World News Roundup Kabooms and Debts Across Nations
A wide sweep of early 20th century items covers a cabinet topple in Belgium, debt talks with the United States, Polish bond deliveries, Mussolini debt statements, and war concerns. Reports detail Hoover on coal stockpiles, court actions on a decree, and a murder aftermath in the United States. International notes include Bulgarian troop issues, earthquakes near Osaka, and Allenby’s resignation with Lloyd succeeding him.
Debt pressure on foreign debtors to hasten funding talks
Washington officials press for quick settlements of postwar and wartime debts with all nations. The administration seeks a unified funding plan and aims to publish actual obligations owed, while Senator Borah met with the President to discuss the debts program with broad national backing.
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Washington Administration
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American Debt Commission
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May weather swings from 94 to 37 with snow
Chicago and the North Mississippi Valley endured extreme temperature shifts from 94 down to 37 with snow in parts of Illinois Indiana and Michigan. Physicians warn that such rapid changes heighten pneumonia risk across Southern Illinois and the Ohio Valley as Alaskan winds move in.
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Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
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Quake Toll and Relief Efforts Rise in Japan
Tokyo reports three hundred dead and one thousand injured after a major quake near Osaka. Warships deliver food and medical aid to Tajima district towns Toyo-Oka and Kinosaki where fires subside. aftershocks terrorize residents. Meanwhile off Brittany coast France, twenty seven of thirty two seamen drown in a storm.
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Kinosaki
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Government Seeks Packer Appeal in Decree Case
Washington reports the government has filed a petition in the court of appeals for a special appeal from the decision of the District of Columbia supreme court suspending operation of the Packers consent decree.
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