Roosevelt policy sparks talk of wealth and power shift
The column critiques F D Roosevelt style approaches to malefactors of great wealth and the new regime. It notes the Alfonso and Infanta Beatriz audience with the pope and the Vatican’s private reasons. It also covers Kirov assassination claims, Hauptmann, a El Paso baby, Columbia University electrocution experiments, and a Sharp mood into 1935 with fiscal cautions.
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