Wasteful print paper use sparks Senate hearing on government speeches
Utah Senator Smoot denounces heavy government printing costs for public speeches and propaganda. He cites 1916 1919 data showing millions of copies printed across departments, weighing hundreds of tons and costing millions, urging reform and tighter control over executive publications and paper use.
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