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Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [2 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- y 24, 1941 Memo t o Pepper : Notes for speeches In the days to come , we lal.ow not what our judgement should be . Facts come fast . Please .r emember that I want t o hear f r om any one of you at any time , if you feel t hat you may aid me i n
- nations. For it's own good r easons--es:pecially- collective securityand aid in its own i~dustrialization, the Soviet Union sought collabora tion with us. And for our ovm roasons--our foresichted suspicion of :possible trouble with Japan and o.lso
- on in their state, v1th 90 per cent ot the newspapers batting bard t or one candidate. And when 70u see all the bo7s ganging up I on one side, I can't resist the good old American custom ot seeing what's to be said on the other aide. The Florida election battle
- thi1 atation 4ur1D& the war tor the oountrrr•aide and s tr e homes , or tor Canada or the Unitecl States, some to drown in. the oold Atlantic oheertul.lf a1ng1q "Holl Out the Barrel~ aa they went down ud a German aubaarlne oommander »leased hi
Folder, "Pepper, Senator Claude - Speeches and Letters [1941]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 15
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- , or ffiuno•• ot WMlth lying aro\lD.Cl looM IU land ,.... Uft11Ga1 Ra)1>un, 1,-ald.n& owr tu radio toc1&.1. ■aid ,bat Eaglaa4 1• rw:saiug eut ot oa■h. Wb&t ot 1tl W. haw '°9 .-h gol • I'b wo\114 'be tar btttter to pl&M this goU., ••t•l __.nht.p u4 ffiunoes
- of Monday last, headed, "World Food Survey Shows Where Aid sun Is Needed. War's Hunger Aftermath Hit ting Hardest at China, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Yugoslavia-End of UNRRAaBlow." Thestoryisaround-up from New York Times correspondents all over
- , !hf' P rt>.~i ch- 11 1 the ~ll thorit y tu aid in m au~ria l 01' The 1"re nrh de lc.i ~· m nt:Ct> µ lm~ o· B I '>0 l I· l d C: l't!d i L ', h o.-.l' coun Lne~ und uuLiow;. which lu h i~ juctgm
- Fountain of Youth in Florida. He WP.S very much concerned cbout the stoppege of Lend-Lease by the United states to -Greet Britain. One of the things which has struck me most forcibly both in London and here is that aid from the United states
- , is going to mean that no substantial number of now hoascs for veterans or for tho civilian population a.re going to be built in the noar futur e . Unless you got materials you can ' t build a house and if you do not provide govornmor.tal aid to increase
- in every home and restaurant. Of course, if Congress refuses to allow the Government to continue to aid producers while holding down prices, as sure as the sun shines either the producers or the consumers must suffer. We are hoping to get a program worked
Folder, "Pepper, Claude (Senator) - Notes [1940-1943] [1 of 2]," Papers of Charles Marsh, Box 11
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- situation?" He said, "Why, of course, I do. It means that we shall go back to a standard of living equal to that of 1835. Take the men off the W. P . A ., take away the subsidy from the farmer, take away our R. F . C. aid to business, take away
- , only In aid of the mighty effort which he is exerting better to prepare and d~fend America, and to strllre down the mon sters of tyranny everywhere in the world. First, I propose that Congress begin with self-examination; that the congress streamline