Masaryk Resigns as President of Czecho-Slovakia
London April 21. Professor Thomas G Masaryk has resigned as president of Czecho-Slovakia due to ill health. Dr Edward Benes the former minister will become premier and president.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
11
London April 21. Professor Thomas G Masaryk has resigned as president of Czecho-Slovakia due to ill health. Dr Edward Benes the former minister will become premier and president.
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The United States rejects Germany’s offer to mediate and umpire reparations talks. Secretary Hughes tells Berlin the U S government seeks an immediate resumption of negotiations and urges Germany to present workable proposals. Berlin’s appeal, signed by Chancellor Fehrenbach and Foreign Minister Simons, was transmitted via Commissioner Diesel and made public by the State Department. Germany remains under Allied pressure with May 1 as the instalment deadline and British Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Briand to discuss escalation if Germany defaults.
Berlin rejects moving Reichsbank gold to Coblenz and Cologne branches as security for reparations by April 22. The Reichsbank holds 1,091,602,000 marks, and the Reparations Commission warned of immediate delivery if not complied. France eyed 100000 French troops plus others on the Rhine in a mixed military civil plan.
A newspaper warns that girls adopting men’s sports in a masculine style risk harming the future of the race. Physical education specialists fear the shift from the swooning girl of the past to boxing hockey and baseball with male vigor may be excessive.
A medical discussion explains bones tolerate stress, while women may suffer displaced organs from strenuous activity. It argues heart trouble is not caused by straining the heart in women, but by displacement of other organs disturbing visceral nervous balance.
Dr. Dudley A. Sargent defends girls’ sports citing physiology and long term health. He argues girls should not fully expend energy in masculine games, praising adjusted sports like hockey and baseball while warning against field hockey’s excessive physical strain and potential later health costs.
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