On the record
That decent conditions and adequate pay for labor, and just return for agriculture, can be secured through parallel and simultaneous action by forty-eight States is a proven impossibility.
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Roosevelt asserts that achieving fair labor conditions and agricultural returns through state action alone is impossible.
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