Russia Aid Debate Reignites Calls for Large US Loan
The argument questions a four billion dollar U S loan to the Soviet government to revive Russia and notes past American food relief. It asserts such aid would fund continued warfare and revolution abroad while harming U S interests and demands conditions including disbanding soviet armies and stopping requisitioning of food.
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Central
Europe
Russia
France
America
United States
Siberia
Pulp Discounts Based on Delivery Month and Payment Date
The policy offers a 10 cent per ton discount for February deliveries paid by March 5, a 5 cent per ton discount for March deliveries paid by April 5, and 5 cents per ton for later months paid by the fifth of the following month. If not paid by the due date, pulp settles at 75 cents per ton no later than the tenth of the following month.
House Amends Willis Campbell Bill On Home Brew
Washington Aug 16 The house approved an amendment to the Willis Campbell beer bill allowing home brew with limits on enforcement. It requires warrants for searches of homes unless there is belief liquor is manufactured for sale and keeps sale prohibition intact. Representative Fields (D Ky) failed to strike the for sale clause 96 to 64 and Wolstead (R Mn) supported the substitute.
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Washington
House
Representative Fields
Kentucky
Representative Wolstead
Minnesota
Prohibition Act Aims for Efficient Federal Enforcement
Mr. Volstead cites the act’s warrant limits while noting evidence can be gathered by other means to enforce liquor laws. The piece discusses cross border fortifications, world peace, Harding’s Independence Day message, and possible federal budget savings and post office economy measures under Postmaster General Hays.
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Volstead
Hands Across the Sea in Harding Fourth of July Message
President Harding addresses Britain via the London Times on an unguarded ocean frontier likening it to Canada. He argues the two nations should avoid naval competition though not abandoning other defensive considerations.
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London Times
Harding
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Washington economy drive trims civilian staff by thousands
Department chiefs report saving millions as the War Department reduces civilian employees from 90,106 on March 1 to 68,932 on July 1. With an assumed average salary of 1200 dollars, about 21,174 workers were cut. This reveals a broad scale of budget tightening in Washington.
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Washington
Weeks
Local Pellagra Issue Cited as Local Problem
A local problem in pellagra rise is described with emphasis that it remains local unless authorities fail to cope and seek federal help. The note mentions federal burden and provides a contact for a drayman Owen Johnson with phone 195W.
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Federal Treasury
Owen Johnson
Fes
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