...stabilizing factor in a modern democracy. The problem was clearly recognized by President Roosevelf during the campaign of 1932. In a noteworthy speech...agencies dealing with the problem." Then he continued: "First, I would reorganize the United States Department of Agriculture, looking toward the administrative...

...discreet endorsement of the domestic allotment plan, was plainly on the side of social management. "We must have, I assert with all possible emphasis, national planning in agriculture. . . . We need unity of planning, coherence in our Administration and emphasis upon cures rather than upon drugs."...