INTERNAL DISSENSION
GRAVE DANGER IN U.S.A
UNEMPLOYE D MIL LI ON S
“WORK MUST TIE FOUND”
(FJoe. Tel. Copyright—United .Press Assn.) (Received December 29, 3.30 p.m.) NEW YORK, Dec. 28.
Mr. Richberg issued a warning at Cleveland to-day that America faces internal dissension unless the unemployed millions are given work. Vojcing a hope that, business would do its part, lie said that there were large numbers of businessmen who were now in favor of the dole because it would cost them less than to give men work. Criticising this view as very shortsighted, he added: “Perhaps it might he cheaper even in a money sense to find work for these idle hands than to support the armies necessary to hold them back if once these pleading fingers turned into threatening claws. We may have some reasonable fears of a foreign foe, but the gravest dangers threatening America are those of internal dissension.’’
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18591, 29 December 1934, Page 15
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