FDR: “I am very keenly interested in all of these public works projects which have improved the schools of the Nation.”

That such a body would be best able to perform its nationally important tasks if created independently of the War Labor Board by the President.

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…

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.

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.