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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
3
Washington April 14 United News says government agencies in executive and legislative branches have begun shaping America's foreign loan policy. The drive follows tariff and taxation debates in Congress and aims to fix national fiscal policy and clarify international relations.
The piece notes Lord Chalmers plans a Washington trip to discuss funding Britain’s war debt. It ties German reparations to U.S. loan policy, with Congress leaders and President Harding guiding the approach. Treasury officials work on a loan framework ahead of allied negotiations. Harding reiterates campaign stance to clarify repayments and timing.
After a Cabinet meeting the administration called allied loans first class assets and eyed their status. Secretary Mellon seeks to know if refunding requires new Congress legislation while term and interest of securities depend on foreign offer. Houston believed changes could use existing laws with term tied to the longest Liberty bond. Committee pressure grows to fix a definite basis for foreign interest in tax plans.
Derby Connecticut April 14 University of Pennsylvania varsity and junior crews arrive under Coach Joe Wright in fine condition for the season opening regatta against Yale to be rowed on the Henley distance on the Housatonic River this Saturday.
The American Paper & Pulp Association adopted a resolution condemning efforts to shorten hours for higher wages. It states the need is for more work, not more pay, and lists officers including W. J Raybold of Housatonic Mass as president and Henry W. Stokes of Philadelphia as Eastern vice-president. The executive committee at large was announced.
The report lists W. E. Haskell of New York City Louis Bloch of San Francisco Cal and W. R. Shafer of New Haven Conn as elected figures in the featured contest.
Miss Martha Ellie Brown and Mr. Emil Wal femar Miller were married at 86 Radcliffe street Dorchester by Rev Fred C Williams. Mrs Reginald Matthews served as matron of honor and W J Irving Brown was best man. A reception followed and the couple will reside at 696 Summer Street Abington.
Morgan T. Ryan a Boston College senior won the Knights of Columbus gold prize for best reading of Ride of Paul Revere. The banquet is at Copley Plaza Hotel on April 18 with a keen competition after a two round trial.
Nora Motherway mother of five died yesterday after the piazza fence collapsed while she emptied a washtub at the rear of her home on 50 Pitman Street.
New Haven reports the resignation of Professor Harlan P. Beach from the department of missions at Yale Divinity School. Professor Kenneth S. Lafourette of Denison University, Yale 1906, is appointed to succeed him.
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