The splendid cooperation of the press in the measures taken to stabilize the economic situation of the country has been of the highest value, and they can most usefully forward this work by continuing to express the justified optimism of American business, industry and agriculture over the outlook for steadily increasing employment and prosperity.
Herbert Hoover: “The splendid cooperation of the press in the measures taken to stabilize the economic situation of the country has been…”
On the recordApril 17, 1930
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Message to the Annual Conventions of the American Newspaper Publishers and the Associated Press.
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