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Dewey does not agree. Of course a lot is politics but I do believe Dewey is a square shooter. They say most of the service men will vote for Roosevelt but if they want to come home Why? Do as you please but you should vote Gene. I know politics are rotten clean through but its time to change.
    Well my dearest I haven't much news and the kiddies are awakening so Ill say bye for now.
                                                             All my Love, 
                                                                        Helen

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