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National Recovery Administration

A Cry for
Federal Relief

• Literary Digest, 1935 •


“A long program of suggested remedial legislation lies ahead of the 7,500 representatives of the people who gather this year in the halls of Congress and of all but four State Legislatures. The NRA (National Recovery Administration) will come under the closest scrutiny. As the old year waned, the NIRA (National Industrial Recovery Act) was being attacked and defended.”

“Coming to the defense of NRA, Blackwell Smith, Acting NRA Counsel, declared that it had helped raise wages and eliminate child labor, and that recovery was well under way as a direct result of NRA operations.”

Click here to see a chart concerning the U.S. urban murder rate between the years 1926 – 1936.

In 1934, the NRA went to Hollywood and performed a task it was not legally obligated to do; click here to read about it…

Click here to see a chart concerning the U.S. urban murder rate between the years 1926 – 1936.

CLICK HERE to read additional primary source articles about the Great Depression…

CLICK HERE to read about the women and children who were on public relief during the Great Depression.

The Hoover administration asked Congress to release money for public releif – they denied him the funds…

Read The Forgotten Men and the NRA<br>(Literary Digest, 1935) for Free
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A Cry for[br] Federal Relief

A Cry for[br] Federal Relief

A Cry for[br] Federal Relief

A Cry for[br] Federal Relief

poor men in the Great Depression 1929 - 1939The NRA and Public Aid during the great depressionaid for the poor from National Recovery Administration 1935poverty during the GREAT DEPRESSIONunemployment during the Great DepressionNRA RELIEF PROGRAMS DURING great depression1930s article concerning Roosevelt's forgotten manPOVERTY RELIEF EFFORTS OF FDR'S National Recovery AdministrationNational Recovery Administration entitlement programs 1935unemployment under FDR administration
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