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Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
President Coolidge budgets reveal an unexpected surplus for 1926 and potential 1927 gains, with a cautious note on 1928. A 2 percent personnel plan aims to save $20 million, while corn belt relief dies in the Senate. A 1928 Eucharistic congress in Chicago draws about 800,000 Catholics, and ThomastonGeorgia is spotlighted for a $100 million textile deal and massive mill expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Codlinge
Coolidge
Treasury
Klala
H. M. Lord
Senate
House
Middle West
Chiago
Fleld
Cardinal Bonzano
St. Mary of the Lake
Mundelein
Chicago
Joop Business
Thomaston
Upson County
Industria
Central Georgia Power Company
Columbus
R. F B. Lee Institute
Atlanta
Tampa
Florida
Thomaster
Martha
Hightower
B. If. Goodrich Tire & Rubber Co
Martha Mills
Thomaston Cotton Mills
Peerless Cotton Mills
Hightower Mills