Speech by Franklin D Roosevelt on foreign policy era
Franklin J. Moneevelt delivers a policy association address defending active U.S. foreign policy. He cites World War I lessons, the need to back words with deeds, and cooperation with Allies under leaders like MacArthur and Namitz. He condemns isolationism, recalls 1930s trade acts, lend lease, and U.S. stance against aggression while praising allies and military aid.
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Franklin J. Moneevelt
Policy Association
Feowan
Foreign Policy Association
Pam
Sen
Hitler
Berlin
Tokyo
MacArthur
Namitz
Monroe
Bin
Nelahbor
Montevideo
Philippine
Philippines
Soviet
Russia
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Ennteibuc
Politcnens
Republican Party
Guard
Vatea
Harding
Hiv Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Foreign McKey
Germany
Hull
Congress
TP O
American Congress
Borah
White House
State Department
Europe
Agost
Poland
Fram
Gilure
Vic Sion
Henry Stinson
Stimson
Manchuria
Pearl Harbor
Cam
Dan Kinng
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hiram Johnson
Gerald PB
Nive
House of Representaties
Aldowardly
Joiseph WooBtartin
Ehamt
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Somalaior
Congress of Ye United
Rio
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United States will not shirk world peace duties
President asserts the nation will not bargain with tyrants or abandon leadership after the war. He emphasizes the duty to enforce a strong postwar peace through collective action, UN aims, and collaboration with allies, warning that failure risks a new world conflict and demanding continued American resolve.
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Hitler
Coorkd
Japan
Asti
America
Community of Nations
Pedee
United Nations
Organization of the United Nations
Dehee
World Organization
Congress
Pet
Dunbarton Oaks
Cay Athesx
State Department
John Preganig
Rte
Teheranty
Tham
United States
Organization of the Peace
Germany
United Aurans
Pdto
Avon Interesting Items in Bowling Green Social Notes
Miss Dons Gough attended a party Friday evening hosted by the Delta Gamma Sorority at the home of Miss in Bowling Green. This social item highlights campus gatherings and student involvement within the sorority scene.
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AVON
Dons Gough
Delta Gamma Sorority of
Bowling Green
Night Guests and Local Affairs in Elyria and Nearby
Jean Smith hosts Miss Gourd while Elgria residents make a visit in Elyria. Pvt George Alten on fur lough at parental home. George Detzel returns from Lorain hospital. Cleveland guest Rev Shach and Baptist youths attend Cleveland conference. Moody Bible Institute student Cleveland McDonald visits mother. Elyria social rounds include Oebker and Lamvermeyer families and Ruth Ann Peck. Robert and William Peck visit Pvt Alfred Mattilo in Cleveland. Young Baptists plan an evening visit to Ms Lucie Hartman, missionary to China. A 1:45 pet lick shipper serving. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study at Baptist Church Genesis 1:1 study. Village Council to meet Thursday at 8. Young People group activity noted.
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Jean Smith
Elgria
Gourd
Pat Davis
Elyria
George Alten
Camp Atterbury
George Detzel
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Rev
Shach
The
Baptist Church
Cleveland
Cleveland McDonald
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Peter Russer
Fred Ocebker
J. Lamvermeyer
Anna Oebker
Henrietta
James Peck
Ruth Ann
Reli River
Robert
William Peck
Alfred Mattilo
Genesis Lat Chanter
Hell
Halloween events at local Baptist church and class party
The Baptist Church hosts a Halloween party at Howard Smith home Friday evening. The Adult Class of the Baptist Sunday School plans a regular class party in the church Saturday evening in costume. A note mentions a growing middle class in Argentina reopening to favor North American trade.
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Baptist Church
Howard Smith
The
Baptist Sunday School
Chure
Argentina
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Phage
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Harold R. Rorick Insurance
Besiog
Lenis
Beckett Engineering
Ehyrig
Looen
Murbach
Waring
University of South Dakota
Mary McSwanson
Hilo
Hawai
University
McSwanson
Don Lillibridge
USD
Hawaii
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Pacific
Prestone
Haury Bros
East Avenue
Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Chesapeake
Pere Marquette Railway
Save Coal and
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