Washington faces New Deal clash as business voices unite
A Washington opinion piece notes that the Chamber of Commerce of the United States spoke with unity against parts of the New Deal. It highlights rising opposition in Congress, NRA debates, and potential 1936 campaign issues as business leaders and politicians reassess policy and influence.
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Chamber of Commerce of the United States
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Business
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American Liberty League
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White House
Genera. Farley
Democratic National Committee
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Roose
NRA
Miss Perkins
Labor
Donald Richberg
Recovery Administration
Mr. Richberg
Capitol
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Richberg-Perkins
Harrison
Mississippi
Western Newspaper Union
Mark Twain on judging Cain and Abel
The quote argues against premature condemnation, suggesting one should observe popular opinion in the early world before publically denouncing Cain for Abel’s murder. Twain notes he would form a private view but delay expression until understanding prevailing sentiment.
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