Unity

Working together for the common welfare is an American habit.

We can only win in the present world struggle if we all work together.

This is your country as well as mine.

I hope during the year you will become imbued with such close friendships to us that we can never have a failing out.

Freedom-loving peoples can eliminate these conditions only by joining their knowledge and resources in a great cooperative effort.

It comes from the minds and hearts of all the people.

We have also learned that when the free peoples of the world stand united they are unconquerable.

We are happy to join with them in this tribute to one of the greatest Americans of all time.

I hope that some method will be worked out so that all of the islands can be brought into an economic and social team.

I accept as a fact that I can count on full cooperation and unity between the conduct of the affairs of New York State and those of the national Government if you are elected.

Whatever our individual circumstances or opportunities—we are all in it, and our spirit is good.

We are all in the same boat, and we are going to make some pretty tough sacrifices—on the part of everybody—before we get through.

With the united help of all free men and of all the great institutions of freedom, we shall create a new world in which there is freedom of worship and utterance, freedom from want and from fear, for all peoples everywhere in the world.

We are fighting in that cause at the side of valiant forces, representing every race and every creed.

They have set us an example of sacrifice, of unity, of singleness of purpose that we on the home front must emulate if the Nation is to survive.

We too are the United States of America. That is why we must work and sacrifice.

This great war effort must be carried through to its victorious conclusion by the indomitable will and determination of the people as one great whole.

Victory will require the fullest participation of all of the people in our war effort.