I urge all citizens, particularly employers, the press, labor organizations, women's associations, professional groups and civic and patriotic bodies, to secure full information and use such means of informing the veterans as may be most effective.
Calvin Coolidge: “I urge all citizens, particularly employers, the press, labor organizations, women's associations, professional groups…”
On the recordJanuary 10, 1927
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Proclamation—War Risk Life Insurance
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