Russia's Plea for Recognition of National Authorities
The Russian embassy outlined to the Paris peace conference a plan to recognize de facto national authorities in Russia held by democratic bodies with popular support. It urges consent of the Russian people before deciding territorial and national life questions within 1914 borders, except ethnographic Poland, and proposes a temporary relation model to aid order and protect against anarchy.
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Supreme Council to study limited raw materials to Germany
Paris reports the Supreme Economics Council will discuss a controlled supply of raw materials including cotton to Germany to restart factories and ease unemployment. It may revise German export rules to pay for food, and consider changes in blockade policy affecting neutral neighbors.
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War of Defence urged by Hungarian Communists
A wartime appeal from Hungarian Communists urges citizens to buy bonds to secure victory as the nation resists ongoing threats. The message frames the campaign as a crucial mobilization drive during a tense period.
German Envoy Haniel von Hainhausen Aide to Bernstorff
Dr Haniel von Hainhausen named as Germany's peace conference delegate and former chancellor of the Germany embassy in Washington. He was chief propagandist and in charge of the embassy when the ambassador was away. He had intimate ties with the Austro Hungarian embassy and relayed unofficial German aims to Vienna officials.
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National plan for permanent national employment service
Washington April 21 Plans for a permanent national employment service would be discussed at a three day conference opening tomorrow. Governors representatives and Secretary of Labor Wilson join John B Densmore director general of the federal employment service to plan cooperation with states and municipalities. The service would continue work started by the wartime federal employment service, not yet established by law.
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