US and Allied Debt Plan Advocated for German Bonds
A fragment discusses a proposal to swap German bonds for all Allied debt and to have the United States back the entire war debt. It suggests cancelling 6 percent of allied indebtedness and distributing between France Belgium Britain and the United States. The text notes hesitancy in Congress over an 67 billion division.
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America
France
Belgium
United States
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
American Congress
Navy fixes blame on inquiry over S I submarine sinking
The Navy Court of inquiry blames the submarine commander dead and the surface boat commander blameless. It finds Rear Admiral Brumby did not exercise sound judgment and recommends his dismissal as commander if salvage operations. Public interest centers on submarines as defense versus experiment.
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Navy Court of ‘Inquiry
Treasury Department
The
Court
Brumby
The New Business System Emerges in Cooperative Trend
Leading financiers forecast a decade of co operative systems as the rule in mass production and mass buying. Consolidations of retail stores and elimination of rents clerks delivery and credit systems will be necessary for merchants to survive in a new business regime.
A New Business Era Emerges in Mass Production
The piece discusses mass production reshaping America with universal buying power and industry consolidation. It foresees elimination of middlemen and delivery costs, urges adaptation beyond familiar methods, and warns that old ways will be left behind as financiers and mechanics alike face an uncertain, changing future.
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America
Louisiana Sugar Industry Sees Record Promise
Louisiana expects record sugar output next year thanks to a new refining process and a disease resistant cane variety. Growers and bankers anticipate at least a doubling of production while Philippines and Puerto Rico sugar rises tax free, amid debates on tariff and regional competition.
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Louisiana
United States
Pa Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Ungreleider Co Faces Oil Output Question
A fragment notes oil production and prices, referencing Ungreleider & Co and a claim that yearly output was lower than at any time since 1924, suggesting that higher prices may follow. The text is incomplete but implies a link between production levels and pricing within the oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungreleider & Co
Igher Prices Trust
History Book Makers Blocked by State Textbook Rules
Rewriting of American history faces hurdles as Wisconsin and other states enforce laws banning textbooks that distort facts about the War of Independence or War of 1812 or defame founders or praise foreign propaganda. The Federal Reserve notes a March loan decline, with 4.32 billion total loans, a third in time loans and rest in demand, tied to speculative use. Over sixty U.S. firms now produce planes, nearly double any other nation, yet the U.S. remains behind Germany as an aircraft exporter. The piece concludes with a call for pedestrian street crossing tests and licenses.
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Wisconsin
Federal’ Reserve Board
United States
Germany
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