US Secretary of State Cordell Hull meets with President Franklin Roosevelt about Japan's bombing of USS Panay

The transcript describes the Secretary's responsibilities, including counseling patients and conferring with the President. At the White House, he receives a solemn paper from Mr. Roosevelt. The Mikado sends a message demanding full reparation, a complete apology, and guarantees against future indiscriminate bombings. The transcript concludes with a focus on ensuring the safety of American gunboats.

What are some of the responsibilities of the Secretary mentioned in the video?

• Managing the President's schedule

• Traveling abroad for diplomatic missions

• Counseling patients and conferring with the President

• Writing reports and attending meetings

What does the Secretary receive from Mr. Roosevelt at the White House?

• A letter of commendation

• A solemn paper of state

• An invitation to a state dinner

• A personal note of thanks

Who writes to the President demanding full reparation and apology?

• The Prime Minister

• The Mikado

• The Ambassador

• The Secretary of State

What guarantees are demanded in the document from the Mikado?

• No more trade embargoes

• Reduction in tariffs

• No more indiscriminate bombings

• Increased military aid

What is the main theme of the document received by the Secretary?

• Diplomatic demands and reparations

• Military strategy

• Economic cooperation

• Cultural exchange