Roosevelt's Chicago Speech Shapes U S China Policy
The piece argues that foreign policy is dynamic like football play and notes President Roosevelt's Chicago speech declaring Japan the aggressor in China. It cites Hull's condemnation, Geneva League unity, and a shift away from isolationism begun under Hoover and Stimson, shaping U S action ahead.
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Unknown trivia from early 20th century cabinet quiz
Charles Bonaparte served in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet. A single inch of rain over an acre weighs 113 tons. over a square mile about 72,300 tons. There have been 17 wars since November 11, 1918. Chinese surnames precede given names. Samuel Foss authored Give me men to match my mountains. Notable musicians with absolute pitch include Mozart.
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Radio Waves Travel Vast Distances At High Velocity
Collier's Weekly notes the maximum delay between sending and receiving a radio signal. With radio waves traveling at 186000 miles per second, a record 48260000 miles could be covered, nearly two thousand Earth orbits, in a single transmission.
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Collier’s Weekly
Cabinet ranks in early government secretaries
Three secretaries of state initially led foreign affairs treasury and war while the attorney general and postmaster general were not ranked as cabinet members at the outset.
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