...Conn., the board see no sufficient reason for retaining it; on the contrary, it is their opinion that it would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to dispense with and abandon it. First. IJecntise the site of the station is not at present secure against...

...as regards those islands which she now occupies. While the United States has an interest, and while it would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to own Samoa and the Carolines and the Marianas, the United States can not make a direct claim to them...

...rolled that price back to most of the purchases to 7 cents. Cuba usually sets it. The CHAIRMAN. Then it would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to junk the Corporation and quit the growing of cane and buy it from Cuba at this rolled back price and...

...Toronto meeting, and all of the various organizations and interests we represent, feel strongly that it would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to achieve at the earliest possible date the objectives agreed upon at Toronto. I am therefore writing...

...Toronto meeting, and all of the various organizations and Interests we represent, feel strongly that It would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to achieve at the earliest posKittle date the objectives agreed upon at Toronto. I am therefore writing...

...missions by American ones were several. First of all, uniformity: in the event of another world war, it would be greatly to the advantage of the United States to have 5. It is with regret that I must report that the account of this altercation, appearing in Secretary...