That is the reason I am not uneasy or alarmed about the future of the United States of America.

The Lord intended us 25 years ago to lead the world to peace.

I also invite the medical profession, the press, the radio, the moving picture industry and all agencies and individuals interested in a national program for the control of the disease of cancer by education and other cooperative means to…

As supply ships carry to the devastated areas of Europe and Asia the relief goods which UNRRA has sought in every part of the world, the people of the United Nations, no less than those receiving UNRRA aid, will be grateful to you for your…

You brought home to the people of the United States and our Allies the story of the vast needs which it is our privilege to help meet in order to provide the right and opportunity of men to enjoy the simple elements that make for orderly…

I, Harry S. Truman, President of the United States of America, do hereby set apart the month of April 1946 as Cancer Control Month.

Fight On!

As in Jackson's time, we Americans must continue to live courageously.

Despite opposition and all difficulties, we shall attain our goal--a prosperous and a peaceful world.

The United States of America has achieved world leadership.

The price of homes is already too high.

Whenever conflicts between selfish and national interests arise, our country must come first.

I cannot make too strong my plea for party unity and party responsibility!

Our progress toward that goal has been delayed by technical bottlenecks that must be expected in reconverting our gigantic industrial machine from war to peacetime production.

America must lead the way to a better world order.

The solution of the tremendous social problems of our day should not be a partisan affair.

The financial policies we are following are adapted to the needs of our time.

We must continually advance toward higher goals in keeping with our liberal heritage.