% of all Jews)
3. Zionist Jews: these are the ones from the 2 above who are pretending to be Jews for political reasons but who’re are actually Illuminists-Luciferian-Masonic-Satanists as Harold Wallace Rosenthal admits in this interview.
They are led by the neo-Pharisees (occult-priest-banklords). They want to establish a Zionist Luciferian state from the Nile to the Euphrates from where they plan to rule the Earth. The new Israeli Supreme Court funded by the Rothschilds Banklords is full of Masonic Symbols, just like the B.I.S. Bank of International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, which is the Mother of All Private Central Banks.
The hexagram symbol on the Israeli flag is the ancient Star of Moloch, a Satanic-Baal deity to which people were sacrificed. There is no such thing as a Star of David which the modern Jews have been fooled into believing; however, the True Torah Jews are not fooled by the Zionists Illuminatis and you can visit their websites for more info .
Harold Wallace Rosenthal (November 2, 1947 – August 11, 1976), was a senior aide to then-Senator Jacob K. Javits when Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack in Istanbul, Turkey.
Rosenthal graduated from Cambridge University and Harvard University graduate school, both on scholarships. After working for Congressman Hugh Carey (D-NY) he moved to the office of Senator Walter Mondale (D-MN) where he directed the senators legislative agenda.
After a stint at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Rosenthal returned to the Senate to work as a senior aide to Jacob K. Javits of New York. On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine Liberation Organization.
In his honor, the Harold Rosenthal Fellowship in International Relations has been established. Each year 9 to 13 qualified students are given the opportunity to spend the summer in professional fellowships with a members of Congress or in a government department. Applications are encouraged from graduate students interested in all branches of government.
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Before reading this interview, it is very important to be aware that there are three types of people who call themselves Jews:
1. True Torah [Sephardic] Jews: these are the descendants of Prophet Jacob-Israel (Jacobites or Israelites) (about 5%-10% of all Jews)
2. Khazarian or Ashkenazi Jews: these are the descendants of a Turkic idol/phallic worshiping tribe who migrated to Russia in the 7th Century A.C. and whose nobility converted to Judaism in the 8th Century A.C. and now inhabit mostly Europe. (about 90%-95% of all Jews)
3. Zionist Jews: these are the ones from the 2 above who are pretending to be Jews for political reasons but who’re are actually Illuminists-Luciferian-Masonic-Satanists as Harold Wallace Rosenthal admits in this interview.
They are led by the neo-Pharisees (occult-priest-banklords). They want to establish a Zionist Luciferian state from the Nile to the Euphrates from where they plan to rule the Earth. The new Israeli Supreme Court funded by the Rothschilds Banklords is full of Masonic Symbols, just like the B.I.S. Bank of International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, which is the Mother of All Private Central Banks.
The hexagram symbol on the Israeli flag is the ancient Star of Moloch, a Satanic-Baal deity to which people were sacrificed. There is no such thing as a Star of David which the modern Jews have been fooled into believing; however, the True Torah Jews are not fooled by the Zionists Illuminatis and you can visit their websites for more info .
Harold Wallace Rosenthal (November 2, 1947 – August 11, 1976), was a senior aide to then-Senator Jacob K. Javits when Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack in Istanbul, Turkey.
Rosenthal graduated from Cambridge University and Harvard University graduate school, both on scholarships. After working for Congressman Hugh Carey (D-NY) he moved to the office of Senator Walter Mondale (D-MN) where he directed the senators legislative agenda.
After a stint at the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Rosenthal returned to the Senate to work as a senior aide to Jacob K. Javits of New York. On August 11, 1976, Rosenthal was murdered in a terrorist attack at the El Al gate in Istanbul, Turkey. The attack was blamed upon the Palestine Liberation Organization.
In his honor, the Harold Rosenthal Fellowship in International Relations has been established. Each year 9 to 13 qualified students are given the opportunity to spend the summer in professional fellowships with a members of Congress or in a government department. Applications are encouraged from graduate students interested in all branches of government.
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1941: Wallace Fox - Bowery Blitzkrieg (East Side Kids, Charlotte Henry)
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While a cop steers a kid street-fighter away from being a public nuisance, a petty hoodlum leads a studious kid into a life of crime.
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While a cop steers a kid street-fighter away from being a public nuisance, a petty hoodlum leads a studious kid into a life of crime.
Cast
Leo Gorcey ... Muggs
Bobby Jordan ... Danny
Huntz Hall ... Limpy
Keye Luke ... Clancy
Warren Hull ... Tom Brady
Charlotte Henry ... Mary Breslin
Bobby Stone ... Monk Martin
Donald Haines ... Skinny
Ernest Morrison ... Scruno
David Gorcey ... Peewee
Martha Wentworth ... Mrs. Brady
Jack Mulhall ... Officer Sherrill
Eddie Foster ... Slats Morrison
Dennis Moore ... Dorgan
Tony Carson ... Dutch
Pat Costello ... Trainer
Dick Ryan ... Police Lt.
Jack Carr ... George, Truck Driver
Bill Cartledge ... Johnny Ryan - Boxer
Jack Chefe ... Nick, Cardplayer / Driver
Minerva Urecal ... 'Picklepuss', Reform School Matron
Directed by Wallace Fox
Screenplay by Sam Robins, Carl Foreman
Story by Brendan Wood, Donn Mullahy
Associate Producer Pete Mayer
Produced by Sam Katzman
Cinematography by Marcel Le Picard
Film Editing by Robert Golden
Set Decoration by Fred Preble
Assistant Director Arthur Hammond, Harry M. Slott
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While a cop steers a kid street-fighter away from being a public nuisance, a petty hoodlum leads a studious kid into a life of crime.
Cast
Leo Gorcey ... Muggs
Bobby Jordan ... Danny
Huntz Hall ... Limpy
Keye Luke ... Clancy
Warren Hull ... Tom Brady
Charlotte Henry ... Mary Breslin
Bobby Stone ... Monk Martin
Donald Haines ... Skinny
Ernest Morrison ... Scruno
David Gorcey ... Peewee
Martha Wentworth ... Mrs. Brady
Jack Mulhall ... Officer Sherrill
Eddie Foster ... Slats Morrison
Dennis Moore ... Dorgan
Tony Carson ... Dutch
Pat Costello ... Trainer
Dick Ryan ... Police Lt.
Jack Carr ... George, Truck Driver
Bill Cartledge ... Johnny Ryan - Boxer
Jack Chefe ... Nick, Cardplayer / Driver
Minerva Urecal ... 'Picklepuss', Reform School Matron
Directed by Wallace Fox
Screenplay by Sam Robins, Carl Foreman
Story by Brendan Wood, Donn Mullahy
Associate Producer Pete Mayer
Produced by Sam Katzman
Cinematography by Marcel Le Picard
Film Editing by Robert Golden
Set Decoration by Fred Preble
Assistant Director Arthur Hammond, Harry M. Slott
Details
Country USA
Release Date: August 1, 1941
Production Co: Banner Productions
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Henry Wallace - Century of the Common Man (1942)
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Henry A. Wallace Common Man Speech
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Untold History: The Coup Against Wallace and What Might Have Been
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Henry A. Wallace Interview: 33rd Vice President of the United States
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Henry Wallace Warns Future Americans About the Rise of Fascism
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American Centuries: Henry Wallace, Herbert Hoover & Cold War America's Rise in the World
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Noam Chomsky on American Empire • Henry A. Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
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Henry A. Wallace Interview: Secretary of Agriculture, Secretary of Commerce (1952)
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WHEN THE AMERICAN VP WAS PROGRESSIVE
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Taylor And Wallace Third Party Convention (1948)
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April 1943 Newsreel: Henry Wallace Tours Latin America; Tunisia
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The Fate Of Civilians In Countries We Attack! • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • Trailer
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Linda Bilmes on the True Cost of War • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum • BRAVE NEW FILMS
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How did the NSA get so powerful! • w James Bamford • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum
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Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz on Domestic Imperialism • Henry A Wallace National Security Forum
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David Foster Wallace interview with Charlie Rose (03/1997)
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Untold History of the US, Episode 2: Roosevelt, Truman and Wallace
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Henry Kissinger on Nuclear Deterrence
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Henry Wallace - "Hohokam Cults and Sodalities: A New Perspective on the Hohokam"
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A Texas teacher accused of having sex with a 13-year-old student turned herself in to police Wednesday. According to KTRK, Alexandria Vera, 24, of Houston is accused of sexually abusing the boy, who was an eighth-grade student in her English class at Stovall Middle School last summer ... Read more trending stories ... Read more here ... ....
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Ken Livingstone says Hitler comments are 'factual' as '1+1=2'
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China's strategic play with nuclear North Korea
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North Korea's state TV disclosed on Wednesday, for the first time, video footage showing the launch of a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) in April, the latest show of its determination to develop nuclear weapons and missiles to deliver them - and at the same time its defiance of the international community's mounting pressure ... The timing of the release of this more than a month-old video grabs attention in several ways ... FM ... ....
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New research not only suggests an iron dagger buried with King Tutankhamen was made from a meteorite, but the ancient Egyptians knew exactly what they were working with, CNN reported Thursday.Archaeologists and historians have been fascinated with the life and death of the boy-king along with his mummified remains and mysterious objects found in his tomb since their discovery in the 1920s....
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Philly’s conventions: Civil rights, TV, heat dominate 1948 meetings (National Constitution Center)
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(Source. National Constitution Center) ... Truman rallies the Democrats ... The Democratic Party, in particular, seemed to be ready to split into several factions ... Henry Wallace, the former Roosevelt Vice President who Truman had replaced on the 1944 ticket, left the Democrats in 1946 and by 1947 he was the assumed presidential candidate of the Progressives ... Wallace spoke to a crowd of 32,000 supporters outside at the stadium on July 25 ... (noodl....
2016 Memorial Day Community Observances - County Executive News Release 5/17/2016 (Dutchess County, NY)
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(Source. Dutchess County, NY). For Further Information Contact.. Colleen Pillus. (845) 486-2000. E-mail. cpillus@dutchessny.gov. (Based on information provided by municipalities and community organizations.). Listed by date, then alphabetically by municipality.. Castle Point VA Hospital.. Wednesday, May 25th, 2016 @ 10.00 A.M. Ceremony. Location. Castle Point Campus, River Memorial Garden ... 5135 ... Henry A. Wallace Center ... Henry A. Wallace Center ... Milan.....
10 fascinating facts about President Harry S. Truman (National Constitution Center)
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(Source. National Constitution Center). Harry Truman went from being a county judge to deciding to use atomic warfare at World War II's end. Here's a quick look at 10 facts about Truman's sudden ascendancy to the White House-and the deal with his middle name. Truman was born on May 8, 1884 in Lamar, Missouri ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... Senate election ... 4 ... 5 ... 6 ... In 1944, the current vice president, Henry Wallace, was out of favor with many Democrats ... 7 ... 8 ... 9 ... 10....
Forest 1-1 Wolves (Nottingham Forest Football Club Ltd)
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That meant Dexter Blackstock continued as a lone striker supported by attacking midfielder Henri Lansbury, while Danny Fox continued his central-defensive partnership with Matt Mills ... The first action of the second half saw Mills booked for a foul on James Henry on 50 minutes ... Ikeme, Doherty, Iorfa, Batth (c), Deslandes (Hause 69'), Coady, Saville, Edwards, Henry, Wallace, Mason....
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(Source. The Office of the Governor of the State of Iowa). Gov. Terry E. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds today released their public schedules for Monday,April 4, 2016 - Sunday, April 10, 2016. The following events are open to credentialed members of the media.. Monday, April 4, 2016. Gov. Branstad and Lt. Gov. Reynolds hold administration's weekly press conference. Governor's Office-Robert D. Ray Conference Room ... 9 a.m ... Henry Wallace Auditorium....
Diebold Elects Board Members, Declares Cash Dividend (Diebold Incorporated)
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(Source. Diebold Incorporated). NORTH CANTON, Ohio, April 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Shareholders of Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE. DBD) today elected its board of directors at the company's annual meeting ... Directors elected ... Patrick W ... Phillip R ... Gale S ... Gary G ... Soin, chairman of the board and chief executive officer, Soin International LLC, Beavercreek, Ohio Henry D.G. Wallace, non-executive chairman of the board, Diebold, Incorporated Alan J....
The GOP's Ludicrous Bernie Smears Aren't Just Wrong—They're Intellectually Bankrupt
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It is ironic, then, when Gregg refers to how Roosevelt “bounced socialists, who were extremely active in Depression-era politics, from his administration.” (He may be hinting to Roosevelt’s second Vice President Henry Wallace, who was labeled a communist by Republicans and replaced with Harry Truman at the 1944 Democratic convention after ......
Looking back at the day FDR died (National Constitution Center)
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Nine months earlier, the former Senator from Missouri had been a compromise choice among Democratic leaders to replace Roosevelt's second Vice President, Henry Wallace ... Douglas and Truman were considered for a Vice Presidential slot that Wallace wouldn't surrender without a floor vote ... Truman was approved on the second ballot, but only after considerable efforts were made convincing Wallace supporters to switch candidates....
New Labor’s Debt to Saul Alinsky?
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Jane McAlevey is a union organizer and a critic of what is generally thought of as the U.S. “labor reform” movement ... Introduction ... Those “labor organizers” — Powers Hapgood, Henry Johnson, and Lee Pressman, for instance — were primarily middle-class revolutionary activists to whom the C.I.O ... He didn’t support the Henry Wallace for President campaign in 1948, nor the Independent Progressive Party that was organized around it ... ....
The President in a wheelchair who created our Olympic National Park
Edit Seattle Post-Intelligence 29 Mar 2016
The President of the United States came ashore in Port Angeles, Washington, on September 30, 1937, a visit that would give Washington -- and America -- our vast Olympic National Park. Franklin D ... The U.S ... Supreme Court Justice William O ... Interior Secretary Harold Ickes fought for preservation, and for the Olympic Park. Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace, overseer of the Forest Service, championed timber interests and agribusiness....
The GOP's Next Presidential Nominee?
Edit Huffington Post 24 Mar 2016
But Ryan's real expression was closer to a smirk, and it hinted at another possibility ... Crawford, and Henry Clay ... President Harry Truman (who inherited the job after Franklin Roosevelt died), New York Governor Thomas Dewey, former Democratic Vice President Henry Wallace, running on the left-wing Progressive Party ticket, and South Carolina Governor Strom Thurmond, a former Democrat running on the segregationist Dixiecrat Party ... ....
The Missing Monument on the National Mall - A Tribute to Norman Borlaug on His ...
Edit Huffington Post 23 Mar 2016
Straight ahead, I could see the Washington Monument, the symbol of our prevailing in the Revolutionary War and our first president's leadership as we threw off colonial rule ... It is an egregious omission ... George Washington Carver, the legendary African American agricultural scientist; Jessie Field Shambaugh, the woman school teacher whose after school clubs grew into 4-H; agribusiness pioneer and Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace ... ....
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