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January 19, 1935
Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Prof. Raymond Moley, former New Deal advisor, calls the new Congress 'merely liberal' and praises Roosevelt's recovery program for preserving democracy and capitalism, applauding social security proposals, at a Chicago dinner on Jan. 19.
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Moley Sees Congress As 'Liberal' Group
CHICAGO, Jan. 19 (U.P) - The new congress isn't radical, it's "merely liberal," in the opinion of Prof. Raymond Moley, erstwhile leader of President Roosevelt's advisors at the beginning of the "New Deal."
"As congresses go, I'd say it is a little better than the average," Moley said at the annual dinner of the Commercial Club of Chicago.
The former "brain truster" defined the Roosevelt recovery program as:
"A stupendous effort to maintain our traditional democracy in political life and the profit and loss system in economic life."
He applauded the President's social security proposals.
CHICAGO, Jan. 19 (U.P) - The new congress isn't radical, it's "merely liberal," in the opinion of Prof. Raymond Moley, erstwhile leader of President Roosevelt's advisors at the beginning of the "New Deal."
"As congresses go, I'd say it is a little better than the average," Moley said at the annual dinner of the Commercial Club of Chicago.
The former "brain truster" defined the Roosevelt recovery program as:
"A stupendous effort to maintain our traditional democracy in political life and the profit and loss system in economic life."
He applauded the President's social security proposals.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Congress
Liberal
New Deal
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Social Security
What entities or persons were involved?
Prof. Raymond Moley
President Roosevelt
Where did it happen?
Chicago
Story Details
Key Persons
Prof. Raymond Moley
President Roosevelt
Location
Chicago
Event Date
Jan. 19
Story Details
Prof. Raymond Moley describes the new congress as merely liberal and better than average, defines the Roosevelt recovery program as maintaining traditional democracy and the profit and loss system, and applauds the President's social security proposals.