President's Message On Foreign Relations And Postal Reform
The President’s message to Congress defends US foreign relations including Mexico and Nicaragua, notes fraud cases linked to the American Sugar Refining Company, and urges civil prosecutions and Treasury Justice department actions. It discusses post office funding, undercharging for second class mail, and recommends higher rates for magazines to reduce deficits while preserving efficiency.
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