My father, who was cradling my little sister, on the other hand, was much more skeptical, even though I know he checked off Roosevelt's name on the ballot. He was not so sure of the ability of the new guy in town, who claimed he could put an end to the hardships of the Depression. I heard him complain after the broadcast was over that this guy won't be any different than President Hoover. He's been gallivanting around makin

My father seemed to be somewhat impressed with how Roosevelt was handling these matters in such a short time. So you can bet, the next day my father drove to New York to reinvest his money now that his confidence was restored in the new President of the United States. As the President said, "Together we cannot fail."

I remember that day, March 12, 1933, because my parents had bumped my bedtime back just so I could hear the President's speech at ten o'clock p.m. The President thought it wise to let the citizens of the United States in on what his plans were to bring things back to order. He discussed how the banking system worked in layman's terms, so that the average citizen would be aware of exactly what the problem was. He let America know why all the banks had temporarily shut their doors. He explained that tomorrow, March 13th, the largest banks in American, the 12 federal reserve banks, would reopen their doors, and in the following days, all the other banks would slowly reopen for business with enough

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