Roosevelt Plans Aid for Federal Social Program
President Roosevelt outlines broad social reform aims including federal intervention to advance employment, health, and education. An executive committee chaired by Frank P. Graham coordinates national advisory efforts with physicians, universities, and industry to implement the program and monitor costs.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
Analysis discusses Republican strategy and internal divisions after a campaign defeat. It critiques the party leadership including Fletcher and Bletcher, notes apathy among younger Republicans, and weighs Roosevelt's dangers from radical opponents. It suggests possible shifts toward the center to secure support for New Deal policies.
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Roosevelt Era Party Realignment Speculation Amid 1930s Debate
Observers buzz about realignment as Roosevelt’s New Deal shapes party lines. Named figures discuss possible southern defections and a conservative coalition forming with midwest and western interests. The piece also profiles James A Watmore, retiring as supervising architect after long government service and a career tied to cornerstone ceremonies.
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Dreamers and builders shape civilization's rise and fall
The text argues dreamers drive progress more than passive rulers, praising poets and thinkers who imagine futures while acknowledging the need for steady work. It contrasts grand visions with practical labor, noting warlike pace of modern growth, and urges courage and patriotism as foundations. It laments whining and calls for disciplined, productive citizens to advance society.
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