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"Delano: A Legacy of Leadership and Friendship" Delano, a name that echoes through the annals of American history, is synonymous with leadership, friendship, and progress. It was the birthplace of Eleanor Roosevelt, a remarkable woman who would go on to become one of the most influential First Ladies in history. In 1932, Delano played host to an important meeting between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson. This encounter laid the groundwork for FDR's successful presidential campaign later that year. The bond formed during this visit would prove instrumental in shaping America's future. The friendship between Churchill and Roosevelt also flourished in Delano. These two great leaders met here during World War II at the Tehran Conference in 1943. Their discussions paved the way for strategic decisions that ultimately led to victory over tyranny. Franklin Delano Roosevelt himself embodied the spirit of Delano. As President from 1933 until his untimely death in 1945, he steered America through some of its darkest hours with unwavering determination and compassion. His iconic poster by James Montgomery Flagg captured his indomitable spirit during his re-election campaign in 1940. During his fourth term as President, Franklin D. Roosevelt found support from unexpected quarters when Ben Shahn created a lithograph poster titled "Our Friend. " Published by the Political Action Committee of CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations), it showcased how deeply rooted President Roosevelt's connection was with ordinary Americans. President Roosevelt's tenure left an indelible mark on American society – from implementing New Deal policies to leading America through World War II – he transformed our nation forever. Today, we remember Delano not only as a place but as a symbol representing resilience and unity under challenging circumstances. It stands as a testament to Eleanor and Franklin D. 's enduring legacy – their commitment to public service continues to inspire generations after them.