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Court but the Senhot controversy But there will ate refused to pass it be new faces and new ideas in r 11® I Despite setbacks the nation’s the Cabinet and the White House of ‘ marks early J laws still bear "Palace Guard” New Deal thinking This time voters were irritated Labor "unions are guaranteed high by the Korean stalemate byWash-ngton the of right to collective bargaining prices and taxes stories with employers There is a minicorruption fear of militant mum wage law Most working peocommunism Eisenhower and the week ple are on a basic r new Congress will have to meet on supports Farmers price enjoy irritations hose fail when was certain crops prices Roosevelt’s mission purely below “parity” and simply to break the back of Investors are protected against poverty and national concern: (and unscrupulous operators Herbert Hoover the last Re themselves) in stock and compublican president says FDR con modity markets Bank depositors tributed to the bleakness’ of are insured against loss up to ’Harold L Ickes Made job Vk ilarch 1933 by' refusing to con7 banks close their if works before months $10000 program with him fer four with launched public F D Roosevelt He A Wallace He plowed laws enabled Deal New Henry combat the Early means to depreson confidence restored that plan under the little pigs grain’ a strengthened federal bureau in the Far East the Truman forsion When fie took office Roosevirtually to wipe eign policy underwrote agree"the only thing we have to fear velt did start programs which evolved into the Works Progress of investigation and oth- ments for collective action withof rash a out kidnapers and perman Ickes is fear itself” He hinted at his may have radically Administration laws in the framework of the United (WPA) These er "public enemies" ently changed some American Prohibition books Administra program in these words: Nations in which the U S early on Works the Public are still the got ideas he still first Roosevelt’s j are took leadership in was There The money changers (whom repealed One of the first things he did tion (PWA) Billions of dollars were poured earlier identified as 'the rulers was to close national banks un- Washington debates over which year of the exchange of mankind’s til national morale could re- was right Midway of the New Deal the into1 former war partner nations of establish itself areas” goods’) have fled the temple reHopkins program made the Social Security System was start- and "backward to get a S children U think The social attempted in ed to dependent our civilization We may now i help greater change Four Starts Projects internareand ancient disabled for world and agreement store that temple to the the unemployed ing He insisted on paying I of four off set he atomic proj Then big restorof the tional of Instead the checks measure system with supervision The the clients Coverage lief truth aged a of Critics groaned I has bfeenbroadened several times energy awesome product of war ation lies in the extent to which ects — NRA AAA PWA and slips grocery Deal early moved to spurred research Russia refused we apply social values more program of relief jobs that about "boondoggling” as Hopkins The Ne WPA These became work-reliesuch eventually f noble tffan mere monetary started people save their homes to go along projects 7 to the concept that “the as bookbinding and sewing rooms help added up foreclosure and has con Congressional investigations of from profit’ the of conservatives tinued aiding 'home owners and corruption enlivened the last two Few realized how much that government is responsible—for rtiean The opposition welfare of the people” years of President Truman’s serwhen l?e added orches- purchasers mounted speech meant Not even Roosesuf individuals of welfare unions the his labor vice Witnesses testified to loose much what how classes ing Just program knew and tras velt dancing just ecoor Bu Democrats’ physical fering handicaps handling of income taxes and new deal aides had written Down the street Ickes was pay have benefited by the to Dealers caU New nomic sought to men were convicted of bribery it the veered who contractors friendliness States to United (opponents the money in guarantee security "from the ing and other crime as tha aftermath left that day and continued — in turn hired workers One of coddling’) is debated by politiy cradle to the grave” BonneOther witnesses told of Truman was scientists cal that direction nearly 20 years his projects Remember noisy Gen Hugh villebiggest aides’ accepting favors like mink labor his first met I Truman Dam I en- - coats and of questionable loans "Iron Pants” Johnson who had War II World Deal after by New battle project big the blue eagle of NRA (National was pother wage Ty the Reconstruction Finance the Tennessee Valley Author- dorsing an Recovery Act) plastered on the ity development which was an increase that spread into all Corp nation’s store and shop windows? independent operation not under major unions' Wisconsin’s Republican Sen of rounds It was Johnson’s mission to wrest Ickes’ wing The Civilian Conwere four There Joseph McCarthy charged the from employers agreements to servation Corps (CCC) a joint wage increases but prices Roqsevelt-Trumaregime had Savcommunists haroored en with Alger Hiss stop cutting wages and prices Army-Fores- t wages Service effort jumped along and stop stretching work hours listed jobless young men in re ings and insurance policies lost a former State Department em(He himself sometimes worked forestation and improvement of value Those whose paychecks re- ploye went to jail for perjury 80 hours a week) national parks and other federal mained steady were badly for his testimony before a Grand Industry wrote codes 'of Fair lands i Jury Investigating allegations he squeezed of labor seemed to had been a communist Play as Johnson barked the new The campus Across the power Washington economic thinking: "You - can’t the farm philosopher Hemy Wal- many Americans to be reaching Big China was lost to the Com- sell when people have no money lace roused cries with his pro- a dangerous point in the spring munists but the U S led the i to buy” of controlled economy in of 1945 when a railroad strike 'United Nations’ fight for little An oddly matched pair began gram WAS called President Truman Korea Handling of the Korean and livestock His grains pumping money out to people — ents said he was “plowing under I himself was so angry that he pro- - war was an important campaign i lanky witty Harry Hopkins the the little pigs posed to draft strikers into the issue faces administration New York social worker who benew off called The was ArmV The strike of As Agriculture Dictatorcame relief administrator and WallaceSecretary a swift these — forced World War II A” the problems: major started "Triple vinegary Harold L Ickes Chicago Agricultural Adjustment Admin- shift in the New Deal program ship still flourishes Can the Red of business man who took charge which paid farmers to Unemployment (which the New totalitarian® be stopped in their istration public works projects cut production of crops that were Deal never did lick) melted as bid for Korea? and Wanted to Make Jobs in surplus in order to raise farm billions of dollars were poured start World War III? Employment is high but ahead lies the into the war machine to wanted money get prices Hopkins of U S aid to Euroanother tapering-of- f to led war also The smooth not ail was sailing It directly into people’s pockets Will there 'be unarmies Tru pean Supreme basic shift under President Figuring their buying would help for the New Deal Theseveral and can the) then of in man of the employment govern concept ruled Court Ickes against industry and make jobs it? Can taxes meet administration which United States entireout The ment svanted to make jobs by building its measures It threw be cut? Can cut? of be out inter and had Act prices National stayed carefully the the works Recovery needed public ly putting SEE “IVANHOE”! ITS UNITY XND SPIRIT IS AT So 7 20 Years Deal's New on Curtain Problems Hew and Times EraHew Drop an Epic “Free ft? curbs that day WASHINGTON (AP)— The first glimpse Washington had of along the Fear but Fear to the new Democratic President 20 years ago— Hie man who promised Nothing Sworn in President Roosevelt a “New Deal”—was at St John’s Episcopal Church across Lafayette told the packed capitol plaza Square from the White House Franklin Delano Roosevelt stopped there to pray before he went to the capitol to take the oath to preserve the union Afterwards the minister walked (Editor’s note: The New endis era Deal” — out to the car with this man in a "Fair Deal AP Arne reporter wheelchair — the man on whom ing Sigrid who has covered Washington hung the hopes of an uneasy nasince earliest New Deal times offers a perspective view of tion and who in a matter almost of hours was to set in motion this stirring period in American history in the first of a an era of a new economic and series of Sunday articles Here social philosophy she covers the entire period in Many banks were dosed in of men brief succeeding articles will March 1933 Millions of Hundreds were jobsout the hunting details) bring By SIGRID ARNE Sunday Morning Nov 9 1952 ' 'a i DIAL 38851 Vi !- rnay - V 2 v |