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- 2 - The old man was silent for a while and then he said: BARITY ARCHIVES GOVERNMENT "NATIONAL SERVICE" RECORDS TRUMAN AND LIBRARY "Son, I've listened to sad stories for fifty years and that's the saddest one I've heard yet." I agree. I can think of no harder job than to try to sell the Republican Party to the men and women of Gary who lived through those dark years of the Republican depression in Nineteen Thirty - Thirty-one and Thirty-two. More than twelve million able bodied Americans couldn't find work. The average hourly wage in industry was only forty-five cents and take-home pay was barely Seventeen Dollars a week. There was no unemployment compensation, no work relief - just bread lines.

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