Budget message to Congress outlines 1927 federal costs
President Coolidge presents a 1927 budget of 3,156,358,000 dollars, detailing tax reductions, rising costs of enforcement, and air service expansion. The plan includes coast guard funding, new cutters, and increased army and navy aviation budgets, plus a shift to highway funding via interstate routes and new DC buildings.
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Edward W. Pickard
Coolidge
Congress
Iscal
Coast Guard
Army Air Service
Navy Bureau of Aeronautes
Mitchell
Air
Army
Navy
Post Office Department
National Anvusory Council For Aeronautics
Air Service
Lune
District of
Colmbia
President Coolidge’s message to Congress outlines progress and budget reforms
President Coolidge states the nation is progressing and prosperous as Congress reviews taxes and the budget. He endorses the budget act, calls for debt retirement, and urges economy in federal spending while supporting revenue measures. He stresses peace in foreign policy, defense readiness, and continued public works like inland waterways and rail consolidation, urging orderly prohibition enforcement and civil service modernization.
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Conlidge
Ilo
United States
Thompson
Quincy
Illinois Agricultural Association
Federation
B. Gradfute
Ohio
Fst
Farmers’ Export Corporation
Cern
McNary-Haagen
Congress
Washington
Coolidge
Union
Bureau of Budget
Committee of the House
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Civil Service
Civil Service Act
Internal Revenue
Offic
Calvin Coolidgh
Geneva and Environs as World News Hub and City of Calvin
A vivid tour through Geneva describing its role during League of Nations sessions and as a shelter for refugees and spies. The piece traces Geneva’s ancient history from Roman times to Calvins era, noting its fame as Protestant Rome and cradle of the Red Cross, with portraits of Rousseau Byron Voltaire Knox and others.
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Prographia Speelsty
Washington
D.C
Eneyva
Switzerland
Assembly of
The
League Af Nations
Rhone
Lake Geneva
Geneva
Republic of Switzerland
Zurich
Berne
Atn
Europe
New York
Middle Europe
Hua
Republic
Julius Caesar
Bia
Gaul
United States
Genevese
Savoy
St. Bartholomew
France
Hagland
International Red Cross
Suis
Rousseau
Napoleon
Drance
Bonigard
Byron
Chillon
Faret
Billy
John Knox
Thig
Ths
City of Refuge
Shelley
Jardin Anglais
Mont Blanc
Charles of Brunswick
Cenury
Castle of
Lake City
Rome
Aeneas
Troy
Calvin
Lemanus
Paris
Helen
Menelaus
Leman
Lake
Fietloh
Laka
Caesar
Attila
Charlemagne
Genevals
John Calvin
Picardy
Coneva
Jia
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Farm Bureau
President Coolidge
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Tennessee
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Longworth
Ezar
LaFollette
House
Hull
Rainey
Minnors
Committee On Ways
Meris
Gerald P. Nye
Ladd
Minlr
Republcan
Nye
Sorlie
House of Representatives
Ami
Department of Nation Defense
United Air Service
Air Corps
National Advisory
All Navigation
Department of Commerce
Wiliam Mitchell
Geo. Mason M. Patrick
Brig
Ben. 3
Fechet
Nesistaff
Patriely
Britain
Turkey
Ofl
League of Nations Council
World Court
Moaul
Laidoner
Bathonia
League
Djubli Bey
Damascus
Syro-Palestine Independence Organization
Druses
Mandate
Nther Taens
Arica
Chile
Genera Pershing
Arange
Peru
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Magles
Court of International Justice
Senate
Permanent Court of International Justice
America
Marine Corps
National Guard
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Jay
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