The first objectives of emergency legislation of 1933 were to relieve destitution, to make it possible for industry to operate in a more rational and orderly fashion, and to put behind industrial recovery the impulse of large expenditures in Government undertakings.
Roosevelt outlines the primary goals of the emergency legislation enacted in 1933 to combat destitution and support industrial recovery.
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As their Commander in Chief I call upon you, my fellow Americans, to oversubscribe the 1945 Red Cross War Fund.
The logic of events and our clear and pressing national interest must override our old party controversies.
It will recommend agricultural policies and advise Nations on their food and agricultural problems, but it will have no power to coerce or command.
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