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|a "Is it well with these States?" (Stephen Vincent Benét, Burning City). -- "No One Has Starved" (Fortune Magazine). -- Hooverville (C.R. Walker, "Relief and Revolution," The Forum). -- Rebellion in the Cornbelt (Mary Heaton Vorse, Harper's magazine). -- Beans, Bacon, and Gravy (J. Greenway, American Folksongs of Protest). -- The Bank Crisis (Ruth McKenney, Industrial Valley). -- The Hundred Days (J. Frederick Essary, "The New Deal for Nearly Four Months", Literary Digest). -- The New Deal as Savior of Capitalism (Francis Perkins, The Roosevelt I Knew). -- The Theory of the New Deal (A.A. Berle, Jr., "The Social Economics of the New Deal" The New York Times Magazine). -- NRA Ballyhoo (Hugh Johnson, The Blue Eagle form Egg to Earth. -- The Brain Trust ("The Hullabaloo Over the "Brain Trust", Literary Digest). -- The TVA's Mission (The Journals of David E. Lilienthal, v. I). -- The Revival of Confidence (Rud Rennie, "Changing the Tune from Gloom to Cheer," Literary Digest). -- Rediscovering America (Anne O'Hare McCormick, The World at Home, ed. M.T. Sheehan). -- The Relief Lady Calls (Martha Gelhorn, The Trouble I've Seen). -- WPA Spending (Hallie Flanagan, Arena). -- NYA on the Campus (B. & E.K. Lindley, A New Deal for Youth). -- The President Signs the Social Security Act (Franklin D. Roosevelt "Presidential Statement", Public Papers and Addresses, v. IV, ed. Rosenman). -- The Significance of Social Security (Frances Perkins, "The Social Security Act", Vital Speeches, I). -- The Struggle for Industrial Unionism (Report of the Proceedings of 55th Annual Convention of the AFL). -- Violence at Goodyear (A.W. Jones, Life, Liberty, and Property). -- Sit-down at General Motors (M.H. Vorse, Labor's New Millions). -- The National Labor Relations Act (49 U.S. Statutes at Large 449). -- The Supreme Court Sustains the Wagner Act (NLRB v. Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation, 301 U.S. 1). -- A New Deal for the Farme (Franklin D. Roosevelt, "Address to Farmers", Vital Speeches, I). -- The Paradox of Scarcity and Abundance (Henry A. Wallace, New Frontier). -- Triple A Plowed Under (by the Staff of the Linving Newspaper, Federal Theatre Plays). -- Letters from the Dust Bowl (C.A. Henderson, Atlantic Monthly). -- The River (Pare Lorentz). -- Tough Babes in the Woods (Sherwood Anderson, Puzzled America). -- The Joads Reach a Government Camp (John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath). -- FDR's Class Coalition (Thomas Stockes, Chip Off My Shoulder). -- Roosevelt Explains the Box Score (Public Papers and Addresses, v. V., ed. Rosenman). -- A Complete Rout (The Secret Diary of Harold L. Ickes, v. I). -- Politics of the Deed (Samuel Lubell, "Post Mortem: Who Elected Roosevelt?" Saturday Evening Post). -- The Failure of Liberal Democracy (B. Stolberg & W.J. Vinton, The Economic Consequences of the New Deal). -- Ballad of Roosevelt (Langston Hughes, New Republic). -- A Muckraker's Proclamation (E. Winter & Granville Hicks, eds., The Letters of Lincoln Steffens, v. II). -- Why I Am Not a Communist (John Dewey, The Modern Monthly). -- Huey Long's "First Days in the White House" (Huey P. Long, My First Days in the White House). -- The Administration Strikes Back at Long (L. Seligman & E.E. Cornwell, Jr., eds., New Deal Mosaic). -- Father Coughlin's Union Party (Father Charles E. Coughlin, "A Third Party", Vital Speeches, v. II). -- The Republican Creed (Daniel O. Hastings, "Battle of November", Today). -- Dr. Roosevelt Is a Quack (H.L. Mencken, "Three Years of Dr. Roosevelt," The American Mercury. -- Herbert Hoover Indicts the New Deal (Herbert Hoover, Address, Oct. 30, 1936, The New Yori Times). -- The Cliché Expert Testifies as a Roosevelt Hater (Frank Sullivan, A Pearl in Every Oyster). -- The Supreme Court Is the Shield of Liberty ("Reorganization of the Federal Judiciary", Senate Report N˚711, 75th Cong., 1st Sess.). -- Roosevelt's Bombshell Message (Wireless to the London Conference, July 3, 1933, Public Papers and Addresses, v. II, ed. Rosenman). -- "I Hate War" (Franklin D. Roosevelt, Address at Chautauqua, N.Y., Public Papers and Addresses, v. V., ed. Rosenman). -- History Repeats Itself (Bruce Bliven, "This is Where I Came In", New Republic). -- Litany for Dictatorships (Stephen Vincent Benét, The Selected Works). -- Weep in Years to Come (Irwin Shaw, Mixed Company). -- The Charlottesville Program (Franklin D. Roosevelt, Address at Charlottesville, Va., Dept. of State Bulletin, II). -- The Cry for Appeasement (Fred L. Israel, ed., The War Diary of Breckinridge Long). -- The Destroyer-Base Deal (F.D.R. Letter, F.D.R.: His Personal Letters, v. II., ed. Elliott Roosevelt). -- The "Green-Light" Telegram (Joseph Grew, telegram to the Secretary of State, U.S. Dept. of State, Peace and War). -- A Word-Wide Conflict (F.D.R. Letter, F.D.R.: His Personal Letters, v. II, ed. Elliott Roosevelt). -- "Foreseen For So Many Years" (Robinson Jeffers, "Battle (May, 1940)," Be Angry at the Sun).
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