September 17, 1937 – FDR Has A Word About Constitution Day –
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September 13, 1938 – September Is Crisis Month – The Perils Of Being Prague
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August 31, 1939 – Preparations – Demands – Evacuations
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August 29-30, 1939 – Europe On The Edge Of War – Hours And Minutes.
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April 30, 1939 – New York World’s Fair Opens – The World Of Tomorrow.
WOR – Opening of New York World’s Fair – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – On
Saga Of The Nine Old Men – FDR And Expanding The Supreme Court In 1937 – Past Daily Reference Room.
With the latest storm of controversy over the “court packing issue”, here’s a reminder the
December 21, 1939 – Christmas In Wartime – Festive In Short Supply – The Last Of Merry For The Duration.
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November 2, 1936 – Eve Of An Election 1936 – A Last Word Or Two From FDR Before The Polls Close.
November 2nd in 1936 was the last day before the Presidential election that year. As
October 12, 1937 – FDR: A Fireside Chat
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September 30, 1934 – FDR Has A Few Words About Government
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