Stability of Austria's Future Under Cox's View
Ex Governor Cox surveys postwar Austria in a broad series, noting political fragility, tax woes, rail and labor issues, and the role of the church and socialists. He argues Vienna could become a transit hub, warns against Parisian-style despair, and highlights Czechoslovakia's Benes plan for regional trade as a path to stabilization and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Cox
Austria
Germany
Switzerland
Ares
Belgium
Holland
Selmium
Selper
Catholi Church
Social- Democrats
Christian- Socialists
Vienna
Riverside Drive
Vienne
Linz
Salzburg
Bregenz
Tyrol
Auvetrng
Bavaria
Austré
Czechosovakia
Hansburg
Junker
Vienlovex
Col Chase Causey
General Relief Organization
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Jugoslavia
Europe
Benes
Danube
Giscusafon
Rursugh
Republic
Prague
League of Nations
Alpine
Winland
Russia
Sweden
Canada
Dusa
Republic of Austria
Catton
New Austria
Balkung
Italy
Telland
Col. Causey
Joan
Gonaderatom
Pilitacl] Martes
Ieoullin
Measure to stem German finance debate late
Berlin dispatch reports widespread pessimism over a government move to curb speculation in foreign securities. The measure, drafted earlier, was delayed by execution difficulties and reluctance to take drastic steps. Top officials warn of further market losses and rising fear of a German default amid France’s reparations pressure and England’s support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gersman
Piscon
Havenstein
Reichsbank
Belgium
Germany
England
France
Vonsiche Zeitung
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cox
Old
Servia
Risle
Marks
Journal
Czechslovakia
Coxes
Dex Artele
J.c.neuhoft, Inc
Dillon’s
Main Street
Lyons
Jeanette Lingerie Shop
Fairfield Avenue
TEL
Barnum
Rintex
J.c.neuhofe
Wall ST
Florida
Polaire
Mantella
Sik Matel
Wonderlance
Chain Silk Store
Golden Wild St
Main St
Frisbie's Pies