Eisenhower

In war it renders so many services, so well, to men fighting for freedom, that among the armed forces no morale factor is more important than the Red Cross.

I know that you have unbounded confidence in the future of America.

We believe that with such public servants, and backed by your approval, we can take the forward road to a stronger and better America.

It is groundwork that has been laid by this administration in the strong belief that the Federal Government should be prepared at all times--ready, at a moment's notice--to use every proper means to sustain the basic prosperity of our…

Tonight, I would like to talk to you as individuals and as American families--deeply concerned with the realities of living.

We will build a stronger and better America--of greater security and increasing prosperity for all.

For we know that you are far more knowledgeable than Washington as to the nature of your local needs.

I therefore give you this assurance: Every legitimate means available to the Federal Government that can be used to sustain that prosperity is being used and will continue to be used as necessary.

We know that an informed and alert people is the backbone of the free system in which this Republic was conceived and under which it has so greatly prospered.

The Red Cross through its purposes, its work and the people who belong to it, helps us to realize man is made of nobler qualities than those of selfishness, greed and personal advantage.

Believe me--these realities of living, every one of them, are the deep concern, too, of this administration.

In the District of Columbia, the time is long overdue for granting national suffrage to its citizens and also applying the principle of local self-government to the Nation's capital.

For years, our citizens between the ages of 18 and 21 have, in time of peril, been summoned to fight for America. They should participate in the political process that produces this fateful summons. I urge the Congress to propose to the…

I would appreciate it if you would communicate my views on this matter to all procurement officials.

I am in complete agreement with both of these policies.

I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, acting under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by the said section 22 of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, as amended, do hereby proclaim that the total aggregate…

I further find and declare such permissible total quantity to be proportionately not less than 50 percentum of the total average aggregate annual quantity of such oats.

I find that hulled and unhulled oats and unhulled ground oats are practically certain to be imported into the United States.

Now, Therefore, I, Dwight D. Eisenhower, President of the United States of America, acting under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the statutes, including the said section 350 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as…

I am confident that, during your term in office, France, true to her tradition, will provide inspiration and leadership to our common efforts to advance the cause of peace, well-being and human dignity for the peoples of the world.

Please accept my congratulations upon your election to the Presidency of the French Republic.

We must continue to strengthen the unity of the free world to resist Communist aggression.

The program will soon be ready for presentation to the Congress.

The program will be based, in principle and in philosophy, on the 1952 Republican platform.

The Executive Branch of the Government, the Congressional leaders and the Committee chairmen will cooperate fully in carrying out this program.