FDR: “In the other category, crimes of organized banditry, coldblooded…”

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In the other category, crimes of organized banditry, coldblooded shooting, lynching and kidnapping have threatened our security.

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Roosevelt warns about serious crimes threatening security, underscoring the need for law enforcement and public safety measures.

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FDR: “In the other category, crimes of organized banditry, coldblooded shooting, lynching and kidnapping have threatened our…”