There are a number of Federal programs of direct action or assistance to localities which can be timed and channeled so as to concentrate upon areas where unemployment is heavy without sacrifice of general national objectives.
Harry Truman: “There are a number of Federal programs of direct action or assistance to localities which can be timed and channeled so…”
On the recordJuly 13, 1949
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presidency.ucsb.eduEditor's note · Context
Memorandum to Agency Heads on the Channeling of Federal Procurement, etc., Programs to Areas of Economic Distress.
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