President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed the nation on the banking crisis in 1933.
(Associated Press/ File)
Amid echoes of FDR, debate rekindles over New Deal
President Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed the nation on the banking crisis in 1933.
(Associated Press/ File)
WASHINGTON - As Barack Obama prepares for his inauguration, the echoes of one of his greatest inspirations - Franklin D. Roosevelt's handling of the Great Depression - resound everywhere. (Full article: 1054 words)
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