The "Star-Spangled Banner" played after each of these thirty works was delivered.
One of these works mentions Italian immigrants in Brazil and Argentina, where they achieved "success and the comfort of good living, and good citizenship." Another closes by recounting that when Andrew Jackson died and someone asked "Will he go to Heaven?" the reply was, "He will if he wants to." CBS reporter Harry Butcher named these works, the direct inspiration for a speech that Jimmy Carter delivered while wearing a memorable wool cardigan. The "Star-Spangled Banner" played after each of these thirty works was delivered. The first of them was given on a bank holiday proclaimed by their deliverer, who explained in very simple terms how banks worked. For 10 points, name these evening radio addresses made to the American public during the Great Depression by FDR.
One of these works mentions Italian immigrants in Brazil and Argentina, where they achieved "success and the comfort of good living, and good citizenship."
fireside chats [accept, until the giveaway, answers indicating Franklin Delano Roosevelt's evening speeches to the American public over radio; prompt on speeches of Franklin Delano Roosevelt]