We have sent recommendations to Congress to make an emergency appropriation to deal with this particular pest because it is probably the most dangerous thing that has attacked American horticulture.
Herbert Hoover: “We have sent recommendations to Congress to make an emergency appropriation to deal with this particular pest because it…”
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