Congressman Sees Russia Opposes Recognition
Congressman recounts first hand visits to Petrograd Odessa and the famine region via Finland and Ukraine. He argues the present Soviet government should not be recognized and urges humanitarian talks and a trade agreement with Russia, stressing independent investigations and no Moscow-directed agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Rusarroll L. Beedy
New York
T. Ss
Ciry
Finland
Petrograd
Volga
Ukraine
Oris
Kaza
Towas
Taionel
William Haskell
Tibet Administration
United States
Opposition to Recognizing Russia Reflects Ideals and Debt Stance
The speaker argues against recognizing the Soviet Union until it honors debts to the United States and safeguards American citizens' rights. They oppose Soviet interference abroad, demand nonrecognition until religious liberty is upheld, and oppose world-recognition of a regime that discriminates against churches and suppresses higher values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiussig
Othestlan
Russia
Catlawry
Communist Party
Ameripe Tor
Unclear sports and market notes mix with vague names
A fragmented report hints at fluctuating prices and investment activity alongside scattered sports items. Names like Wheat and Canadian yield are mentioned with uncertain figures while game notes touch on teams and players in Boston and Reston amid garbled phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bogzash
Jock Malone
Boston
Saxon
Firidgeport
Alany
Techmke
Reston
Tempseypeau
Onjuncti Giants
Inelnnali
Si. Lenis
Belgium Demands Germany Reparations as Key Issue
Belgian Foreign Minister Henri Jaspar argues Belgium is uniquely able to pay a German indemnity of 59.9 billion gold marks, detailing reconstruction costs, taxes, and debt since 1914 while contrasting England and France. He stresses Belgium’s need for reparations to fund recovery and maintain economy, warning against punitive terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jaspar
England
France
Belgium
Janu
Par
Jaguar
Prelrran
Belsium
Germany
Country donation aids Japan relief effort amid disaster
A letter from Archbishop Rey of Tekia details generous funds and religious groups, including 44 priests and numerous sisters, contributed for relief in stricken Japan. The praise notes Jesuit province leaders and Mercy orders coordinating orphanages and hospitals, with total assistance around $45,000 from volunteers and charity groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reier Werk
Japan
Rey
Tekia
Tims
Nh Vewin
Cinediriy
Tlolycee
Jessort
Mary
Saeored Meart
Olunites
Sapretie Wiendonres
Steamer President Grant Declared Safe in Manila Harbor
Washington dispatch says the San Francisco office of the Shipping Board reported the steamer President Grant, previously reported as burned at Manila, is safe in Manila harbor. The vessel’s condition and location were confirmed to the board today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
the Shipping Board
President Grant
Manilay
Manila Harbor
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Landay
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Yonkers
Henri Jaspar
Fukuda
Toklo Jeathiqrake
Radio Hadvices
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Agaplantic
Membara
Fam
Tokia
Mimpoerepr
Empr
Tokio
Luwa
Kyoto
Vince
Vesthowat
Nagaski
Vestrig Dan
Arnor
Bank of Japan
Teurnea
Yokermama
Dover
Charles Toth
T. W. Burgess
Trontile
Terese
Rounird
Miles Trom
Elm Silk Shop
Main Street
Norfolks
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