Tom Mooney Endures as Symbol of Working Class Strength
William Saroyan portrays Tom Mooney's twenty year fight against frame ups as a victory for the global working class. He argues Mooney's spirit cannot be imprisoned and that freeing him would mark a broader triumph for organized labor and human rights worldwide.
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Bankers oppose insured deposits despite system success
The article notes Congress backed a $5,000 bank deposit insur ance law and that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has paid 93 percent of insured deposits in 58 failed banks since 1933. As of May 31, 43,208 of $8,552,998 in deposits were paid in full, with remaining funds being processed. Organized bankers still push repeal despite social gains for small savers.
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