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I believe the people of many nations would be pleased to unite with the people of the United States in participating in this exposition and in the world's fair to be held in connection therewith.

I do hereby exempt Marvin M. McLean from the provisions thereof and continue him in the service until December 1, 1938.

This decrease is more than accounted for by the reduction in the estimate of income and Social Security taxes.

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I do hereby exempt Miss Mary M. O'Reilly from the provisions thereof and continue her in the service until November 1, 1938.

I shall ask this special session to consider immediately certain important legislation which my recent trip through the nation convinces me the American people immediately need.

Sometimes I get bored sitting in Washington hearing certain people talk and talk about all that government ought not do.

I do hereby exempt George T. Summerlin from the provisions thereof and continue him in the service for such time as may be deemed necessary not beyond the close of business November 30, 1942.

They want the financial budget balanced. But they want the human budget balanced as well.

We seek peace, not only for our generation but also for the generation of our children.

The kind of prosperity we want is the sound and permanent kind which is not built up temporarily at the expense of any section or any group.

Americans realize these facts.

I know that many enemies of democracy will say that it is bad for the tranquillity of the country, to have a special session.

I am a firm believer in fully adequate pay for all labor.

Most business men, big and little, know that their government neither wants to put them out of business nor to prevent them from earning a decent profit.

But the Congress is an essential instrument of democratic government; and democratic government can never 'be considered an intruder into the affairs of a democratic nation.

We as a Nation seek spiritual union with all who love freedom.

General Krzyzanowski was the embodiment of the Polish ideal of liberty.

Poland for centuries has been the champion of freedom.

The responsibility now rests with the governments and the peoples of the American Republics to make available the funds for this great memorial.

It is ordered that the following-described lands and accretions thereto, comprising approximately 5,000 acres in Pacific County, Washington, acquired or to be acquired by the United States, be, and they are hereby, reserved and set apart

This memorial will ever serve not only as a beacon both for aerial and marine navigation, but also as a constant reminder to the nations of this continent of their essential unity of ideals, of interest and of purpose.

War will be avoided by all honorable means.

It is ordered that the public lands within the following-described area in New Mexico be, and they are hereby, temporarily withdrawn from settlement, location, sale, or entry for classification as to their suitability for wildlife refuge…

To keep the peace is a fundamental policy of the United States;