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37, 57, 98–99, 110, 112, 114, 115, 117, 120–22, 135, 196, 409, 471
    internationalism of, 281, 287, 288
    investigation of subversive desired by, 327
    Lend-Lease pushed by, 306–7
    limited emergency proclaimed by, 600
    at luncheon for Balbo, 67
    on meaning of World War II, 320–21
    military buildup desired by, 274–75, 279, 281
    military segregation defended by, 213
    Moscow Declaration signed by, 75
    Neutrality Act signed by, 295
    neutrality in Spanish Civil War enforced by, 294
    New Deal defended by, 249–51
    on NIRA, 229
    NRPB created by, 374
    postwar planning of, 368, 408
    purge of southern members of Congress attempted by, 175
    report on South requested by, 169–72
    rumor-mongering by, 322
    Second Bill of Rights requested by, 196, 379–80
    “Sixty Million Jobs” speech of, 380
    Smith Act signed by, 333
    Southern support for, 22, 149, 159, 160
    State of the Union speeches of, 195–96, 197–98, 201–2, 221, 243–44, 300
    states of emergency declared by, 335–42
    at Tehran Conference, 555–56
    USES recentralized by, 382
    on voting rights of soldiers, 195–96, 197–98, 201, 556
    at Yalta summit, 357–61, 406
    Roosevelt, Theodore, 120
    Rosenberg, Alfred, 72, 283
    Rosenberg, Ethel, 462, 653
    Rosenberg, Julius, 462, 653
    Rosenblatt, Josef (Yossele), 61
    Rosenman, Samuel, 201, 522, 555
    Ross, Harry, 96
    Rossiter, Clinton, 123, 349, 465, 466, 531
    Rotterdam, Netherlands, 351
    Royal Air Force, 64, 70
    Royal Navy, 305
    rubber, 177, 184, 288
    Rusk, Dean, 643
    Russell, Richard, 128, 180, 188, 189, 266, 426, 431, 434, 443, 645
    Russia, 105
    in alliance with France, 100
    Tsar dethroned in, 104
    see also Soviet Union
    Russian Civil War, 59
    Russian Revolution, 326
    Rutledge, Archibald, 567
    SA, 98, 108, 509
    Sacco, Ferdinando, 55, 60
    St Mary-le-Bow, 41
    St Paul’s Cathedral, 41
    SA-Mann, 111
    Sandel, Michael, 19
    Santayana, George, 93, 531
    Saturday Evening Post, 56, 235
    Sayre, Francis, 298
    Scandinavia, 40, 105, 173
    Schattschneider, E. E., 402
    Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr., 10, 37–38, 247, 424, 459, 465, 474, 497, 499
    Schlesinger, Arthur M., Sr., 35–36, 247
    Schmitt, Carl, 107, 114
    Schmitter, Pilippe, 573
    Schorske, Carl, 105
    Schuman, Frederick, 298
    Schuyler, George, 589
    Schwellenbach, Lewis, 383, 388–89
    Science, 455, 462
    Science: The Endless Frontier, 455
    scientific research, 346–50, 455–59
    Scopes trial, 55
    Scribner’s, 62
    SEC, 36
    Second Bill of Rights, 196, 379–80
    Second Treatise of Government (Locke), 109
    Securities Act (1933), 252
    Securities Exchange Act (1934), 35, 252, 256
    Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), 44, 162, 252, 257
    Sedition Act (1918), 122, 325
    Seed of Chaos (Brittan), 501
    segregation, 14–15, 16, 25, 86, 88, 89, 95, 128, 133–55, 163, 166, 169, 177, 185–87, 212–13, 289–90, 387, 388, 39203
    end of, 474–75, 486
    fair employment bill and, 188–91
    federal inaction on, 133–35
    foreign policy and, 567
    geography of, 136–37
    in housing, 24
    of military, 42, 185, 313, 340, 558–59
    New Deal and, 17–18, 159–62, 172, 545
    NRA and, 241–42
    rules of, 140–41
    Taft’s cavalier attitude toward, 133–35
    Selective Service Act (1917), 290
    Selective Service System, 313
    Selective Training and Services Act (1940), 214, 314, 316, 343, 393, 585
    Senate, U.S.:
    Agriculture Committee, 150
    antilynching bill in, 167
    Appropriations Committee of, 150
    arms embargo ended in, 309–10
    Banking and Currency Committee, 150, 256
    Commerce Committee, 150
    defense bill in, 309
    District of Columbia Committee, 88
    Education and Labor Committee, 268
    fair employment bill in, 188–91
    Finance Committee, 150, 239, 260, 387
    Foreign Relations Committee, 293–94, 304, 422, 426
    Internal Security Subcommittee, 331, 462, 464
    Judiciary Committee, 205–6
    labor standards bill in, 268–69, 271–72
    Military Affairs Committee, 149, 150, 311, 314–15, 324, 437, 454, 644
    Munitions Investigating Committee, 292
    sectional votes in, 164, 165
    soldier voting bill in,