Progressives Call For Roosevelt Policy Revival
Chicago delegates at the Conference of Progressives urge a return to New Deal principles. Leaders including Morgenthau, Ickes, and Kroll condemn the 79th Congress as betraying the people and press for action on social security, TVA projects, and labor rights while opposing imperialism and armament growth. They reject a third party and favor targeted support for progressive Congressional candidates.
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Progressives outline platform for 80th Congress
The Conference of Progressives in Chicago adopts a platform demanding price and rent controls, rollback of inflation, and expanded food regulation. It backs Patman housing amendments, Wagner-Ellender-Taft housing, civil rights measures, FEPC, an integrated social security system, and labor protections including higher minimum wage and extended benefits. Veterans and farmers receive broader loan terms, education aid, and farm support aligned with full employment and worker cooperation.
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