Toward Economic Security: A Review of President Roosevelt's Economic Security Program

Published by President's Committee on Economic Security, Washington DC, 1935

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Slim octavo (23.25cm); original printed wrappers, stapled; [vi],16,[2]pp. Light wear and handling, faint crease to upper left corner of rear wrapper, else Near Fine. Pamphlet based on a symposium entitled "The Economic Security Program," broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting system on March 16, 1935. Contains brief essays by Harry Hopkins ("The Economic Security Plan"), Murry W. Latimer ("Security Against Old Age Dependency"), Katharine Lenroot ("Security for Children"), Arthur J. Altmeyer ("Features of the Unemployment Insurance Plan"), and Dr. I.S. Falk ("Preventing Insecurity Caused by Illness"). Issued just a few months prior to Roosevelt signing the Social Security Bill into law on 14 August, 1935.

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Title
Toward Economic Security: A Review of President Roosevelt's Economic Security Program
Author
[FDR] [ECONOMIC SECURITY PROGRAM] HOPKINS, Harry, Arthur J. Altmeyer, Murray Latimer, Katherine Lenroot, and I.S. Falk (contributors)
Publisher
President's Committee on Economic Security, Washington DC
Publication year
1935
Edition
First Edition.
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