Roosevelt Budget Message On Federal Finance For 1936
The document outlines the fiscal year 1934 expenditures of 7.106 billion, breakdowns for operation, veterans pensions, interest, debt retirements, and relief. It notes a 3.589 billion deficit with net borrowing and a 27.053 billion total national debt, plus economic recovery signals and proposed public works funding of 4.06 billion for 1936 to provide relief and employment.
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Budget Message Foresees Balance Except for Unemployed Relief
President Franklin D. Roosevelt presents the 1936 budget seeking a balanced current budget with deficits only for work relief. The document outlines totals for regular expenditures and recovery programs, debt retirements, and anticipated receipts, plus proposed tax and spending measures to continue relief and stabilize the economy.
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