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Herbert Hoover: In the hope of reducing friction in the world, and with the desire that we may reduce the great economic burdens of…

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In the hope of reducing friction in the world, and with the desire that we may reduce the great economic burdens of naval armament, we have joined in conference with Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan to be held in London in January to consider the further limitation and reduction of naval arms.
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Herbert Hoover
Republican · California

Editor's note · Context

Hoover expresses a commitment to reducing global tensions and naval armament through international conferences.

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