This summary list of projects involving the uses of water is not to be regarded as fixed or final, as the report itself notes, but rather indicates a great forward step in the development of the planning process.
FDR: “This summary list of projects involving the uses of water is not to be regarded as fixed or final, as the report itself…”
On the recordFebruary 2, 1937
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Message to Congress Transmitting the National Resource Committee's Six-Year Program of Public Works
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