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This tiny fragment links Roosevelt, radio, and death in a compressed political or historical note.

Because the page is so brief and the handwriting remains uncertain, it works less like a finished poem than like a charged scrap of thought. Even so, the combination of a public figure, mass media, and mortality gives it an abrupt seriousness.

`Roosevelt and the / radio to die` — a note that survives after the TOML records the rest of the card as unreadable. A compressed time marker: the generation that learned death through the radio.