FDR: “They have often served to keep lines of communication open when…”

On the recordMay 10, 1940

They have often served to keep lines of communication open when disorder, war, or misfortune closed other channels.

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Democratic · New York

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Message on the Reopening of the New York World's Fair

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FDR: “They have often served to keep lines of communication open when disorder, war, or misfortune closed other channels.”