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July 15, 1938
The Mahnomen Pioneer
Mahnomen, Mahnomen County, Minnesota
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President Roosevelt, in his final press conference before a transcontinental and Pacific trip, expressed determination for Congress to pass a government reorganization bill, undeterred by its prior defeat and confident in future support.
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Insists on Reorganization
In his last press conference before starting on his transcontinental and Pacific ocean trip, President Roosevelt revealed that he was still determined to have congress pass a reorganization bill.
Seemingly not at all discouraged by the defeat of the measure in the last congress, he said he was confident the next session would realize that the country wants such a law and would enact it. The congressmen who voted to recommit the measure favored at least 90 per cent of the bill, he said, and opposed only 10 per cent of it.
In his last press conference before starting on his transcontinental and Pacific ocean trip, President Roosevelt revealed that he was still determined to have congress pass a reorganization bill.
Seemingly not at all discouraged by the defeat of the measure in the last congress, he said he was confident the next session would realize that the country wants such a law and would enact it. The congressmen who voted to recommit the measure favored at least 90 per cent of the bill, he said, and opposed only 10 per cent of it.
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In his last press conference before a transcontinental and Pacific ocean trip, President Roosevelt revealed determination for Congress to pass a reorganization bill, undeterred by its defeat in the last session and confident that the next would enact it, noting most congressmen favored 90 percent of it.