FDR: “Now threaten substantially to interrupt interstate commerce.”

On the recordSeptember 9, 1941

Now threaten substantially to interrupt interstate commerce.

Said by

Democratic · New York

Source

Proclamation 2510—Emergency Board, Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway and Other Carriers, Employees

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