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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1922

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Record of Accomplishment in Bringing War-Torn Nation Back

A year into Warren G Harding presidency, Congress and departments report progress in restoring peacetime governance. An ambitious program began with a special session, enabling budget reform, tax relief, and reorganization aimed at aiding producers and consumers while pursuing international disarmament via the arms conference. The Knox resolution and budget act are highlighted, with emphasis on efficiency gains, federal savings, and a broad push for national understanding and stability.

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Congress Solved Pressing Needs Of Country From War

Congress acted to limit immigration to three percent of the national population for that nationality and passed the farmers emergency tariff act to aid farm producers. It also created the veterans bureau, amended the War Finance Corporation, funded federal highway building, promoted maternity protection, regulated livestock and dairy commerce, and aimed to curb gambling through new measures.

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Honors Won by Secretary Hughes In America’s Foreign Affairs

Under Secretary Hughes the U S diplomatic service was reorganized and ambassadors and ministers at world capitals were replaced. He led negotiations to protect American interests in League mandates areas and steered diplomacy after the postwar peace conference. He chaired the peace conference and negotiated treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary and the Colombia compensation treaty.

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