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Preceded byJohn F. Schlosser

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Assistant Secretary of the Navy 1913–1920

Succeeded byGordon Woodbury

Preceded byAl Smith

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Succeeded byHerbert H. Lehman

Preceded byHerbert Hoover

President of the United States 1933–1945

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Preceded byThomas R. Marshall

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Succeeded byCharles W. Bryan

Preceded byAl Smith

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Cover of Time May 28, 1923

Succeeded byJohn L. Lewis

Preceded byDonald Wills Douglas Sr.

Cover of Time November 29, 1943

Succeeded byClaire Lee Chennault

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showvteCabinet of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933–1945)Vice President
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Edward Stettinius Jr. (1944–1945)
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Harry Hines Woodring (1936–1940)
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Harry Hopkins (1938–1940)
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Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins (1933–1945)

showvte(← 1916)   1920 United States presidential election   (→ 1924)Republican Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Warren G. Harding
Vice President: Calvin Coolidge
Other candidates
Leonard Wood
Frank Orren Lowden
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William Cameron Sproul
Nicholas Murray Butler
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Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: James M. Cox
Vice President: Franklin D. Roosevelt
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Al Smith
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Robert Latham Owen
showThird party and independent candidatesSocialist Party
Nominee: Eugene V. Debs
VP nominee: Seymour Stedman
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Nominee: Parley P. Christensen
VP nominee: Max S. Hayes
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Nominee: Aaron S. Watkins
VP nominee: D. Leigh Colvin
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Nominee: James E. Ferguson
VP nominee: William J. Hough
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Nominee: William Wesley Cox
VP nominee: August Gillhaus
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Nominee: Robert Colvin Macauley
VP nominee: Richard C. Barnum

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showvte(← 1928)   1932 United States presidential election   (→ 1936)Democratic Party(Convention)Nominees
President: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Vice President: John Nance Garner
Other candidates
John Nance Garner
William H. Murray
James A. Reed
Albert Ritchie
Al Smith (campaign)
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President: Herbert Hoover (incumbent)
Vice President: Charles Curtis (incumbent)
Other candidates
John J. Blaine
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph I. France
James W. Wadsworth
showThird party and independent candidatesCommunist Party
Nominee: William Z. 