Hoover Sees New Deal Leading to Dictatorship
Philadelphia June 25 Herbert Hoover told the Republican convention that America must stay out of war while facing domestic policies he warned would drive the nation toward dictatorship. He argued isolation is impossible as most of the world is engaged in conflict and urged calm realism and preparedness without entering war. He called for defense of the Western Hemisphere, provision of materials and munitions with limits, and urged the party to lead in seven stern tasks to resist dictatorship and defend freedom at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
America
Wera
Presi Gent
Rodesvelt
White House
Hoover
Europe
Mberly
Europa
Reornvelt
Hoover Gala
Thors
Aly
France
England
Iberty
Criep
Aharp Stnisncea
United States
Ong
New Deal
Democratic Party
Aubi
Roosevelt
Heald
Brondes
Praparednean
Air Corpa
Voover
Congress
Amnrica
Natonel
Mbarty
Duntee
Fort Knox
Hoover on New Deal and third term warning
Former president Herbert Hoover addressed a convocation arguing the New Deal threatens liberty and warns Republicans against Roosevelt as a candidate. He criticized defense cuts, debt, and fiscal policy while urging restoration of morals, competency, and preparedness and urging a freer economy and domestic circulation of gold. The talk covered power, public spending, and the nation’s defense and economy.
Plans for a modern U S army by Major Eliot
Major Eliot argues for a compact but battle ready U S army with two years of training, a strong reserve, and selective service. He favors permanent voluntary personnel, high pay, and a two year conscript class with a tiered reserve system to provide replacements, training, and internal security while building up to 600000 regulars and a mobilized reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Montha
W HY Botoré Cougras
Military Training Campa Association
Edward A. Burke
Nebraska
Hi! Calle
Universal Military
Patronel Porvica
Mont Formidable
Enemian
Clase
Clarke
John
War Department
National Guard
G.H.Q
Nervice
Veterinarians to Meet in Bozeman Montana
VETERINARIANS OF TREASURE STATE TO MEET IN BOZEMAN Bozeman June 36 Note authorities to the fluid of veterinary medicine will address Montana Veterinarians when they meet at Montana State College Friday and Saturday for the thirty second annual meeting of the Montana Veterinary Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State
Bozeman
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montanana
Montanao’s
de. A. J. Strand
Montane State Vollage
Glyde McKee
Mostaca Agrifolters
Howard Welch
Montaca
W. J. Bailey
Helen
G. W. Cronos
Hatena
Federal Bureau of Normal Industry
Audleigh Marah
Je Vaterinary Research Laboratory
American Society of Animal Production
Seamon
Dusmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imme W. Billtog
Ebronze
Herbert Noover
Uberty
Stalin
Hitler
Ananavalt
Batus
Guna
Aaven Stern Tauke
Imrat
Inbar
Amarics
Greeing
Calo
National Conference of Christians and Dows
Colorado
Philadelphia
Perea
Lak
Riow
Phoedelphia’n
Eliot
U.S
George Fielning Eliot
Lontinental Wniked
Anaval Quoran
Pasoad
Aglective Service Authority
Apts Chint
Thia
Air Corpu
Galistin Gateway
Furm Federsi Nervica
New York
Thrane Ima
Haagan
Cedar Haplis
Iong
Cedar Rapids
Paul Jones
Saul Jones
Paul Joa Sa Teat Amurt Ae Tone Ban UK Ranté Re
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Lantiridle & Baltimere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!