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President's Message to Congress on Foreign Trade
The address urges expanded U S diplomacy and a stronger foreign trade program after World War I. It calls for a modern foreign service with merit-based appointments, improved diplomatic machinery, and a firmer stance in Central America and the Caribbean to protect American investments and promote peace and commerce. It highlights the Monroe Doctrine, arbitration efforts, and the need for joint action with banks and merchants to boost American commerce abroad.
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