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FDR: No one who considers the plain facts of our situation believes that commodity prices, especially agricultural prices…

On the recordOctober 21, 1933
No one who considers the plain facts of our situation believes that commodity prices, especially agricultural prices, are high enough yet.
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Democratic · New York

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