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News clippings : United States foreign policy
Friday, February 3, 1939
Thursday, December 31, 1936
A2001-074
AF/162848
News clippings regarding: U.S. foreign policy, two Portland unions announce resolution urging neutrality, arms ban held vital, repeal termed road to war, discussion at the City Club, arms embargo repeal, German spies, counter - espionage, FBI, arms embargo is unimportant, neutrality fight delay objective, 34 Senators sign to fight any revision to the Neutrality Act, filibuster looms, sell or not Democracies at war, "anti - fascist number 1" title bestowed on Roosevelt, nine house republicans on the house foreign affairs committee issued a manifesto declaring the people, "irrespective of party are opposed to being committed to any war program through secret diplomacy." foreign policy Oregonian; Europe; WWII ; World War II; Neutrality act; Congress; Senate; House of Representatives; Roosevelt; Roosevelt Administration; City Club Roosevelt, Franklin D.; Clapper, Raymond; Johnson, Hughs S.; Pittman, Key; Puntam, L. P.; Griffin, F. L.; Hicks, Howard; Olson, Louis