Italy Debt Settlement Draws Mixed Headlines From U S Press
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes Uncle Sam as Shylock while the Chicago Tribune says Italy gets most of what a willing debtor would expect. The Baltimore Sun calls the deal a milestone toward global economic stability. Many papers agree the accord grants about 75 percent of principal and interest over 62 years, with Washington correspondents affirming no better option.
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Should the Submarine Be Outlawed
Popular mind questions the submarine amid wartime terror and postwar disasters. Losses of US 551, British M-1, and the Lusitania symbolize danger. England shows agitation for abolition, America weighs feasibility, Japan sees it as good in theory but impractical. France remains unconvinced. read this week’s Digest brief.
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