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Dear Mrs. Ivan G. Martin,
It is difficult for me to comprehend the terrors of poverty and economic woe that have befallen your family.  As both you and I know, the soberingly volatile position of your family are not alone.  I am continuing to employ different programs meant to restore the economy to its good health, through the funding of different groups and investments.  I do not believe that direct aid would do good upon Americans' mental inclinations, but of course I am first and foremost both empathetic and responsive to your troubles.
Sincerely,
Herbert Hoover

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Dear Lorena Hickok,
I am very sorry to hear about the troubles of your town. The Great Depression is hard on everyone especially those who are supposed to be supplying our country with food. Unfortunately I can not give special treatment to the farmers in your town. People can not be dependent on the government to fix their financial needs. I suggest you come together as a town and try to help each other. Keep your hopes up, the worst is behind you and before you know it everything will get better!
Signed,
Herbert Hoover

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Dear H. E. G,
I appreciate your concern for the less fortunate and definitely see your point of view. However, this administration would not be able support this unless elderly in question would be able to give back to the economy. As we would love to help, this isn't a sound investment. There may be some local aid in your aid that may help with your issue.
I hope your issue resolves soon,
H. C. Hoover

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Dear Lorena,
I understand that the situation which you have witnessed is deeply unsettling. Unfortunately, I cannot assist you specifically as an individual. The roots of liberalism grow from equality of opportunity, meaning I cannot specifically assist one particular person. My efforts must be for the good of our country as a whole. You will be enchanted to hear that I intend to implement changes that will likely help your situation, as they are aimed at rebuilding our nation's agriculture. I will be giving large appropriations in order to rebuild the tracts of agriculture and farmland that were decimated by the drought. I wish you the best.
Sincerely,
H.C. Hoover

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Dear Clark B Kahler,
I am sorry to hear that you had to experience a horrible flood in your town. I understand your troubles and I would like you to know that the Federal Government is doing everything in our power to help you and your community. I'm glad to hear that the Keystone Hook and Ladder Company has helped many families. The government is hard at work building public buildings and repairing the floods. We will continue do everything possible to help you. I am very proud of the American Legion and Roland Ritter for all the help.
Sincerely,
President Hoover

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Dear Ms. H.E.G,
You are the true definition of what an American should be. Your care and the aid that you provide to those in need is exactly what we need from our citizens. The care and charity that you are providing will help us get out of this tough time and into the prosperous age that is just around the corner. Unfortunately it is very difficult for me to authorize a program specifically for the aged people of this country. The best thing that you can do in your community is to continuing volunteering your services to aiding the aged. On thing that you can definitely do to help this situation is convince others in your community to help you care for those in need. Charity and volunteer service is the most critical thing anybody can be doing to support out country.

Thank you,
President Hoover

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Dear Mrs. Hickok
I'm sorry for the troubles you're experiencing, and those in North Dakota, but I truly believe that this is only a slight economic downturn and it will be resolved soon. In the meantime, focus on your own economic freedom to do what you see as fit for yourself. On a country that was built on the self-reliance of man, it is only expected that you must be able to independently deal with this issue, as our founding fathers did in the past. I wish you luck, and encourage you to participate in any of the programs that have been previously set up by the federal government, but I cannot give a handout to the public like you ask, because where will I draw the line after that? I hope you understand my message, and I wish you luck.
Hoover

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Dear Clark B. Kahler,
I am sorry that you had to go through such a horrible flood. I am glad that the people of your community were able to help you out of a terrible situation. It shows that things can be solved quickly by people that are able to volunteer, instead of having government help with the situation. I praise the people from the American Legion and the Keystone Hook and Ladder Company for helping out.

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Dear Clark B. Kahler from Pennsylvania,
I will make sure that these volunteer groups are recognized.  I love how the locals are making an effort to help their communities.  We need people like those in your community to work on their own without relying on the government to save them all the time.  The American Legion, Roland Ritter Post 268, and the Keystone Hook and Ladder Company will be formally recognized by myself.
Thank you,
President Hoover

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Dear Anonymous,
I understand your troubles and I appreciate your letter. I am sorry you are struggling. Keep working at becoming a nurse, you have worked this far with your studies. Hard work will allow you to reach your goals and allow you to make a living in this time of need, the worst of the time should be over soon. I am trying my best to oversee the issue but I have faith that the people of America can overcome any problems they have if they. We would like to help but it is unfortunately not in our governments power at the moment. Good luck in the future!
Sincerely,
President Hoover

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Dear Clark B. Kahler,
I sympathize with you situation, and I understand that the flood must have caused great damage, has you have mentioned. I greatly appreciate the work of the Keystone Hook and Ladder Company and the other organizations volunteering to give aid. I suggest that you encourage more organizations to step up and take action, and that is what I think the best decision at this moment. I praise the work your community is doing and can only suggest that you continue to work hard. I am honored to give personal honor to the American Legion and Roland Ritter.
Sincerely yours,
President Hoover.

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Dear Mrs. Ivan G. Martin
I appreciate that you and your family are trying to earn an honest living.  The economic crisis will be fixed soon.  I can  not provide assistance directly to the people, but the government can help with organizations to help industry.

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Dear Clark B Kahler,
I am deeply sorry that your borough of Muncy, Pennsylvania flooded. The Federal Government must provide emergency relief and temporary work for you and your community whenever possible. The Keystone Hook and Ladder Company and the American Legion, Roland Ritter Post 268 seem to be doing a good job. I'm glad to hear that your immediate distress is being taken care of; that families were relocated, livestock were rescued, hot coffee and food were distributed, and emergency sleeping quarters were established. Our next step is to build up a basis of permanent employment, and since I am pleased with the way that things are being taken care of, I will write the letter.
Sincerely,
Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Dear Lorena Hickok,
I understand your struggles and I deeply sympathize with you. It is in fact very unfortunate that you and your fellow farmers have faced problems with natural events like hail storms and obviously with the economic state of our country. Although I cannot help with the environmental problems you are facing, I certainly can help you with your economic problems as your president. With my proposal of the New Deal, people like you will be better accounted for. I will ensure more support and economic improvements towards farmers. I appreciate the work you have already done and I hope to see you going back to hard work soon with improved circumstances.
Sincerely,
Franklin D. Roosevelt

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From the White House to New Jersey, much love for you and your struggles. The inability to feed a family of six children is quite frustrating, I have planned to propose a production of more efficient crops. Prescriptions glasses that you so dear require will be none of worry, as medical services will be incorporated for the needy. Schooling shall be available to all who desire it, and I hope you find your grounds as a nurse soon as taxation is corrected.

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To H.E.G.,
I sympathize with your cause and I understand where you are coming from. I am well aware of Americans that are unable to support themselves, especially the elderly. I soon wish to put in place a system of welfare for the elderly when they reach a certain age. The elderly have worked hard and lived a long life, they deserve some type of severance and meals. Thank for bringing up this issue.

Yours truly,
F.D.R

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Dear New Jersey 19 year old female,
I appreciate your concern with the future and aspiration for success in the future. While I cannot provide the loan you wish for I can offer some reassurance. I, along with my counterparts, are working on a plan to bring back jobs to the deserving american people. I assure you that if you work hard to get through school we will be doing our job to get you opportunity. Relief will be brought to the country, I wish you good luck.

From,
Roosevelt

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Dear Georgia,
The work you are doing of elderly people of the community is wonderful, I too share your sympathy and believe the government to be responsible for coming to their aid. As for the people of your town who are unable to help themselves, I believe in funding such programs that will allow for these people to gain spending power and wealth, a feat that would ultimately flow into the private enterprise as well as the rest of the nation. After all, a very large portion of our nation cannot currently help themselves; how can a nation function with such a large portion of its people in need.
-Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Dear Mrs. Ivan G. Martin,
I'm so sorry to hear about your situation. Our government is putting more money into circulation. Our government spending will positively effect consumer spending so hopefully that will help you in the future. I cannot individually help you but the government efforts are sure to help you in the near future. I'm sorry for the inconvenience and wish the best of luck for the future.
Sincerely,
Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Dear Clark B. Kahler,

I am glad to hear that everyone from your community was there to help pinch in. But, it could’ve been more efficient if the government came in and helped the efforts. I’m sorry to hear that you all had to go through a terrible time. In the future, if something catastrophic happens, the government will do everything to help.

Sincerely,

President Roosevelt

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Dear Lorena

I feel for you deeply in this hard time.  This terrible situation which you have shared with me is like so many all over the country. And being that you the people are the most important part of out country I plan to aid you unlike Herbert Hoover. Without the hardworking people of these affected towns in our country we would have no country so I belive you have as much importance as everyone else in the country and deserve our support. Through food stamps and other orginazations I promise to helo your lively hood get better and get our nation on track.

Franklin D Roosevelt