Fallacies Of Farm Relief Policy Of Governor Roosevelt Exposed
An ad dress by Harry S. New criticizes Governor Roosevelt s farm relief plan as vague impractical and self serving. It argues the proposal must be financed by farmers avoid production stimulus and yet be national in scope with federal oversight, revealing contradictions in guaranteed profits and dumping avoidance.
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