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1. Addresses. Recent developments in foreign trade, radio address by Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, with message of President of United States.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: May 25, 1938. [1938.]
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:51

2. Addresses. Foreign trade, farm prosperity, and peace, address by Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, at 2d annual National Farm Institute.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: Feb. 10, 1938. 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:44

3. Addresses. Effect of trade-agreements program upon New England industries and New England labor, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before Manufacturers Association of Connecticut, Hartford, Conn., Apr. 25, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:48

4. Addresses. Outlook for trade-agreements program, address by Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, before 25th National Foreign Trade Convention, New York, N. Y., Nov. 1, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:54

5. Addresses. Problems of surpluses and American trade-agreements program, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., July 7, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:53

6. Addresses. Stake of the South in trade-agreements program, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before Texas Cotton Association, Dallas, Tex., Mar. 18, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:46

7. Addresses. Trade agreements and southern farmer, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before East Tennessee Fanners Convention, Knoxville. Tenn., May 20, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:49

8. Addresses. Trade-agreements program goes forward, address by Franc's B. Sayre. assistant Secretary of State, at world trade dinner, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 24, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:50

9. Addresses. What trade agreements mean to cotton grower, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before Delta Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland, Miss., June 15, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:52

10. Addresses. Why America must follow liberal commercial policy, address by Francis B. Sayre, assistant Secretary of State, before Foreign Trade Association, Houston, Tex., Mar. 17, 1938.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: State Department
Publisher:: State Department
Date:: 1938
SuDoc number:: S 1.37:45

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