FDR: “The country should be, and will be, grateful to them for this…”

On the recordApril 25, 1934

The country should be, and will be, grateful to them for this disposition of what might have developed into a troublesome controversy.

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Democratic · New York

Source

Statement on the Settlement of the Railroad Wage Dispute

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