The original New Deal of the 1930s was not a single program or piece of legislation—it was a whole era of turmoil. Besides its famous alphabet soup of federal agency names, the New Deal included ...

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Roosevelt’s campaign introduced Americans to the New Deal that would become his signature government ... Many of his more activist executive programs—the so-called “Alphabet Soup” of new federal ...

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Roosevelt, and when Roosevelt became President, Frankfurter supplied him with bright young Harvard Law men to help staff the alphabet soup of New Deal agencies. But the center of Frankfurter's ...

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A recent analysis by the New York Times found that his companies were promised $3 billion across nearly 100 different contracts last year with a veritable alphabet soup of three-letter agencies.

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