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Newsmen get dope from Senate majority after White House discussion in sit-strikes. Washington, D.C., March 27. Majority leader of the Senate, Senator Joseph T. Robinson discusses possible congressional action on the sit-down strike crisis with reporters following a White House conference today. After discussing all phases of the strike crisis with President Roosevelt, congressional leaders announced there is small chance that the federal government would intervene, 3/27/1937

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Senate leaders leave White House conference on sit-down stike crisis. Washington, D.C., March 27. Senate majority leader Joseph T. Robinson, (left) and Vice President Garner as they left a White House conference today with President Roosevelt on the sit-down strike situation. Senator Robinson announced that it is unlikely that the government would intervene in the strike, 3/27/1937

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Corn loans "immediate necessity" President Roosevelt told. Washington, D.C., Oct. 20. Corn loans of 60 cents a bushel are an "immediate necessity", Edward R. O'Neal, (center) President of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told President Roosevelt at a White House conference today. The condition of farm prices is one reason for the stock market being so jittery, O'Neal told newsmen following the call. Earl Smith, (left) President oft he Illinois Agricultural Association, and Clifford H. Gregory, Editor of Wallace's Farm Journal, were also in on the Conference. 102037

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Mail order head at White House conference. Washington, D.C., Nov. 10. Robert E. Wood, President of Sears-Roebuck was in a White House conference today with President Roosevelt, federal officials and other business men to discuss a home building program planned for next year. 11/10/37

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Corn loans "immediate necessity" President Roosevelt told. Washington, D.C., Oct. 20. Corn loans of 60 cents a bushel are an "immediate necessity", Edward R. O'Neal, (center) President of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told President Roosevelt at a White House conference today. The condition of farm prices is one reason for the stock market being so jittery, O'Neal told newsmen following the call. Earl Smith, (left) President oft he Illinois Agricultural Association, and Clifford H. Gregory, Editor of Wallace's Farm Journal, were also in on the Conference. 10/20/37

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Mail order head at White House conference. Washington, D.C., Nov. 10. Robert E. Wood, President of Sears-Roebuck was in a White House conference today with President Roosevelt, federal officials and other business men to discuss a home building program planned for next year. 111037

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Senate leaders leave White House conference on sit-down stike crisis. Washington, D.C., March 27. Senate majority leader Joseph T. Robinson, (left) and Vice President Garner as they left a White House conference today with President Roosevelt on the sit-down strike situation. Senator Robinson announced that it is unlikely that the government would intervene in the strike, 3271937

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PRESIDENT'S NEXT BIRTHDAY TO BE AGAIN USED IN NATIONAL 'FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS.' WASHINGTON, D.C. OCTOBER 25. AT A WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE TODAY, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AUTHORIZED THE USE OF HIS NEXT BIRTHDAY FOR THE NATIONAL 'FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS' CAMPAIGN, AND AT THE SAME TIME, ANNOUNCED THE PERSONNEL OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WHICH HE HAS PERSONALLY INVITED TO CONDUCT THE DRIVE. PICTURED WITH THE PRESIDENT ARE, L TO R: KEITH MORGAN OF NEW YORK WHO WILL AGAIN BE CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE; GEORGE ALLEN OF WASHINGTON, D.C. WHO WILL AGAIN BE DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS, AND GEORGE W. BAKER OF SAN FRANCISCO, WHO WAS THE DIRECTOR OF STATE ORGANIZATION FOR CALIFORNIA, WHICH LED ALL STATES LAST YEAR IN THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF FUNDS RAISED

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