An adequate plan should be adopted to prevent a recurrence of this disaster in order that the people may restore to productivity and comfort their fields and their towns.
Calvin Coolidge: “An adequate plan should be adopted to prevent a recurrence of this disaster in order that the people may restore to…”
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Coolidge advocates for a proactive approach to disaster prevention to help communities recover and thrive.
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