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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
6
Reports from capitals note Berlin talks on reparations and a proposed international expert commission. The United States backs European economic discussions and Kellogg's London ambassadorship. Turmoil in Germany and Bavaria prompts concern as Rhineland moves gain attention.
News dispatch reports the U-5 submarine sank in Limon Bay after colliding with the United Fruit Company ship Abangarez. Five crew members are missing: Lawrence Brown, Clyde Hughes, Henry Creault, Thomas Metzler, and Fred Smith. Divers search for bodies as officials await further details.
The interstate commerce commission could assume full control of the coal industry with no extra legislation beyond a suitable appropriation. Leading members of the fact finding commission favor ICC regulation, noting progress in the Southern Ohio rate, Virginia railway, and assigned car cases. The commission urged creating a new division to oversee coal crossing state lines.
U S forest economists warn that reliance on foreign forests cannot bolster domestic timber and that world timber resources are steadily exhausted. A comprehensive study shows saw timber demand could double in fifty years if trends continue, while growth keeps pace at only two thirds of consumption.
The Netherlands cabinet resigned after the second chamber rejected the government naval bill to build a fleet for the Dutch East Indies. The move follows the cabinet’s collapse and signals a political shift in The Hague.
Washington reports from the department of commerce show 1 percent of German workers entirely unemployed and 4 to 5 million partially employed, signaling broad economic distress.
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