FDR: “An enduring peace cannot be achieved without a strong America.”

That such study should be conducted by a specially appointed commission charged with the duty of examining into the experience which industry and labor have thus far had with these plans, and of reporting the facts for the benefit of the…

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

That the whole question of guaranteed wage plans and the possibility of their future development in American industries as an aid in the stabilization of employment and the regularization of production, should now be comprehensively…

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