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2. wallace.org › who-are-the-wallaces › henry-a-wallaceHenry A. Wallace

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   Henry A. Wallace died at age 77 in Danbury Hospital, Danbury, Connecticut, on November 18, 1965. Final rites were delivered and ashes interred at Glendale Cemetery in Des Moines. Henry A. Wallace’s pioneering achievements in science and agricultural reform are the lasting imprints of his life.

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     James W. Wallace (Jim) was the third son of Henry C. and May...

3. constitutionallawreporter.com › great-americanHenry Agard Wallace - Great American Biographies

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   Henry Agard Wallace was born in 1888, in Adair County, Iowa. After graduating from Iowa State College in 1910, Wallace went to work for his family’s magazine, Wallace’s Farmer. He rose to become its editor in 1921. Wallace also experimented in plant genetics, which he used to establish the very successful Hi-Bred Corn Company. While his family was ...

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   After deciding to seek an unprecedented third term in office, FDR also determined that he needed a new vice president. Without consulting with Democratic party leaders, he tapped Wallace for the job. Roosevelt was confident that if he could not fulfill his term, Wallace would continue to push the New Deal forward. When the delegates objected to his...

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   Just 82 days after Wallace left office as vice president, President Roosevelt died, and Harry Truman assumed the presidency. Once in office, Truman adopted a hardline stance against the Soviet Union. Wallace strongly disagreed with the foreign policy decision and publicly spoke out against it during a public speech. Even though Wallace has cleared ...

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   Who was Henry Agard Wallace?

   • Henry Agard Wallace was born on a farm near Orient, Iowa in Adair County on October 8, 1888. The Wallace’s were one of Iowa’s best known farm families. As a youngster his first passions were science and farming. He was eight years old when the family moved to a farm on the outskirts of Des Moines.

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   What happened to Henry Wallaces?

   • Henry A. continued as editor of Wallaces’ Farmer and Iowa Homestead until he was selected as Secretary of Agriculture by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1933. Later that year, the Pierce family repurchased the bankrupt paper. Henry A.’s name remained on the masthead as Editor until 1940. Four generations of Henry Wallaces (1915)

   Henry A. Wallace

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   Who was Henry A Wallace?

   • Henry A. Wallace was an Iowan who made an impact on agriculture throughout the state, the nation and the world. His love for the soil and for agriculture was part of the Wallace family heritage. Wallace was a colorful and controversial public figure. But there was never any doubt—Henry A. Wallace knew his farming.

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   When did George Wallace become Secretary of Commerce?

   • As Wallace presidential election. Roosevelt appointed Wallace to the position of Secretary of Commerce in March 1945 and Wallace continued to serve under President Truman after Roosevelt died in April 1945. Truman dismissed Wallace in September 1946 after Wallace made several controversial comments. policies.

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5. www.henrywallace.org › timelineTimeline — Henry A. Wallace

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   Wallace, a lifelong Republican, endorses Democrat Al Smith for President, because he supports farm relief, and Wallace's belief that opponent Herbert Hoover, as Secretary of Commerce siding with corporations against small farmers, had essentially caused his father's premature stress-induced death.

6. www.gettyimages.com › photos › henry-agard-wallace182 Henry Agard Wallace Photos & High-Res Pictures - Getty Images

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   1945 and Wallace continued to serve under President Truman after Roosevelt died in April 1945. Truman dismissed Wallace in September 1946 after Wallace made several controversial comments. Wallace became the editor of The New Republic and emerged as a prominent critic of Truman's foreign policies.

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8. www.iowapbs.org › mypath › 2655Henry A. Wallace | Iowa PBS

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   Henry A. Wallace was an Iowan who made an impact on agriculture throughout the state, the nation and the world. His love for the soil and for agriculture was part of the Wallace family heritage. Wallace was a colorful and controversial public figure.

9. www.infoplease.com › us › wallace-henry-agardWallace, Henry Agard | Infoplease

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   In 1945, shortly before Roosevelt's death, he became secretary of commerce. He held that position until Sept., 1946, when he was forced to resign because of his open opposition to President Truman's foreign policy. He then edited (1946–48) The New Republic.