FDR: “We in the next few years, when peace comes, will be able to devote…”

On the recordOctober 28, 1944

We in the next few years, when peace comes, will be able to devote more thought to making our country more useful—every acre of it.

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Democratic · New York

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Remarks at Clarksburg, West Virginia

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