In 1948 this editor of The New Republic coupled with Glen Taylor and was cross-endorsed by the Communist Party, but finished behind Strom Thurmond as well as the major candidates as the Progressive Party's Presidential candidate.
During this man's time as the head of the Board of Economic Warfare, he came into conflict with Commerce Secretary Jesse Jones over the planting of cryptostegia in Haiti. A scandal involving this man was the discovery of his "Dear Guru" letters to Nicholas Roerich. This man described World War II as "a fight between a slave world and a free world" in his speech, "The Century of the Common Man." This man's father was Secretary of Agriculture under Harding and Coolidge, a post this man also held. In 1948 this editor of The New Republic coupled with Glen Taylor and was cross-endorsed by the Communist Party, but finished behind Strom Thurmond as well as the major candidates as the Progressive Party's Presidential candidate. He thus lost to a man who had replaced him in 1944, Harry Truman. For 10 points, name this man who served as the second vice-president under Franklin Roosevelt.
During this man's time as the head of the Board of Economic Warfare, he came into conflict with Commerce Secretary Jesse Jones over the planting of cryptostegia in Haiti.
Henry Agard Wallace