FDR

That phrase, 'better balance of prices,' is the key to the whole thing.

We are seeking to balance the relationship among different groups of prices that will promote full employment.

No, the policy is to help restore balance in the price structure.

It might be called noteworthy.

Make credit available to all deserving borrowers

It is ordered that the port of Port St. Joe, Florida, be, and it is hereby, designated as a customs port of entry in Customs Collection District No. 18 (Florida),

I do hereby exempt Dr. J. Davis Bradfield from the provisions thereof and continue him in the service until March 1, 1939.

This estimate of $250,000,000 will permit the continued employment for the next five months of the number now on such rolls, and will provide a reasonable measure of relief for those who have recently become unemployed and are in need.

It has become increasingly clear that these needs cannot be met unless employment by the Works Progress Administration is increased immediately.

The Executive Order of December 9, 1875, establishing the Baird Fish Hatchery on the McCloud River, California, is hereby revoked.

The Executive Order of April 28, 1917, creating Power-Site Reserve No. 621, is hereby revoked as to the following-described lands

It is ordered that paragraph 13, Subdivision III, Schedule A of the Civil Service Rules be, and it is hereby, amended to read as follows: '13. Public Health Service: All persons actually employed in leprosy, yellow fever, and psittacosis…

By virtue of and pursuant to the authority vested in me by the act of June 25, 1910, ch. 421, 36 Stat. 847, as amended by the act of August 24, 1912, ch. 369, 37 Stat. 497, the Executive Order of December 12, 1917, creating Power-Site…

Present drilled reserves are estimated to be capable of supplying demand only until November, 1941.

To meet expected demand during twenty years to come it would be necessary...to discover twenty-eight billion barrels of new oil.

I have the high hope that the industry under the guidance of and in cooperation with the Federal Communications Commission will prove itself to be worthy of the great public trust reposed in it.

The broadcasting industry has, indeed, a very great opportunity to serve the public, but along with this opportunity goes an important responsibility to see that this means of communication is made to serve the high purposes of a democracy.

It is a very significant thing that this awakening has come about in America.

I am grateful to you for this wonderful expression of faith-of faith and works.

I appreciate your coming here and all I can say is God bless you; keep up the good work.

That is one reason why the Churches are stronger today than they were four years ago.

We have made great progress at home.

I cannot help feeling myself, from the testimony that comes to me day by day, that there has been definite and distinct progress towards a spiritual reawakening in the four years which have passed since I spoke in 1934.

I must make a confession: I did not realize until the last few years how much influence America has in the world.

We expect through scientific research, through epidemic first aid, through dissemination of knowledge of care and treatment, to help men and women and especially children in every part of the land.