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FDR: While we shall have droughts again, their effects, in the future, will not be so serious as they have been this year.

On the recordOctober 9, 1936
While we shall have droughts again, their effects, in the future, will not be so serious as they have been this year.
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Democratic · New York

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Rear-Platform Remarks at Red Oak, Iowa

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