It's not like they were trying to hide a big secret from the American people - everyone who read a newspaper knew Roosevelt had had polio years before. They simply saw no need to capitalize on it - an aspect of American character that seems to have disappeared in recent years, sadly.
Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein
Journalists initially downplayed or covered up Franklin D. Roosevelt's polio condition to maintain a positive public image of the president and to prevent any perception of weakness that could undermine his leadership during the Great Depression and World War II. The media believed that emphasizing his disability might detract from his political effectiveness and the confidence of the American people. Additionally, there was a prevailing societal stigma around disabilities at the time, which further motivated the decision to keep his condition largely private.
The breaking up of trusts.
Journalists in the early 20th century often downplayed or covered up President Franklin D. Roosevelt's battle with polio to maintain a positive public image of his leadership. At a time when the nation was grappling with the Great Depression and later World War II, maintaining confidence in strong leadership was deemed essential. Additionally, societal stigma around disabilities led to a reluctance to discuss Roosevelt's condition openly. The media's portrayal aimed to focus on his policies and accomplishments rather than personal challenges.
Not that I'm aware of. However in terms of cover up the American government seems to be making a good job of not admiting the number of BSE cases that are filtering through.
Yes, journalists often work on weekends, especially if they cover breaking news or work in a newsroom that operates 24/7. Weekend shifts may involve covering events, conducting interviews, writing stories, and keeping up with current events. Journalists need to be flexible with their schedules to stay on top of the news cycle.
Cancer,most certainly exists. It is the name given to a serious disease, often fatal.
Lime is used to cover dead bodies to help speed up the decomposition process and reduce the smell of decay. It also helps prevent the spread of disease and can aid in the preservation of the body.
FDR. He is the one who came up with the "fireside chat".
Yes- White Pages turns up Franklin D, Roosevelts in NC, LA and ME.
make up there own designation and design things such as clothes,bags,shoes, etc
In Tudor times woman wanted white skin to cover up the infectious disease known as small pox