World at a Glance: Roosevelt faces diverse groups
LESLIE EICHEL surveys how the president must balance competing factions as the New Deal faces Big Business Small Business labor and farmers. He notes the tension among groups from unions and liberals to conservative business interests and the farmer’s role in shaping economic policy amid drought and world conditions.
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Clarification on a small businessman's shared view
A garbled excerpt discusses a small businessman's perspective facing oppression amid economic strain. It notes universal impact whether one is a businessperson, worker, or farmer, and calls insecurity the greatest mass oppressor. The text hints at forthcoming workers’ perspectives and public response.
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