Hoover calls for new spirit to enforce law and curb disobedience
President Hoover in a fiery address urges a fresh national spirit to uphold the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act, overhaul the federal judiciary, and strengthen law enforcement. He warns that crime is rising and obedience to laws weakens as disobedience spreads across states and localities. He proposes a national crime commission and reorganization of enforcement, plus greater corporate regulation and public cooperation.
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Hoover Address Highlights and World Peace Vision
United Press summarizes a broad Hoover speech stressing government must enforce law, promote public health, and integrate civic service. He argues regulation of private enterprise, peaceful internationalism, and a restrained, cooperative government as keys to prosperity, peace, and national strength.
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