The willingness of young men to devote a month to this training program for better citizenship is proof of good-will in the generation on which will presently devolve the maintenance of our social and political institutions.
Herbert Hoover: “The willingness of young men to devote a month to this training program for better citizenship is proof of good-will in…”
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Message Endorsing Military Training Camps
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