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FDR: It is most appropriate that on this day, designated as Pan-American Day by the Chief Executives of all the Republics of…

On the recordApril 14, 1935
It is most appropriate that on this day, designated as Pan-American Day by the Chief Executives of all the Republics of the American Continent, the Governments, members of the Pan-American Union, should sign a treaty which marks a step forward in the preservation of the cultural achievements of the Nations of this Hemisphere.
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Democratic · New York

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Statement on Pan-American Day

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