I do so again in the belief that no other of our internal problems is of greater moment than the rehabilitation of our forests, now so hopefully begun but needing the strong support of our collective will and intelligence.
Calvin Coolidge: “I do so again in the belief that no other of our internal problems is of greater moment than the rehabilitation of our…”
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Proclamation—American Forest Week, April 24-30, 1927
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