FDR

I think all of you understand why the Federal Government has helped in work of this kind.

The interest of every business man is bound to the interest of every wage earner.

We have tried to save the United States for these children.

I am looking forward to a continuation in the next few years of the policy that will work for the good of the average citizen in the United States.

Any consular officer of the United States is authorized to authenticate a certified copy of any document of record or on file in a public office of the foreign country in which he resides.

Executive Order No. 7140 of August 13, 1935, authorizing the appointment of Mrs. Ruth Hampton to the position of Assistant Director, Division of Territories and Island Possessions, Department of the Interior, without compliance with the…

I was thinking mostly about the children.

This order shall remain in full force and effect unless and until revoked by the President or by act of Congress.

I am very glad to come to Grand Rapids.

It is a matter of record that the furniture industry, just to take one example of many industries today, is working at a much higher peak than at any time since 1929.

My friends, I hope in the next four years I shall be able to come to Grand Rapids as President of the United States and see you again.

It is ordered that the following-described land be, and it is hereby, temporarily withdrawn from settlement, location, sale, or entry, and reserved for the use of the Interior Department as a gaging station site.

If this stadium can be called boondoggling, then I am for boondoggling, and so are you.

This stadium is one of the things that will last for many years.

I am thinking of a future America, where we may all have a little bit more of the better things of life than we have today.

I am glad for many reasons to be with you tonight at this great gathering.

Well, the first job was to put the freight train back on the track and we did it.

America is an economic unit.

The struggle against private monopoly is a struggle for, and not against, American business.

It is safer today than it has ever been in our history.

The people of America have no quarrel with business.

I have not the least worry about what the telephone and telegraph are going to carry to me as the message of the people of the State of Illinois.

Society has suffered and business has suffered.

We are determined that we will keep on going—working for a balanced economy.

It is only about a week ago that we established a record for the first time in fifty-five years when we went through one full year without the failure of a single national bank in any part of the United States.