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The original documents are located in Box D13, folder "East Grand Rapids High Speech,
November 11, 1948" of the Ford Congressional Papers: Press Secretary and Speech File at
the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
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Digitized from Box D13 of The Ford Congressional Papers: Press Secretary and Speech File at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
East. H.R. High spuch -11/11/48
I. Introduction
armstice Day - nov." 1918
50, on billed i 50, on died of anfluenza
What does it mean to you?
What should it mean toyou ?
Respect to your parents.
What did it mean to me?
What does at mean to me?
Tremendous affort by men & women.
Conditions in 1931
Depression - men out of work
bread lives, factories closed,
we
unrest in Europe & thoughout
soft ster self
The world, distators either
taking over on about to
take men, our own gots
foreign X domestic policies
were unsettled
What effect on our generation?
Stronger move work
Conditions today
Greater challenge but better equiped
We
FORD & LIBRARY GENALD
SERVED 1080 TEXASIT
Fort fornts
Hiba story
destiny to fulfill
you to our country has a propheter