
The question of minorities is not a tremendously serious one, because that has to be worked out in each individual case.
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The question of minorities is not a tremendously serious one, because that has to be worked out in each individual case.

As time goes on experience will remove inequities which appear from time to time.

About 120,000,000 people out of 125,000,000 understand plain English; there seems to be a very, very small minority that does not understand plain English.

N.R.A. was deliberately conceived in controversy.

I do hereby exempt Curtis F. Marbut from the provisions thereof and continue him in the service until July 1, 1935.

I do hereby approve said Code of Fair Competition for the Wheat Flour Milling Industry.

There is ample private money for sound housing projects; and the Congress, in a measure now before you, can stimulate the lending of money for the modernization of existing homes and the building of new homes.

The American people can be trusted to decide wisely upon the measures taken by the Government to eliminate the abuses of the past.

Among our objectives I place the security of the men, women and children of the Nation first.

Our task involves the making of a better living out of the lands that we have.

We must dedicate ourselves anew to a recovery of the old and sacred possessive rights for which mankind has constantly struggled —homes, livelihood, and individual security.

You and I, as the responsible directors of these policies and actions, may, with good reason, look to the future with confidence.

I do adopt and approve the report, recommendations, and findings of the Administrator.

I expressed my intention of seeking the necessary authorization from the Congress of the United States.

It would be of practical use to the Haitian Government.

I hereby order that the transfer provided for by Executive Order No. 6670, of April 7, 1934, be delayed until October 1, 1934.

Further legislative action on this subject at this session of the Congress seems to me, therefore, unnecessary.