Bigotry and tolerance themes frame Coolidge address
The speech champions limited government, fiscal restraint, and international peace. It defends private wealth, argues for tax reform, defends budget offices, and urges disarmament and cooperation, framing immigration, veterans, agriculture, and world trade within a tariff of restraint.
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Nations settle debts to United States stabilize foreign credit
Gradual settlements with eleven nations cover principal and interest totaling 15.2 billion dollars and aim to liquidate remaining debts. Agreements with Britain Finland Hungary Lithuania Poland and others reduce unsettled liabilities and stabilize foreign currency to aid trade.
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