I decided, in the minute or two that I should like to impose on you this morning, to resume the effort that I have been making now for 11 years.
It was in early June in London, England, 1942, and it was my first real war contact of that war with the Red Cross.
We must be real leaders. We must never be discouraged.
I thank you very much for the honor of being invited to participate in the dedication of this building to that kind of purpose.
He thought I should talk about these things.
WHEREAS in my opinion such disputes have resulted in a strike affecting a substantial part of the maritime industry, an industry engaged in ...
I don't believe Americans give up in the face of difficulties.
I believe we have gone far enough in this so you could say that the only possible tragedy greater than winning a war would be losing it.
From the very beginning, from the moment of the unfortunate death of my great friend, Mr. Vinson, I have been thinking over this whole thing...
I have constantly stated I will not participate in local campaigns.
I intend to designate Governor Earl Warren as Chief Justice of the United States.