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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1924
Page
5
President Coolidge used a radio address to Heinz Company employees celebrating the firm’s founding to stress government guidance for public and business cooperation. He described government supremacy as the driving motive shaping recent economic and political development and warned it would align public interests with national goals.
The speaker asserts the government should serve public welfare and shape informed public opinion. He notes a preference for allowing business to run its course as long as it serves honest, genuine public interests and aligns with industrial and commercial relations.
Wilson Scoutmasters met last Thursday with Scout Executive Stuckey at Carroll Tea Room for a discussion on the Wilson scouting program. Prof J. M. Meirt, leader of Presbyterian church troop 4, attended. The gathering praised volunteer scoutmasters and their valued role in American boyhood with members Clyde P Harris and others present.
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