National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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... adequate asistance to rural com- munities suffering disasters from flood , drought , and other natural causes . We shall promote stabilization of agricultural income through intelligent management of ac- cumulated surpluses , and ...
... adequate asistance to rural com- munities suffering disasters from flood , drought , and other natural causes . We shall promote stabilization of agricultural income through intelligent management of ac- cumulated surpluses , and ...
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... adequate credit designed to meet the needs of expanded opportunities. action . It takes legitimate pride in its consistent record of initiating and developing every con- structive program designed to protect and con- serve the human and ...
... adequate credit designed to meet the needs of expanded opportunities. action . It takes legitimate pride in its consistent record of initiating and developing every con- structive program designed to protect and con- serve the human and ...
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... adequate income ; That all veterans be given equal and adequate opportunity for readjustment following service , including unemployment compensation when needed , but placing emphasis on obtaining suit- able employment for veterans ...
... adequate income ; That all veterans be given equal and adequate opportunity for readjustment following service , including unemployment compensation when needed , but placing emphasis on obtaining suit- able employment for veterans ...
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