They must not be demobilized into an environment of inflation and unemployment, to a place on a bread line, or on a corner selling apples.
FDR: “They must not be demobilized into an environment of inflation and unemployment, to a place on a bread line, or on a…”
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Roosevelt emphasizes the importance of ensuring returning veterans are not faced with economic hardship after the war.
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