Hoover France moratorium accord in principle agreed
The United States and France reached a moratorium accord with other nations already on board. Debtor governments are relieved from July 1 1931 to July 1 1932 payments totaling about 500 million dollars. Germany faces conditional and unconditional reparations adjustments with a ten year payment plan starting 1933. The deal includes a loan back to Germany and potential Central European loans, while Britain France and others bear relative shifts. Stimson Mellon and Curtius commentaries frame the diplomacy. The British plan to convene a long term conference in London to oversee the moratorium and future reparations.
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Rockefeller Birthday Dinner Marks Quiet N Y Celebration
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his ninety second birthday at his Tarrytown home with a family dinner including John D. Rockefeller Jr Abbie and David Milton and four other Rockefeller children. The press heard his thanks to friends and wishes for health and happiness.
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Montana Supreme Court voids 3 million bond plan
The Montana Supreme Court invalidated the $3,000,000 institutional bond issue from last November, delaying state education and custodial projects. Justices debated debt details including amount, purpose, and tax levy, while a dissent argued the act met constitutional needs. Separate notes mention new laws, fires, gas wells, dam progress, and livestock egg records across Montana towns.
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Polson
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