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Business Hits Tis Benefactor Roosevelts Aid in 1930s Politics
The piece surveys how major business groups led by the National Association of Manufacturers and the U S Chamber of Commerce rally against the New Deal while praising Roosevelt’s relief efforts. It names Wall Street figures and Republican leaders debating the 1932 presidential race, with Knox and Hoover in the mix and discussion of party strategies, public support, and rural safety concerns. It notes a push for a pro business stance, the New Deal’s reception among business elites, and potential campaign dynamics ahead of the Democratic and Republican conventions.
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Earl Godwin Asuinaton
Roosevelt
de Maida
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
Curront
Liberty League
Moosevelt
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Book and Ely
Wall Street
Ascootntling
Willity
Alvide Sal General Organizations
Tutt
Colon
Denonts
Steel Trust
Chambers of Commerce
Domune Resime
Toneeveit
National
Azanetation
Hia
New Deal
John W. Thavis
Titay
J.D. Morgan
Mor
Henry Fletcher
G. O
Toagevelé
Dusan
Alnogevett
Eve
Sternseine
Nemoceatic Nytions Committee
Tere Jonsmry
Bon Fay
An- Vortlin Ety White It Re Meeting Heen, By Today Philinedntta Annie Tikely
Tan Woosepelt
Moly
Sun
Santa
Kansta
Borah
Hoover
Baymeriig
Cato
Moover
Torah
Vandenberg
James Farley
Democratig Mational. Com
Emttee
Denver
Ohio Society
New York
Fortey
Rowan
Republican National
Charles D. Milles
Thoover