President Harding lays out postwar policy and economy plan
The president urges restrained government spending and tax reform while defending tariffs and protection for American industry. He calls for emergency tariff revisions, deflation focus, and a consistent roads program, plus support for aviation, wireless, and a strong merchant marine as part of an orderly postwar recovery.
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Congress
Bureau ‘of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Army Air Service
Army
Department of Public Welfare
Red Cross Mobilizes Nationwide Sewing Circle for Europe Relief
American Red Cross calls chapter workers to a countrywide sewing drive to clothe hundreds of thousands of European children. Officials say 260000 layettes and 2000000 garments are needed for kids up to fourteen, with many left in rags or newspapers. Women who served during the war are urged to participate, using castoff garments rather than purchasing new materials.
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Red Cross
Europe
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
American Red Cross
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Czecho- Slovakia
Baltic States
Balkan States
America
American
Bank Favors Bond Issue for State Good Roads
A May 10 statewide vote on a 1 800 000 bond issue to fund permanent good roads is urged by First National Bank and Cashier J C Stewart. The bank argues auto license fees will refund bonds and that federal matching funds may be earned, with 75 percent of spending in the county. no new taxes, broader employment, and improved communities cited as benefits.
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Society of Nations
United States
Congress
Wyoming
Highway Commission
First National Bank
J. C. Stewart
Note on Oil Drilling Permits and Time Extensions
Washington notes discuss extending drilling permits under section 13 of the Feb 25 1920 act. Mr Mondell is credited with prompting action to allow extensions when permittees cannot test lands within the six month and one year deadlines, with a two year extension possible under diligent effort.
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Mondell
Newcastle Statesman
Extension rules for oil and gas permits under section 13
The department will not cancel a permit for failure to begin drilling within six months if the permittee or designee shows due diligence and cannot start due to climate or other controllable factors. Within 12 months and 10 days, permittees must file a corroborated affidavit detailing work done and relevant operations on the land.
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Phana
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Basin
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Owen Johnson
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Washington News
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Nadler
Rexahh
Wyo
Ordin
James G. Noll Lumber Co
H. W. Horn
Mgr
Dave Tuttle
Prop
Goodrich
Court House
J. R. Goodrich
Percy Farrar
Auto Paint Shop
Wyoming Gas Company
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