We must go on to do all in our power to conquer the doubts and the fears, the ignorance and the greed, which made this horror possible.

The work, my friends, is peace.

I wish I had the power, just for this evening, to be present at all of these gatherings.

All Federal agencies are directed to cooperate with the Secretary of the Interior to the fullest extent possible.

The Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to take possession of any and all such mines.

The Secretary of the Interior shall make employment available and provide protection to all employees working at such mines.

Possession of any mine or mines taken under this order shall be terminated by the Secretary of the Interior as soon as he determines that such possession is no longer required for the successful prosecution of the war.

I would say the United Nations.

It may be in another week or ten days.

It is not really of any great importance.

It seems obvious that we will be more or less responsible for security in all the Pacific waters.

We are absolutely un changed in our policy of two years ago, for immediate Filipino independence.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the statutes of the United States, it is hereby ordered as follows:

The Federal Loan Administrator and the War Food Administrator are hereby designated as additional members of the Economic Stabilization Board.

Trade is fundamental to the prosperity of Nations, as it is of individuals.

We shall be equipped to deal with the great overriding question of security, and with the crucial questions of money and exchange...

I recommend that the Congress authorize the acceptance of the Constitution and the participation of the United States in the work of the Food and Agriculture Organization.

All sections of our population—labor, farmers, businessmen have shared and will share in the benefits which increased trade brings.

The coming victory of the United Nations means that they, and not their enemies, have power to establish the foundations of the future.

The coming total defeat of our enemies, and of the philosophy of conflict and aggression... gives us a new chance and a better chance than we have ever had to bring about conditions under which the Nations of the world substitute…

We all know that the reduction of Government-created barriers to trade will not solve all our trade problems.

Improved standards of nutrition, increased levels of farm incomes, avoidance of agricultural surpluses—these are among the important objectives that the Food and Agriculture Organization will assist the Nations of the world in achieving.

The logic of events and our clear and pressing national interest must override our old party controversies.

The point in history at which we stand is full of promise and of danger.