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Regarding:
Memo for the President re existing commitments on the St. Lawrence
Legislation. Said President Roosevelt was intensely interested in this development
from the time of his Governorship in New York to his last days in the Presidency
Said
there is a lively desire on the part of many Semators to introduce legislation for the
approval
of
this
project
as
a
part
of
our
postwar
reemployment
and
trade
expansion
program.
Stated that Governor Dewey of New York is supporting the project and it is recommended,
therefore, that assurances be go (iven "Gov o Dewey personally, to be followed by an exchange of
letters
or a memorandum of derstanding that the President will carry out the late
President Roosevelt's program of state administration of this project after the Canadian-
American Agreement is approved by Congress, Col. George R. Goethals, Director of Civil
Works, War Depar timent, sent memo to Judge Samuel I. Ros enman, Special Counsel to the
President',
8/17/45, attaching draft "of proposed letter from the President to the Governor
Lid
of New York.
At tached also is copy of S. 1385, a Bill to provide for the improvement of
the Great Lakes-Saint Lawrence Basin in the interest of national defense, and for other
purposes. -- N. R. DANIELIAN, Consultant, Dept of Commerce wrote Judge Roserman, 8/17/45.
stating that he has examined the proposed draft of a letter to Gov. Dewey concerning the
St. Lawrence project and finds it to be in conformity with all that he knows about the
historical prededents and background of this subject. Said it als o expressed to the best
of his knowledge the preference of the Senators who are interested in sponsoring the
legislation, in Congress. Basil MANLY, Chairman, Federal Power Commission, wrote Judge
Resenman, 8/17/45, approving the draft of ltr to Gov. Dewey - attached is copy of state-
ment of Gov o Dewey to the Legislators of New York, Jan. 3, 1945, re subject
N.
R.
Danielian at tached note to statement, dated, 9/6/15, stating that a re-convening of the
Senatorial
group seems to e called for; however. he would like the opportunity of discuss-
ing the situation with Judge Rosenman, and Mr. Acheson before that if at all possible,
Mr. Danielian wrote Judge Rosenman, 9/20/FS, attaching the revisions to the proposed
message on the St. Lawrence project. They involve an addition to the first paragraph on
page 1, as indicated, and a slight elaboration on the transfer of power to New York State
mentioned
on
pages 6 and 7. Said the draft of the bill in question is ready. They have
had the advice of the Senate Legislative Counsel on it and his suggestions have been
incorporated, as well as the suggestions of Senators Ferguson and Vandenberg. It
is
his
opinion that this Bill will have the unanimous support of all the enators present at the
last meeting Said further that Mr. Miller and Mr. Acheson are in the process of
communicating with Senator Barkley about this. note stating that Mr. Denielian has
See:
talked with Senators Ferguson and Aiken - both are willing to go ahead with the bill as
agreed. Sen. Ferguson will make a statement upon the matter, stating his role in the
negotiations. Sen. Aiken has already made a public statement that the facts show no
evidence of any movement to federalize the St. Lawrence project; will go through if
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