Coolidge Outlines Foreign Policy In Congress Address
President Coolidge in his congressional message opposes the League of Nations yet supports a World Court and urges aid for disabled veterans without a bonus. He calls for budget reform, tariff stability, railroad consolidation, and stronger military and coast guard. reaffirms American sovereignty and global leadership with a practical, moral foreign policy.
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