Letters From Readers Plainfield September 6
A Plainsfield reader defends Vermont figures like Admirals Dewey and Schley and Calvin Coolidge, recalls Hoover era politics, and critiques Roosevelt era rhetoric and the cost of prosperity. The writer questions terse speech and reports syndicated reach of 75,000 readers weekly.
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Four Star General Warns on New Deal and Banking
The writer argues government intervention worsened banking and deposits. He cites loss of three to four percent interest after insured deposits, condemns reckless lending, and appeals to memory of Kipling's words urging vigilance against forgetfulness. A. B. Blakely signs the piece.
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