Platform Adopted by GOP National Convention in Chicago
The text outlines the Republican platform during Hoover era, praising leadership and a strict budget, endorsing the gold standard, and proposing measures to curb unemployment and aid relief. It credits President Hoover for stabilizing wages, mobilizing relief, and shaping policy to restore economic life amid the Great Depression.
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United States Backed for International Monetary Conference
The United States favors participation in an international conference to discuss monetary questions and related topics.
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Republican gains for farmers under federal programs
The Federal Farm Board highlights progress after two years in aiding farmers. It notes expanded cooperative farm marketing, access to credit, higher farm prices via the 1930 tariff act and marketing act, drought relief loans, road building, inland waterways, and a $125,000,000 recapitalization of federal land banks to help borrowers.
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Tariff and Marketing Policy for Agriculture and Trade
The Republican plan calls for tariff revisions to protect American agriculture from substitutes and balance production with demand to raise prices. It supports coordinated tax reform, rural credit, land use policy, and flexible tariffs to adapt to costs, while stressing open trade, anti-bartering with foreign powers, and the Kellogg Briand framework to sustain peace and international law.
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Armament Reduction Efforts Cited by Hoover Admin
Conscious that arms limits aid peace and that military costs burden nations, the Hoover administration has pursued steady reductions in armament and prepared steps toward greater security, continuing on page nine.
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