McReynolds and Foreign Affairs Committee

The transcript discusses a conference involving the President, Secretary of State Hull, and Miss Moore, focusing on legislative actions. The President approves a bill but seeks further legislation. The speaker expresses interest in banning loans to warring nations and is open to compromise with the Senate. The neutrality bill is passed to ensure the US remains uninvolved in foreign conflicts for six months.

Who was involved in the conference discussed in the first section?

• The President, Secretary Hull, and Mr. Smith

• The President, Secretary of Defense, and Miss Moore

• The Vice President, Secretary Hull, and Miss Moore

• The President, Secretary Hull, and Miss Moore

What is the main concern of the speaker in the second section?

• Enacting legislation to ban loans and credits to warring nations

• Improving diplomatic relations

• Increasing military spending

• Reducing taxes

What is the speaker willing to do to achieve a compromise with the Senate?

• Reduce tariffs

• Increase military aid

• Forego their ideas

• Support a different bill

What does the neutrality bill ensure for the US?

• Expansion of trade agreements

• Increased military alliances

• Non-involvement in other nations' conflicts for six months

• Higher tariffs on imports

How long will the US remain uninvolved in other nations' quarrels according to the neutrality bill?

• Six months

• One year

• Three months

• Nine months