New Deal Public Works Plan Seeks Stable Prosperity
The speech argues that increased circulation and a broader distribution of labor benefits are essential for prosperity. It presses for voluntary codes with the President, a funded Public Works program, and less waste, noting historic wartime spending and the need for permanency and confidence in the system.
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