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'''Henry Agard Wallace''' '''(1888 - 1965)''' was a farm leader, agriculture secretary (1933–40)  [[Democratic]] politician, and Vice President under [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] from 1941-1945.  After a disastrous term as vice president, he was dropped from the ticket in 1944 despite strong support from the left.  He became Secretary of Commerce, but opposed President [[Harry Truman]] on the [[Cold War]], arguing for friendship with the Soviet Union.  He was fired, then by Truman ran for president in 1948, but the Communist party took control of his campaign and he won few votes.  Disillusioned, Wallace returned to business, where his hybrid corn business was a huge success.  He left a fortune of several billion dollars at his death. Wallace was a major [[New Deal]] spokesman and liberal leader 1933-48.

'''Henry Agard Wallace''' '''(1888 - 1965)''' was a farm leader, agriculture secretary (1933–40)  [[Democratic]] politician, and Vice President under [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] from 1941–1945.  After a disastrous term as vice president, he was dropped from the ticket in 1944 despite strong support from the left.  He became Secretary of Commerce, but opposed President [[Harry Truman]] on the [[Cold War]], arguing for friendship with the Soviet Union.  He was fired, then by Truman ran for president in 1948, but the Communist party took control of his campaign and he won few votes.  Disillusioned, Wallace returned to business, where his hybrid corn business was a huge success.  He left a fortune of several billion dollars at his death. Wallace was a major [[New Deal]] spokesman and liberal leader 1933–48.

[[file:Wallace.jpg|thumb|220px]]

[[file:Wallace.jpg|thumb|220px]]

==Early life==

==Early life==