FDR forms Farm Credit Administration to unify loans
President Roosevelt issues an executive order creating the Farm Credit Administration to replace the farm board and related agencies. Henry Morgenthau Jr. will govern with Paul Bestor as commissioner, aiming for coordinated loan policies, civil service hires, and reduced losses from prior stabilization activities.
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European fears and budget debate shadow Roosevelt era policy
The article analyzes President Roosevelt's budget aims balancing ordinary expenses against bond issues for relief and construction. It notes Republican critique and Democratic support, then shifts to European tensions with Hitler, Mussolini, and Balkan dynamics, suggesting looming crisis and shifts in alliance plans. The piece also mentions Siam diplomacy and a light anecdote about a White House dinner.
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