The cordial friendship evinced by our imperial guests have completely won our hearts and their visit will remain a most pleasant memory.
Herbert Hoover: “The cordial friendship evinced by our imperial guests have completely won our hearts and their visit will remain a most…”
On the recordApril 22, 1931
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Message to Emperor Hirohito on the Visit of Prince Takarnatsu of Japan.
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