Harry Truman: “If we succeed in the effort for peace, our productive ability will…”

On the recordJanuary 15, 1952

If we succeed in the effort for peace, our productive ability will enable us to achieve a material well-being never before known.

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Democratic · Missouri

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Annual Message to the Congress: The President's Economic Report

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