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Roosevelt Avoids Some Stark Facts of Crisis but Promises to Give Something THE message of President Roosevelt to Congress last week revealed a puzzled man. He declared that change throughout the...
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From Independent Yeoman to Debt Serf Is Fate of American Farmer FARMING was once the aristocratic calling in this country. The man who owned a large number of acres was a "person of quality."...
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By Norman Thomas TIMELY TOPICS Word., Idle Word* WALTER LIPPMANN, high priest for the more literate and liberal Babbitt*, is certain the President** address to Congress plus his budget message...
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1930
Vol. 018 Issue 001 (January 5 1935)
Roosevelt Avoids Some Stark Facts of Crisis but Promises to Give Something
