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Editorials
October 22, 1930 issue

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The U.S. President Herbert Clark Hoover maintains an eloquent silence on the many important questions before the people. Even his addresses he said almost nothing except that the good old American ways were the best ways and that if one cling to them, all will be as well as possible in a relatively bad world. In one of his speech the President did give in a sentence his idea of government and a good social system. The President's reliance is everywhere and always on business as the dominating active agent.

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HOOVER, Herbert, 1874-1964; SPEECH; SOCIAL systems; PUBLIC welfare; BUSINESS enterprises; PRESIDENTS -- United States
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