President Hoover Sets Foreign Policy Course in Address
President Hoover outlines aims for world peace and domestic balance in his message to Congress. He highlights the London naval conference, treaty prospects, and diplomatic missions while detailing military expenditures, armed forces readiness, and plans to reduce forces as stability returns. He emphasizes civilian control, economic prudence, and strengthening Latin American diplomacy.
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Streopthentos
Kerrie
Senate
Boyrecer
Congress
Okica
Econom
Cigurea
London
Wastlenton
Government defense and budget notes under Kellogg pact
The text discusses using military equipment only defensively under the Kellogg pact, aims to balance force with peace prospects, and notes aviation's defensive role. It cites the national debt at 1.031 billion and a budget proposal of 380.045 million for 1921, with anticipated deficits and possible tax relief and farm board funding adjustments. It highlights difficulties in forecasting future revenue and expenditures amid emergency needs.
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Ederal Farm Board
Oo Seraen
Durdena
Congresa
Treazors
Ihdleaten
Tax Reduction Plan Proposed Amid War Debates
A tax reform proposal outlines reducing income tax rates for 1928 and easing corporate levies to fund debt retirement. The plan aims to lower total income taxes by about 140 million dollars, with relief shared by fiscal years 1930 and 1931, prioritizing relief for middle income earners and expanding government cooperation on relief credits and foreign settlements.
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Bern
Oredihare Taccoten
Utare Ravenues
Eller
van Rates J
Inenma MC
Tapasera
United States
Act of Congress
Austria
Rubicla
Greece
Frame
Hose
Armena
Grimsey
Orcavaton
Ger
Jossys Onder
Hoover Declares Peace Foundations Strengthened
President Hoover argues the nation is at peace and building foundations for future peace. He emphasizes enforcing laws impartially, upholding justice for all, and the need to reduce taxes while preserving public welfare. He notes no real regional conflicts and cautions against government overreach in industry.
Hoover Urges Tariff Revision and Marine Redeployment
President Hoover urges Congress to revise tariffs to reflect modern needs while maintaining employment. He notes about 1000 marines in Nicaragua, 700 in Haiti, 360 in China, and calls for policy clarity to protect U.S. industry and agriculture amid changing economic conditions.
Flexible tariff revision debate and national projects
A lengthy policy draft argues against sweeping tariff changes, favoring executive-led adjustments within Congress framework. It highlights public works in the District of Columbia, river and harbor expansion, highway improvements, postal quarters reform, and aviation infrastructure to stimulate employment and national progress while preserving tariff stability.
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Dairsmed
Hoxseth
Exla
Ita Delase
Acton
Boma
Terif Commission
United States
Thin City
Dietelet
Columbia
Mately
Tonfet
Arizen
Arkavans
Brexico
Avehazalay
Ehix
Congress
Canada
St Lawrence Waterway
Pal- Vie
Josep
Consolidation Aims for Efficient National Transportation System
The text outlines private and government roles in a consolidated transport framework. It notes capacity of 7,500 planes monthly, expanding mail and express services, international routes to Canada Mexico and beyond, and the goal of a stable, lower cost freight system through consolidation, with recommendations for legislation and commission reforms.
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Sark
Congress
Tam
Department of Agriculture
Yale
Greenlavea Ars
Copacity
Ltied
Oneencer
Canada
Mexico
Cubs
Porto Rico
Central America
South America
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Corte
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Haiti
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Chin
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Army For Defense
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Prires la Agrizattersi Producta
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Federal Farm Board
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Enone
Agricnltare
Cinmor Indowries
Apricultire
MR. Hoover
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U.S. Marine
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Washington, D. C
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China
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Washington
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Fine Arts Commission
Ohio
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