Shipping board may split fleet into subsidiary firms plan
Aug. 28 report from Easlington notes continued push to change President Harding era ship policy. Aimed at replacing a managing agent system with twelve to sixteen government owned subsidiaries, each operating a portion of the fleet. The plan seeks efficiency, profit protection, and reduced private control, pending further legal review and presidential input.
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Recognition of Mexico May Foreshadow U S Diplomatic Moves
Washington August 28 The United States may grant ambassadorial status to Mexico and reopen relations. President Coolidge is expected to appoint RB Creager as ambassador while Emissaries report the Mexican government appears stable. George T Summerlin in Mexico City may serve as observer and possibly charge d affaires.
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