The Archive · 1938

No Loss of Prestige

High officials of the Administration meanwhile refused to interpret the fate of the bill as a defeat or loss of President Roosevelt's prestige. They explained that for forty years chief executives of the United have met with failure when attempted to obtain similar organization.

Officials indicated that no at would ye made to revive the The defeat of the Sin also ande in the House during. this

the chance of any wage and believed United reas t ji legislation before steal

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