President Addresses Return to Peace Standards and Labor Reforms
The President urges adherence to peace time standards, expands food control, and proposes laws to regulate interstate food transport, storage labeling, and fair competition. He defends the right to strike, warns against revolution, and cites Russia as a cautionary example of minority excess. He calls for orderly reform and labor democ ratization in industry.
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President's Message to Congress Urges Trade, Labor Reform
The message argues that higher prices have boosted value while the United States must export to absorb production. It calls for ending isolation, expanding world markets, aiding returning soldiers, boosting farm output, extending food control, regulating interstate trade, and democratizing industry through collective bargaining and lawful reform. It warns against unrest and urges constructive measures for peace and prosperity.
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