FDR: “Our problem is to see to it that there is no idle critical machine in…”

On the recordApril 29, 1941

Our problem is to see to it that there is no idle critical machine in the United States.

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Democratic · New York

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Letter Requesting Around-the-Clock Defense Production

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FDR: “Our problem is to see to it that there is no idle critical machine in the United States.”