Tag Archive for "Budget" | Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation

Address at the Fifteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government

October 29, 2020

Title: Address of President Coolidge at the Fifteenth Regular Meeting of the Business Organization of the Government Date: June 11, 1928 Location: Washington, D.C. Context: Coolidge’s twice-yearly address to government business leaders, giving an economic state-of-the-state with regards both to the Nation as a whole and to government expenditures Members of the Government’s Business Organization: […]

Press Conference, July 6, 1926

October 7, 2020

Date: July 6, 1926 Location: Washington, DC (Original document available here) Here is a question about the Shipping Board putting on more ships to transport wheat from the gulf ports. There is a large crop of wheat this year in that area that naturally sends its crop abroad through the gulf ports – Oklahoma and […]

Press Conference, June 12, 1925

October 7, 2020

Date: June 12, 1925 Location: Washington, DC (Original document available here) I haven’t any information beyond what has already been published I think relative to the Tidal Basin Bathing Beach. I think I put into the Budget last year a recommendation for money to be used to keep that open as a bathing beach and […]

Press Conference, November 28, 1924

September 25, 2020

Date: November 28, 1924 Location: Washington, DC (Original document available here) I don’t know that there are any special recommendations that I can make to the Senate regarding the ratification Of the Isle of Pines treaty. I think that has been pending since 1904. The State Department is in favor of its ratification. I hope […]

Press Conference, August 28, 1923

September 22, 2020

Date: August 28, 1923 Location: Washington, DC (Original document available here) I have an inquiry as to when Mr. Harvey expects to return to London. I think he has engaged passage for the 8th day of September. He is returning to New York, or his place in New Jersey, either this afternoon or tomorrow morning. […]