I'd say a Hull/Lucas ticket. You get an older Southern aristocrat alongside a young, energetic, Midwestern New Dealer with blue-collar roots and maverick cred.
Funny, I also thought I read someplace that Hull died in '44 , but the online sources I checked have him dying in 1955 and in a totally different month.
WP has him resigning in Nov '44 for ill health; could be this got conflated with him dying. (Also, the July '55 death seems like it's pretty stable {going back two years}; if it was really wrong, it would've been changed before now.)
DTF955Baseballfan said:
according to Wikipedia (yeah, same as saying "my cousin's friend's barber said...")
It's really not. Pages on subjects as important as this will get watchlisted by people who know what they're talking about, & the uncited junk will get taken out.