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Excerpt from: Trying To Sell FDR A Record Player, With Reply Being a native of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, N.Y., I am naturally deeply interested in what President Roosevelt is doing in the construction of an early Dutch home at Hyde Park. I have likewise noted with interest that the residence will contain no radio, but in the construction of such a fine dwelling there should be serious consideration given to Capehart, America's finest automatic phonograph, which will furnish properly diffused music at all times.... |  Read Full Text |
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| Title: | Trying To Sell FDR A Record Player, With Reply | |
| Creator: | C.E. Richardson (author) | |
| Date: | November 1, 1938 | |
| Format: | Correspondence | |
| Source: | Franklin D. Roosevelt Library | |
| Control no.: | President's Personal Files | |
| Location: | Box 1-G, Top Cottage Folder | |
| Keywords: | Accessibility; Architecture; Clark Music Company; Corporation; Correspondence; Economics; Franklin D. Roosevelt; Government; Henry J. Toombs; Hyde Park, NY; Marguerite LeHand; Music; New York; Phonograph; Physical Disability; Radio; Top Cottage | |
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| Funding Support Provided By: | Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute |
