‎Roosevelt franklin delano‎

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎THE HAPPY WARRIOR: ALFRED E. SMITH‎

‎Houghton Mifflin 1928. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. Small 8vo. Cloth. 40 pp. Book with light shelfwear as well as a rubbed/faded area at tail of spine. Jacket with some soiling to front and rear panels some chipping to the top and bottom edges and a few pen marks to the front panel. Very good in a very good minus jacket. Houghton Mifflin hardcover books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎The Inaugural Address Of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Thirty-Second President Of The United States‎

‎New York: The Harbor Press 1933. First Edition Third State. Original wraps. Fine. A limited edition printing of The Inaugural Address of Franklin Delano Roosevelt limited to 150 copies printed by The Harbor Press for private distribution. Octavo 1 14pp 2. Gray wrappers bound at spine with linen thread. Title printed on front cover. Title page with black text and blue decorative illustration. Uncut edges printed on gray paper stock. Blemish on back cover not affecting text. Issued without dust jacket. A fine copy designed by John S. Fass for Roland Wood. Halter T-548 From a limited edition of 150 copies not individually numbered. Horowitz 47. This printing of the 1933 Inaugural Address followed a limited edition presentation edition of 10 copies bound in full calfskin Halter T-546 and second publication of 30 copies from The Harbor Press Halter T-548. No copies of the full calfskin edition have appeared on the market since publication. A small number of this limited edition of 150 copies have appeared for sale. Upon receipt of the books President Roosevelt wrote to The Harbor Press noting: "This volume reflects high credit upon the producers. The quality of this publication both from the standpoint of binding and typography is outstanding. I shall treasure it. The Harbor Press unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1948

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎The Public Papers and Addresses of . with a Special Introduction and Explanatory Notes by President Roosevelt. Volume One: The Genesis of the New Deal 1928-1932‎

‎New York: Random House 1938. First edition LIMITED TO 500 COPIES. 910pp. 1 vols. 8vo. In the publisher's deluxe binding of full gray morocco gilt-lettered spine and upper cover with gilt-stamped facsimile signature of FDR. Slight wear at corners and spine tips else fine. First edition LIMITED TO 500 COPIES. 910pp. 1 vols. 8vo. The PUBLISHER'S FILE COPY stamped on the flyleaf: "Random House Editorial Copy Permanent Library Random House unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎The Public Papers and Addresses Of Franklin D. Roosevelt 5 Volumes‎

‎Random House 1938. first. hardcover. fine/very good. All five volumes are first editions. The first volume is inscribed by the author to Paul Hart United States Secret Service Treasury Department. Mr. Hart's business card and photo are laid-into vol. I. All books are in fine to near fine condition. All dust jackets are in very good condition all have sun-fading. Comes with publisher's slipcase that is also sun-faded has some water damage and some wear. Random House unknown books‎

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‎ROOSEVELT Franklin D.‎

‎The Public Papers And Addresses Of Franklin D. Roosevelt; Volume Four: The Court Disapproves 1935‎

‎New York: Random House 1938. hardcover. very good. 675 pages. Tall 8vo blue cloth corners bumped and extremes of spine reinforced. New York: Random House 1938. A very good copy.<br/><br/> Volume 4 ONLY.<br/><br/> Random House unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 298964

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎The Public Papers And Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt; With A Special Introduction and Explanatory Notes by President Roosevelt. In Five Volumes‎

‎New York: Random House 1938. First Edition. Cloth. Very good/near fine. The Public Papers And Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt signed by President Roosevelt to the National Press Club of Washington DC. Thick octavo five volumes xliii 911pp; xxi 622pp; xx 564pp; xix 675pp; xxiv 721pp. Blue cloth title printed on spine wear at edges of spine. Publishers first edition dust jackets near fine with $3.00 price on each volume light wear at edges separation at seams in volume I otherwise bright. Housed in publishers slipcase title on spine affixed to label. Previous library stamps from "The National Press Club" on leafends of every volume. Inscribed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the National Press Club in Volume I with the following inscription: "For the National Press Club / from Franklin D. Roosevelt." Includes letter of provenance from 1985 to book dealer in Washington DC. Halter T-657. President Franklin D. Roosevelt was awarded membership to the National Press Club in 1933 where he was humorously "assigned" to cover the White House. His job was to ".report not only on the detailed doings of the President but also to provide his fellow correspondents with carbon copies of every presidential pronouncement." He was described by fellow NPC members as: "the most promising cub reporter that ever came out of Hyde Park." Roosevelt was notoriously friendly with the press but was an expert at giving non-answers to reporters inquiries. Random House unknown books‎

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‎ROOSEVELT Franklin D.‎

‎THE PUBLIC PAPERS AND ADDRESSES OF.; Volume One The genesis of the New Deal 1928-1932‎

‎NY: Random House 1938. 8vo pp. xliii 911. Index. Frontis portrait. Blue cloth stamped in gilt. A VG tight copy in worn dj. Random House unknown books‎

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‎ROOSEVELT Franklin D.‎

‎THE WAR MESSAGE; Being the addresses of teh President to the Nation and Congress.‎

‎Philadelphia: Ritten House 1942. First Edition. 8vo pp. 64. Author's signature forged on dedication page. VG in worn dj. Ritten House unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Third plan on government reorganization: message from the President of the United States transmitting reorganization plan no. III which was prepared in accordance with the provisions of section 4 of the Reorganization Act of 1939 public no. 19 76th Cong. 1st sess. approved April 3 1939‎

‎Washington: U. S. G. P. O. 1940. 8vo pp. 8; printed self-wrappers; edges a bit toned else fine. At head of title: "House of Representatives 76th Congress 3d Session Document No. 681." <br/><br/> U. S. G. P. O.?] unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎TO AVOID INFLATION; MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VETOING THE COMMODITY CORPORATION BILL‎

‎Washington D.C. 1943. 7pp. Printed wrappers. Fine. Complete text of Roosevelt's July 2nd speech explaining his decision to veto the Commodity Credit Corporation Bill. unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : WRCAM41132

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Typed Letter signed "Franklin D. Roosevelt" as President to Roger Scaife of Houghton Mifflin Company discussing a proposed book on the Hudson River and directing him to an author Miss Helen Reynolds of Poughkeepsie who has done good work on the Dutch houses of the Hudson‎

‎Washington D.C. The White House 1933. One page on White House stationery. With one correction. 1 vols. 4to. Minor abrasion to reverse else fine. One page on White House stationery. With one correction. 1 vols. 4to. FDR on Hudson River Houses. FDR is referring here to Helen Reynolds' "Dutch Houses in the Hudson Valley Before 1776" originally published in 1929. There does not seem to be any evidence showing that Scaife's proposal every came into fruition. <br/><br/>"Many previous attempts have been made - none is satisfactory unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Visit Of The President of the United States To The Capital of Canada; Canada And The War‎

‎Ottawa: Edmond Cloutier 1943. First Edition. Octavo 14pp. White paper wrappers title printed on front cover. Bound at spine with staples. Halter T-65. Delivered at Parliament Hill Ottawa on August 25 1943. A fine copy. Includes addresses by W.L. Mackenzie King Franklin D. Roosevelt Thomas Vein and James Allison Glen. Edmond Cloutier unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 1961

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Whither Bound‎

‎Boston: Houghton Mifflin 1926. First Edition of the author's first commercially produced book. 34pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Cloth. Fine in worn dj. First Edition of the author's first commercially produced book. 34pp. 1 vols. 8vo. His First Book Inscribed. Inscribed "To Mr. Walter MacDonald/Franklin D. Roosevelt/ Executive Mansion/Albany July 31 1930 Houghton, Mifflin unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Whither Bound‎

‎Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company 1926. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First edition. 34 p. Navy cloth with gilt lettering on spine. Very Good. No jacket. Offsetting to endpapers piece of jacket flap pasted on front paste down. The future president's first book an idealistic address for Milton Academy in favor of meritocracy universal brotherhood and social change. Houghton Mifflin Company hardcover books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 140904066

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.‎

‎Woodrow Wilson Foundation. Dinner in Commemoration of the Birthday of Woodrow Wilson; Thursday December twenty-eight 1933 The Mayflower Washington DC‎

‎Washington DC: Unstated 1933. First Edition. Original wraps. Very good. Printed pamphlet 10pp. Title on front cover olive white wraps. Water stain affecting bottom corner. Housed in custom chemise. Not found in Halter. [Unstated] unknown books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D. And Others‎

‎The Democratic Book 1936 Signed and with Many Letters Signed By Cabinet Members Laid in‎

‎Full-Leather. n.p. 1936; number 155 of 2500 copies SIGNED by President Franklin D. Roosevelt under a color watercolor image of the White House. Large folio original full brown morocco silk endpapers original wrappers are bound in. Laid in are 16 letters signed by Cabinet Members and one ALS by Eleanor Roosevelt. They are described as follows: ELEANOR ROOSEVELT First lady - ANS signed by Mrs. Roosevelt on Hyde Park letterhead with handwritten envelope postmarked Oct. 3 1907. JOHN NANCE GARNER VP - LS dated March 6 1928 as Congressman. JAMES A. FARLEY Chairman of the Democratic Party - LS dated August 17 1983 as Chairman of the Coca-Cola Export Corp. ALBEN W. BARKLEY VP - LS dated Nov. 8 1941 as Senator. CORDELL HULL Secretary of State - LS dated July 21 1939 as Sec. of State. HENRY MORGENTHAU Secretary of the Treasury - LS dated June 28 1938 as Sec. of the Treasury. GEORGE H. DERN Secretary of War - LS dated April 26 1934 as Sec. of War. HOMER CUMMINGS Attorney General - LS dated Dec. 12 1935 as Atty. General. JAMES A. FARLEY AGAIN Postmaster General - LS dated Sept. 8 1972 as Chairman of Coca-Cola. CLAUDE A. SWANSON Secretary of the Navy - LS dated Feb. 13 1930 as Senator. HAROLD L. ICKES Secretary of Interior - LS dated May 8 1936 as Sec. of Interior. HENRY A. WALLACE Secretary of Agriculture - LS dated May 17 1962 from his farm Wallace also served as VP. DANIEL C. ROPER Secretary of Commerce - LS dated Feb 15 1935 as Sec. of Commerce. FRANCES PERKINS Secretary of Labor - LS dated July 2 1930 as Industrial Commissioner of the New York Dept. of Labor to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt. JESSE H. JONES Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corp. - LS dated January 19 1944 as Sec. of Commerce. HARRY L. HOPKINS Works Progress Administrator - LS dated June 19 1939 as Sec of Commerce. The Democratic Book contains the proceedings of the 1936 Convention including FDR's acceptance speech biographies of cabinet members with signed letters laid in tabulated results of the election histories of the Congress and Supreme Court and a section on women's contributions to the Party. This worthy tome weighs 9 pounds; large folio 11" x 14" 384 pages. It was offered to donors at the astronomical price of $250 as a fund raiser. The present copy was issued to John W. Childress whose name is in gilt on the front panel: John W. Childress born in 1879 was appointed Chairman of the Washington D.C. Public Utilities Commission in 1926 by President Coolidge; was an intimate friend of Cordell Hull and Joseph W. Byrns later Speaker of the House. A very good copy showing light wear at extremities internally very clean and bright with no markings of any kind. <br/><br/> hardcover books‎

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‎ROOSEVELT Franklin D. 1882 1945‎

‎Document Signed as President‎

‎Washington D.C. 1944. unbound. 1 page with a beige paper seal 11.75 x 15.5 inches Washington D.C. August 12 1944. In this document Roosevelt appoints Paul W. Meyer of Colorado as a foreign service officer of class 4. Countersigned by Edward P. Stettinius Jr. as acting secretary of state. Mounted on a matte-board measuring 13.5 x 16 inches. Very good condition.<br/><br/> unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 252118

‎ROOSEVELT Franklin D. 1882 1945‎

‎Signed Framed Embossed Panel Engraving‎

‎1944. unbound. Inscribed in a calligrapher's hand: "To E.L. Alperson for his help in the fight against infantile paralysis" no date circa 1944. Alperson 1895 - 1969 was an American film producer at Warner Brothers who later formed Grand National Distributors as an outlet for independent films in the 1940s. In 1942 he became the general manager of RKO Pictures' theater circuit and it is likely that his work with the March of Dimes earned him this personally signed engraving from the President. 13.75 x 10.5 inches set in a gorgeous wood burgundy stained frame measuring 17 x 14 inches. Roosevelt has signed this boldly with a brown fountain pen. The engraving has a few scattered small spots but is still in near fine condition.<br/><br/> Evidence suggests that Roosevelt signed this piece in early 1944. In February 1943 motion picture theaters organized a drive to raise funds for the March of Dimes. On his birthday January 30 in 1944 Roosevelt signed lithographs such as this one in order to thank those whose work helped make the drive successful. According to auction records Roosevelt presented a similar engraving to Frank Meyer an executive at Paramout Pictures Corporation. Accompanying Meyer's engraving when it was sold at auction was a copy of a book titled "So They May Walk Again.A Book of good Deeds / Report of Collectors by Motion Picture Theatres / March of Dimes / February 18 to 24 1943 / In Co-Operation with National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis."<br/><br/> unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 272784

‎Roosevelt Franklin D. and Elliott Roosevelt‎

‎F.D.R. His Personal Letters; Four Volume Set Early Years; 1905-1928; 1928-1945 Volume I and II‎

‎New York: Duell Sloan and Pearce 1950. Hardcover. VG- ex-library with labels and stamps on spine block inside front and rear covers and title page verso. Light shelfwear to boards and block. Pages are lightly age toned but otherwise clean and clear. Binding is tight. Four volume set bound in blue cloth with gilt lettering on front cover and spine. First volume is titled: Early Years 543 pp with bw illustrations. The second is titled: 1905-1928 xix 674 pp bw illustrations. The third volume: 1928-1945 Part 1 xvii 684 ppbw illustrations. The fourth volume: 1928-1945 Part II pages 739-1615 pp bw illustrations. Vol. 2 edited by Elliott Roosevelt assisted by James N. Rosenau; v. 3-4 edited by Elliott Roosevelt assisted by Joseph P. Lash. Foreword by Eleanor Roosevelt. Includes portraits facsimiles genealogical tables and indexes. Duell, Sloan and Pearce hardcover books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D. Delano; Rauch Basil‎

‎Franklin D. Roosevelt: Selected Speeches Messages Press Conferences and Letters Delano The Library of the Presidents‎

‎Norwalk Connecticut: The Easton Press 1989. Full-Leather. Near Fine/No Jacket. Publisher's Collector's Notes pamphlet and blank publisher bookplate laid in. Tiny scuff on spine. 1989 Full-Leather. xxiv 391 1 pp. 8vo. Original black full leather gilt titles and decorations all edges gilt ribbon marker bound in. A collection of presidential speeches addresses and correspondence by Franklin Delano Roosevelt spanning fifty-seven years 1888-1945. The Easton Press hardcover books‎

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‎Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Eleanor foreward by Carmicheal Donald Scott edited by‎

‎F. D. R. Coumnist The Uncollected Columns of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America‎

‎Chicaho: Pelligrini & Cudahy 1947. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Uncommon FDR title this noteworthy as it bears the book plate of The Amalgamated Book Club the members library of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America ACWA a labor union founded in 1914 famous for its socialist bent. It merged with the Textile Workers Union of America TWUA in 1976. Very good book in worn but presentable dustjacket. Pelligrini & Cudahy hardcover books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 011346

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.; Eleanor Roosevelt‎

‎F.D.R. His Personal Letters.‎

‎New York: Duell Sloan and Pearce 1950. First editions of the personal letters of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Octavo original cloth gilt titles to the spine and front panels 2 volumes illustrated. Foreword by Eleanor Roosevelt. Presentation copy inscribed by Eleanor Roosevelt on the front free endpaper of volume one "To Mr. Earle Koons with warm regards and good wishes from Eleanor Roosevelt." Edited by Elliot Roosevelt. Assisted by Joseph P. Lash. In fine condition. The original slipcase shows some of the usual wear. The personal letter of F.D.R. were hailed as "a remarkable piece of Americana." These two volumes trace the events and people in F.D.R. life that helped shape him to become one of the most important figures in the twentieth century. Duell, Sloan and Pearce hardcover books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 68004

‎Roosevelt Franklin D.; Pius XII Pope; Myron Charles Taylor‎

‎Wartime Correspondence Between President Roosevelt and Pope Pius XII with an Introudciton & Explanatory Notes By Myron C. Taylor Personal Representative of the President .to His Holiness Pope Pius XII Frances Perkins' copy‎

‎New York: The MacMillan Co 1947. Octavo. xii.127 pages Inscribed:" to Hon. Frances Perkins with kind regards Myron C. Taylor April 12 1947" While she was the first woman in a President's cabinet her contributions to the unfair conditions in the workplace led to the 40 hour work week workman's compensation and she emphasized to FDR the need for Social Security. When she met with major labor leaders and the large corporations in April of 1937 most of the heads of big business despised her. Myron C. Taylor was head of U.S. Steel but he agreed that good economics should do more on behalf of workers and hopefully make strikes unnecessary. In 1938 FDR sent him to the International Conference on behalf of Jews who were attempting to flee Europe while the U.S. and other countries had very narrow immigration laws often aimed at Jews. The book deals with: The first exchange of messages -- The dark days of 1940 -- "The seekers of light ad the seekers of peace" -- Easter April 1941 -- Assistance to the Soviet Union -- America at war -- The turning point of the war -- The invasion of Italy -- Toward "true and enduring peace" -- The death of the President. The owner has placed a U.S. stamp honoring Frances Perkins on the front pastedown. Bound in 1/4 light borwn cloth over red cloth spine lettered and decorated in gilt. A fine bright copy. The MacMillan Co unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 027263

‎ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN DELANO‎

‎A Baker Street Folio: Five Letters About Sherlock Holmes from Frankli n Delano Roosevelt‎

‎Summit New Jersey: Pamphlet House 1945. First Edition. One of 150 numbered copies. A fine copy of the rarest Sherlockian Pamphlet House publication. Pamphlet House unknown books‎

書籍販売業者の参照番号 : 9761J

‎ROOSEVELT FRANKLIN DELANO‎

‎Fish can be transported in meat trucks. Typed Letter Signed on White House stationery bearing watermark of Presidential seal from aboard the "U.S.S. Houston" 2 separate 4to pp Oct. 14 1935‎

‎Franklin D. Roosevelt decides a legal question allowing fish to be distributed in refrigerated meat trucks. "there appears to be nothing which would hinder the fishing industry from utilizing the refrigerator cars belonging to others" Roosevelt writes to U. S. Marshall John J. Murphy Boston MA agreeing to allow the fish companies to transport fish in refrigerated cars belonging to meat packing companies. Murphy sent a 5 1/2 page typed memorandum included explaining in great detail the transportation problem faced by the fish industry. Roosevelt agrees to intervene to facilitate this practical solution. Roosevelt begins with a review of the problem Murphy described. "You state that that industry fish industry has a limited market because refrigerator cars used for transporting meat to the East are returned empty. You attribute the existence of this situation to the so-called 'Consent Decree' and propose that steps be taken to remove the restrictions in order that the facilities which are now employed for the distribution of meats may be made available to the fishing fruit and vegetable industries." Roosevelt reviews the "Consent Decree" explaining that is "was the climax of a suit brought by the Government under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.against five of the leading packers in 1920" preventing them from using their "facilities in the handling of a large variety of non-meat food products including fish." The Government believed that the packers planned to extend their monopolistic practices to other food products. "It was on this account that packers were required to discontinue any dealing in many non-meat lines." Roosevelt reviews Supreme Court decisions which twice upheld the restriction noting the Court "refused to permit a modification of the decree." FDR then reasons that the Decree affects the designated large companies "there appears to be nothing which would hinder the fishing industry from utilizing the refrigerator cars belonging to others who ship perishable commodities to the East. It is my understanding that there is a heavy movement of empty refrigerator cars westward and these include both those which are owned by carriers and whose which are privately owned. If the 'Consent Decree' were modified." to allow packers to transport fish a question would then arise about cost. He advised Murphy to "look into these particular phases of the problem." Roosevelt concludes with a statement about the importance of transporting food across the country offering to arrange a conference among the various governmental entities involved. He notes the divergent roles played by the Department of Justice and the Interstate Commerce Commission in light of the Supreme Court restrictions against the meat packing industry. Signed in full "Franklin D. Roosevelt." Very slight chipping at margin folds some soiling at margins. The USS Houston from which FDR wrote our detailed letter was a Northampton-class cruiser of the U.S. Navy first launched in 1929 but sunk in the Battle of Sunda Strait on March 1 1942. President Roosevelt cruised aboard the USS Houston a number of times during his tenure as President . At least four journeys are recorded including this one corresponding with our Oct. 14 letter from October 2-23 1935 see fdr library at Marist College Day by Day events. ." On October 14 FDR's "Day by Day" listing notes "anchored to the eastward of Pedro Gonzales Island" and also notes that he was going fishing with Governor Schley of the Panama Canal. He later traveled with Schley to and through the Gatum locks. The Wikipedia entry for the USS Houston shows a photo of the ship off San Diego in October 1935 "with President Franklin D. Roosevelt on board. She is flying an admiral four-star flag at her foremast peak and the Presidential flag at her mainmast peak. Roosevelt appointed his correspondent John J. Murphy to the position of the U.S. Marshal for the District of Massachusetts in 1935. He served until 1939. Previous to that posting Murphy was the first Democratic Mayor of Somerville Mass. 1930-1934 and President of the Boston-based Franklin D. Roosevelt League. Murphy being from the Boston area would no doubt have been involved in or certainly aware of the fishing industry in Gloucester during the early 1930s. An article on July 15 2010 citing pieces in the New York Times from April through June of 1933 about the fishing industry indicated there had been a series of interactions between the President and the depressed fishing community in Gloucester during 1933. There was a shortage of cod and a surplus of mackerel. Fisherman were known to be dumping their catch to protest the low prices being paid for the fish. They wanted subsidies similar to the aid FDR had given farmer. The President met with the fishermen seemed to be in support of them but on his next visit to Gloucester was asked where that aid he promised was. Nothing had been done to alleviate the problems of the fishing industry. FDR's decision to facilitate transportation of fish as reflected in our letter was made against this problematic background. unknown books‎

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