It is distinctly worthwhile to remind the public not only that many great industrial enterprises are based upon the technical and mechanical requirements of the Army and Navy but also that many inventions and new processes of the greatest value to mankind are the outgrowth of researches undertaken in behalf of these national establishments
Herbert Hoover: “It is distinctly worthwhile to remind the public not only that many great industrial enterprises are based upon the…”
On the recordApril 8, 1931
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Message to a Dinner of the American Institute.
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