Wall Street fights New Deal while Congress weighs nationalization
The World at a Glance notes heavy propaganda from Wall Street aimed at defeating stock exchange regulation and labor bills, warning that centralizing industry could follow. It cites the Wirt affair, labor action by hotel maids, Mrs. Roosevelt as a champion for workers, and aviation company tensions plus a famed murder trial in a broad, period-tinged survey.
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