The nation's constantly increasing fire waste is cause for general concern and consideration.
Calvin Coolidge: “The nation's constantly increasing fire waste is cause for general concern and consideration.”
On the recordSeptember 20, 1926
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Proclamation—Fire Prevention Week—1926
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