Tack Letters Impassioned Critique Of Columnist Attitude
A reader rails against a columnist for disrespect toward the weather service and government, arguing the piece harms public opinion. The letter condemns patriotism, references Byrd and historic figures, and questions the columnist’s suitability for public service and influence on youths.
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Byrd
White House
Washington
Lincoln
G O P NOMINEE BEHAVIOR AND PRESS CRITICISM
A columnist denounces dirty political attacks on President Hoover and defends prudent critique. The piece argues for respect toward the office, questions civic graft under Harding and Smoot Hawley tariffs, and urges recognizing honest civil servants while criticizing pork barreling and waste. The author defends Hoover’s sincerity and stresses need for honest public discourse.
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Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
United States Weather Department
Harding
Hoover
Farm Board
Washington
Supreme Court
al Smith
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Graft and politics draw sharp reproach in reader letters
A Texas reader condemns graft across the nation and in Texas politics, arguing government waste and indebtedness harm the country. The writer warns of constitutional crisis if Ferguson supporters back Jim Ferguson for Texas governor.
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America
Texas
Chicago
Philadelphia
Union
Ferguson
State of Texas
Jim Ferguson
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