President's Message: Naval vigor and foreign policy aims
Roosevelt urges Congress to sustain a strong navy to deter war, pursue peaceful arbitration, and uphold international law. He calls for public oversight of corporations, expansion of agriculture research, arid-land irrigation, forest reserves, and Philippine development while stressing responsible naturalization and national unity.
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