Coolidge Urges Tax Reductions and Debt Retirement
President Coolidge argues for limited federal taxes and restraint on new obligations. He stresses local self government, private wealth ownership, and retiring the war debt to reduce interest costs while maintaining essential public services. The speech cites total current year outlays near 3.1 billion dollars and a national debt exceeding 20 billion, urging reductions and prudent spending.
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President Planks Tax Reform and Budget Oversight
The President urges rapid passage of a revenue act, defends pre war and current spending, and outlines budget reforms. He praises the budget bureau and comptroller general, calls for controlled defense and disarmament, and promotes international agreements to stabilize markets and reduce arms.
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