On the recordJuly 3, 1951
It is my earnest hope that in the days ahead, the Congress will review with care the consequences of enacting a weak measure and will come forward with the strong legislation we need so badly.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “It is my earnest hope that in the days ahead, the Congress will review with care the consequences of enacting a weak…”
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Letter to the President of the Senate on the Continued Need for Effective Price, Wage, and Production Controls.
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