America's Path to Unified Defense and Partnership
A presidential speech urges unity among American republics as key to world affairs. It promotes drawing the Americas together, expanding national defense, and mobilizing citizen militias. The plan proposes a larger regular army and a trained citizen force of about one hundred thousand, with training and mobilization provisions across coast regions and territories.
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States of America
Washington
Americas
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Wberry
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Werth
Fherty
Aldo
Belleva
Lexington
Department of War
Umty
Quartermaster Corps
Hospital Corps
Oniinance Department
Philippines
Haallen
Rall
Ap Fantas
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Naval program and merchant marine revival urged
A passage advocates a comprehensive five year naval buildup including battleships battle cruisers and submarines plus a large manpower expansion. It stresses finishing long stalled plans and adding several ships and sailors while arguing for a strong merchant marine to ensure national independence and hemispheric stability. It calls for government action to open trade routes between the Americas and accelerate shipbuilding despite private capital needing to lead in time.
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Icaet
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Affairs
Congress
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Naval Academy
Aenapoalis
Aviation Corpa
Clvis Dite
General Board of the Department
Ercan Line
United States Moves to Build Government Ships for Trade
The government proposes immediate action to purchase or construct ships owned and directed by the state to link two countries. It argues for removing dependence on foreign shipowners, expanding transport of goods, and seizing a wartime opportunity to strengthen commerce and policy toward the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It warns of higher costs and more expenditures for armed forces and mobilization, urging early adoption of these plans.
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America
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Inlat
Congress
Jhia
Prules
Philippines
Porto Rico
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