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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1921
Page
9
Germany urges an international loan to settle reparations and offers to help rehabilitate devastated French regions. The United States signals openness but does not endorse a debt consolidation or expert-commission approach, preferring a direct examination of Germany’s payment ability and feasible European recovery.
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The note from Germany expresses willingness to meet reparations within capacity and favors an international loan waiving the general mortgage. It calls for peaceful solutions, German labor aid, and cautious cash payments, while criticizing punitive terms and urging unbiased expert review and negotiations with France.
The American note cites Dr. Simons memorandum showing Germany’s willingness to provide reparations up to its means. The United States urges a firm just peace and argues reparations can form a basis for renewed European economic stability and Germany’s productive revival through renewed negotiations with the allies.
Hughes tells German foreign minister the United States supports reparation up to Germany’s ability to pay. He says the US stands with the allies in holding Germany responsible for the war and morally bound to pursue reparations. He notes a sincere German desire to reopen negotiations on a new basis and hopes talks will satisfy allies and revive Germany’s productive activity.
The text argues two preconditions for reparations: rehabilitation of devastated French regions and immediate cash in foreign exchange. It notes four years of war hit 10 French departments hard with destroyed towns and farms, and says rebuilding has barely begun two years after the war. Germany offered aid, but France refused and negotiation stalled.
London April 4 signs tonight point to the dispute between the coal miners and the government drifting toward a broader confrontation with potential stoppages and political repercussions.
Amid the serious industrial crisis rumors persist of government moving to tighten control. Orders in council would grant departments sweeping powers to seize mines lands buildings works gas electric water supplies and more. Requisition of transport ports shipping and fuel controls are also possible.
Starry J. Murphy a longtime counsel for the Rockefeller Foundation and legal adviser to John D. Rockefeller Sr. died in a Daytona hospital after a brief illness. The body will be sent to Montclair New Jersey for burial or further services.
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