Coolidge Urges Stern Self-Denial And Broad Program
President Coolidge presents a congressional message urging continued stern self denial in public expenditures while outlining a moderate expansion plan for defense and natural resources. He defends tax policy, farm relief opposition, war debt reduction, and a broad national defense program including air, navy, and road-building efforts.
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Merchant Marine policy and naval reserve proposal
A historical note argues for strengthening merchant shipping as a naval auxiliary. It criticizes public operation, urges private operation with reasonable compensation, and suggests exploring including masters and crews in the naval reserve. It warns against draining treasury and favors keeping existing vessels in repair and rapid disposition over new construction.
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