President Franklin D Roosevelt Gives Navy Day Address

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by industrial output due to obstruction by small minorities, including industrial managers and labor leaders. It highlights the negative impact of these groups on the nation's progress and labor's true cause. The speaker also references a state of unlimited emergency declared five months prior, noting the onset of conflict and historical significance of the first shot fired.

What is the main issue caused by a small minority of industrial managers?

• They are reducing industrial costs.

• They are obstructing output for extra profits.

• They are improving productivity.

• They are supporting labor leaders.

How does the speaker describe the minority of labor leaders?

• As beneficial to industrial managers.

• As a threat to labor's true cause.

• As neutral in the conflict.

• As a support to the nation.

What significant action did the speaker take five months ago?

• Declared a state of limited emergency.

• Called for a national holiday.

• Proclaimed a state of unlimited emergency.

• Announced a new industrial policy.

What has history recorded according to the speaker?

• The beginning of industrial peace.

• The resolution of labor disputes.

• The first shot fired in the conflict.

• The end of the emergency state.

What is the speaker's hope for the future?

• More emergency declarations.

• Increased industrial obstruction.

• Resolution after the last shot.

• Continued conflict.