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- Shall We Return Relief to the States? Byrnes, James F. // Vital Speeches of the Day;5/1/39, Vol. 5 Issue 14, p431
Presents the text of a speech given by U.S. Senator James F. Byrnes of South Carolina on April 16, 1939, which deals with a proposal that the U.S. federal government appropriate money for a work program and permit it to be disbursed by officials of local governments.
- Comment on the Week. // America;1/18/1947, Vol. 76 Issue 16, p421
This section presents comments on several world issues as of January 18, 1947. It includes comments on the resignation of U.S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes. Another is an article that comments on the troubles of Puerto Rico. Also included is a comment on the mass deportations of Hungarians...
- Byrnes scholars. Rogers, Aida // Sandlapper: The Magazine of South Carolina;Autumn98, Vol. 9 Issue 3, p55
Opinion. Discusses the experiences of gaining a James F. Byrnes scholarship in South Carolina. What is the Byrnes Foundation; When it was established; How persons can gain the Byrnes scholarship; Reference to the experiences of some of these Byrnes scholars; Relationship between the scholars and...
- German POW chaplains. // America;10/25/1947, Vol. 78 Issue 4, p92
The article focuses on the request of James F. Byrnes, former U.S. Secretary of State, for the prisoners of war (POWs) to be released by October 1, 1947. It states that there are approximately 100 German priests in the French POW camps who were admitted to work as volunteer chaplains. It notes...
- WILL TO LIVE. // America;1/12/1946, Vol. 74 Issue 15, p406
The author reflects on the official visit of American statesman James F. Byrnes to Soviet Union. He states that his return from Moscow, Russia posses three questions including the relations between the U.S. and Soviet, the result of the negotiations, and what is to be done about it. He notes...
- PARIS CONFERENCE. // America;5/11/1946, Vol. 75 Issue 6, p114
The author talks about the Paris, France meeting of the so-called Big Four Ministers which was intended by U.S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes because they have perceived in Washington that an immediate action could be the only thing that could prevent a disaster in Europe. According to the...
- What price tolerance? // America;11/2/1946, Vol. 76 Issue 5, p118
The author reflects on the stand of U.S. Secretary of James F. Byrnes on communism. The U.S. allegedly has not express its advocacy of justice in national and international relations. The author comments that on the national level as provided by the U.S. Constitution, tolerance of sedition in...
- MR. BYRNES REPORTS. // America;7/27/1946, Vol. 75 Issue 17, p387
The author reflects on the report of U.S. politician James Francis Byrnes after fulfilling a difficult mission outside the U.S. The author states that in Byrnes' report, it is clear that he became aware of the issues that were vaguely and uneasily apprehended. According to the author, this...
- Byrnes at Stuttgart. // America;9/21/1946, Vol. 75 Issue 25, p602
The article focuses on a speech by U.S. Secretary of State James F. Byrnes about the problem of Germany and peace delivered in Stuttgart. It notes that Byrnes was able to bring the topic out with courage. The elements of the problem were cited by Byrnes which include the collapse of the...
