Congress on the job again and boy scout movement urged
The piece argues Congress must handle vexing issues while districts diverge in interest. It praises public scrutiny of lawmakers, notes lobby influence, and endorses Boy Scout movement as beneficial, urging local support for a troop to foster citizenship and self reliance.
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The Scouting Move and the Threat of Multi Millionaires
The essay salutes the Boy Scout movement as a rising force in citizenship while warning that tax exemptions and rising wealth produce a widening divide between rich and poor. It criticizes big business for opposing the WWII era bonus and argues for fair taxation and national defense against economic conquest and aerial threats.
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