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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1928
Page
11
The Register highlights Congressman Robinson of Iowa as a stable, nonradical voice who backed the Haugen bill. His congress speech is presented as a measured, reasoned counterpoint to the president’s veto, urging readers to compare the two upon reading the president's veto remarks.
A Des Moines Register May 26 1928 editorial notes the McNary Haugen veto message. It references Congressman Rob inson our congressman who spoke a few weeks earlier asserting a similar view on the issue.
Speech by Councillor Robinson argues the McNary-Haugen surplus control bill would give agriculture national authority to manage surplus, stabilize home prices, and protect the American standard of living. He emphasizes equal protection for farming, industry, and labor, and praises cooperative marketing under federal guidance.
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