Father Coughlin’s Roosevelts for Ruin sermon critique
Father Coughlin argues the New Deal fails to remove money changers and defends social justice. He denounces Hoover Mellon capitalism, warns of class hatred, and calls for constitutional fidelity while urging critique of the Roosevelt administration. The address cites banking figures and the Morgan Drexel alliance, urging unity for the poor.
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Be Yourself Be Yourself Message From Mr Herbert Bigelow
A fragmented message urges individuals to trust their own judgment and ideas rather than be directed by others. The note mentions councilmen and civic leadership in a city, urging independent thinking and personal responsibility in governance.
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