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Addresses upon the American road, 1933-1938
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- Creator
- by Herbert Hoover
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- Language
- English
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- New York : Charles Scribner's Sons, 1938
- Physical Details
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- viii, 390 pages ; 22 cm
- OCLC
- ocm00457044, ocm00457044
- Includes index.
- V.1 1933-1938. -- v. 2 1940-1941. -- v. 3 World War II, 1941-1945. -- v. 4 1945-1948. -- v. 5 1948-1950. -- v. 6 1950-1955. -- v. 7 1955-1960
- The consequences of the proposed New Deal (Madison Square Garden, New York, October, 31, 1932) -- Reform in our financial system (Letter to Arch W. Shaw [Chicago, February 17, 1933]) -- The gold standard and recovery (National Republican Club, New York, February 13, 1933) -- The role of the Republican Party in opposition (Washington, D.C., February 27, 1933) -- Responsibility of the Republican Party to the nation (California Republican Assembly [Sacramento, California, March 22, 1935]) -- The NRA (Press statement [Palo Alto, California, May 15, 1935]) -- Essentials of economic and social security in American (Commencement address [San Diego, California, September 17, 1935]) -- Spending deficits, debts and their consequences (California Republican Assembly [Oakland, California, October 5, 1935]) -- The consequences of 'economic planning' and some reforms it requires (Ohio Society of New York, November 16. 1935) -- The bank panic and relief administration reform (John Marshall Republican Club, St. Louis December 16, 1935) -- New deal agricultural policies and some reforms (Nebraska Republican Conference (Lincoln, Nebraska, January 16, 1936) -- The confused state of the Union (Multomah county Republican conference (Portland, Oregon, February 12, 1936) -- True liberalism in American (Young Republican League (Colorado Springs, Colo., March 7, 1936 -- Are our National problems being solved? (Fort Wayne, Indiana, April 4, 1936) -- An American platform (Philidelphia, Pa., May 14, 1936) -- An American platform (Philidelphia, Pa., May 14, 1936) -- The road to freedom (Republican National Convention [Cleveland, Ohio, June 10, 1936]) -- The gold plank in the Republican platform (New York City, June 11, 1936) -- Reform in the administration of relief (Women's conference on current problems [New York City, September 23, 1936]) -- Reform in some federal taxes (Denver, Colorado, September 30, 1936) -- Intellectual dishonesty in government (Philidelphia, Pa., October 16, 1936) -- The challenge to liberty (Denver, Colorado, October 30, 1936) -- Packing the Supreme Court (New York City, Feburary 5, 1937) -- Hands off the Supreme Court (Union League Club, Chicago, Illinois, February 20, 1937) -- The business of boy (Boys' clubs of America, New York City, May 13, 1937) -- The crisis and the political parties and an American program (The Atlantic Monthly, September, 1937) -- An affirmative program of American ideals (Massachusetts State Republican Club (Boston, Massachusetts, October 26, 1937) -- Free speech and free press (Colby College, Waterville, Maine, November 8, 1937) -- Training for public service (Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, November 12, 1937) -- Economy security and the present situation (Economic club of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois, December 16, 1937) -- American policies for peace (Women's National Republican Club [New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, January 15, 1938]) -- Foreign policies for American (Council on foreign relations [New York City, March 31, 1938]) -- Challenge to liberty, 1938 (Homecoming welcome, (San Francisco, California, April 8, 1938) -- The dangerous road for democracy (Republican Grassroots Convention [Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 5, 1938]) -- Building boys for American (Boys' Clubs of America, Chicago, Illinois, May 19, 1938) -- On Benjamin Franklin (The Franklin Institute dedication [Philidelphia, Pa., May 21, 1938]) -- Index