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41. Adresses. Importance of international commerce to prosperity, radio broadcast by Harry C. Hawkins, director of Office of Economic Affairs, arranged by World Wide Broadcasting Foundation, Apr. 2, 1944.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1944
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:74

42. Export-Import Bank of Washington, 1st 10 years; by Eleanor Lansing Dulles.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1944
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:75

43. Reciprocal-trade-agreements program in war and peace.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1943
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:73

44. Addresses. Problem of economic peace after the War, address by Leo Pasvolsky, special assistant to Secretary of State, delivered, Delaware, Ohio, Mar. 4, 1942.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1942
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:72

45. Addresses. Agriculture and international-trade relationships, address by Henry F. Grady, assistant Secretary of State, before Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, Jackson, Miss., Nov. 14, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:67

46. Addresses. Need of sound commercial policy, address by Henry F. Grady, assistant Secretary of State, before Chamber of Commerce, St. Petersburg, Fla., Oct. 16, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:65

47. Addresses. Political and economic solidarity of the Americas, address by Laurence Duggan, adviser on political relations, Department of State, before Foreign Policy Association. New York, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:66

48. Addresses. Post-war commercial policy, address by Sumner Welles, Under Secretary of State, before National Foreign Trade Convention, New York, N. Y., Oct. 7, 1941.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:71

49. Addresses. Some aspects and implications of American foreign policy in present world situation, address by Lynn R. Edminster, special assistant to Secretary of State, before Eastern Oregon Wheat League, Pendleton, Oreg., Dec. 6, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:68

50. Addresses. United States in world economy, 1940, some aspects of our foreign economic policy, address by Leo Pasvolsky, special assistant to Secretary of State, before American Economic Association, New Orleans, La., Dec. 30, 1940.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1941
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:70

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