Coolidge Proposes Tax Relief and Farm Pricing Policy
President Coolidge urged temporary tax relief and a sound farm marketing solution while avoiding permanent tax revision. He outlined surplus use options, warned against price fixing, and pressed Congress to broaden farm agencies, regulate grazing, reclaim lands, develop waterways, canal plans, and anti-lynching legislation, with emphasis on economy and orderly policy.
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President Delivers Budget Message as Congress Debates Session
After notifying the President, Congress begins a short session of the Sixty-ninth Congress. The President submits his message for consideration and a budget message will follow later. The current Congress plans to stay in session until March when the new reorganized body assumes control of laws.
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U. S. Crops Larger but Quality Declines
The December report from the Department of Agriculture notes total crop production is about 3 percent above last year, with a 5 percent drop in average quality across 15 key crops. The purchasing power index falls to 81 in October, reflecting lower cotton prices and uneven returns.
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Magpie Legend Ties to Noah's Ark Curse
An old legend holds the magpie caused trouble at the ark, making it the sole bird to be caught while others entered voluntarily. The tale links the bird to a lasting curse and suggests its mischief endured from ancient days.
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