The vigorous program of research to develop new building materials and more efficient building methods, on which the building industry has made an encouraging start, can be aided by the Government, particularly through such research agencies as the Bureau of Standards and the Forest Products Laboratory.
Harry Truman: “The vigorous program of research to develop new building materials and more efficient building methods, on which the…”
On the recordFebruary 22, 1948
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Special Message to the Congress on Housing
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