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FDR: From this will flow two other practical results: the consuming public will be protected against excessive food and…

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From this will flow two other practical results: the consuming public will be protected against excessive food and textile prices, and the industries of the Nation and their workers will find a steadier demand for wares sold to the agricultural third of our people.
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FDR
Democratic · New York

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Roosevelt outlines the positive effects of balanced agriculture on food prices and industrial demand.

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