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McNary, Charles (Linza)

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McNary, Charles (Linza) (1874-1944)

US politician. A Republican serving Oregon, he was originally appointed and then elected to the US Senate (1917-44), where he prompted legislation involving agriculture, reforestation, irrigation, and hydroelectric power. As Senate minority leader, he opposed some of President Franklin D Roosevelt's New Deal measures, but supported others such as Social Security. He was Wendell Wilkie's vice-presidential running mate in 1940. McNary was born near Salem, Oregon.



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