Roosevelts Labor Policy Shifts With Perkins Role
The piece notes union leaders see Roosevelt turning away from General Johnson, placing steel labor issues in Frances Perkins hands. It discusses political maneuvering in Congress on banking and Wall Street, Cleveland’s banking debacle, and praises Robert Crosser while critiquing Governor George White and Senator Bulkley amid broader 1930s policy tensions.
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