Cancellation of War Debts Not Possible
A historical analysis argues debt cancellation unlikely to restore global financial faith. It notes wartime borrowing funded by the United States, limited aid from allies, and questions whether debt forgiveness would boost trade. The piece discusses potential subsidies, inflationary risks, and the impact on domestic production and international competitiveness.
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Wwe
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la Remithe
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Europa
Europe
Constitution To Be Revised in Germany Says Interior Head
Germany's interior minister Wilhelm von Gayl said the new government led by Chancellor Franz von Papen will seek constitutional revision. He stressed the aim is not to restore the monarchy and warned against introducing a new element of cabinet games.
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Cox Calls Plan To Oust Shouse From Chair
Former governor James M. Cox denounces efforts to remove Shouse from the party chair while commending a compromise for temporary and permanent leadership. He warns against creating controversy that could hinder the national convention and criticizes attempts to humiliate Shouse. Washington dispatch reports the Montana senator and Roosevelt supporter in New York also spoke.
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California Company Seeks Lease Near Anthes in New Raynor District
A California company plans a lease on land four miles northwest of the Anthea well in the New Raynor district. The tract NW and N SW 9-8-69 is described, with the Anthea well central at 1,000 feet and Box Hill formation at 44 feet tested. An oil and gas lease from PF is noted, with Stewart and W.T.K. involved and G. Th. Stewart reported on Thursday.
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Debate over permanent chairman at Democratic convention
James M. Cos of Ohio replies to reporters on the question of appointing Senator Walsh of Mariana as permanent chair, arguing against placing someone to end the fight against what he calls Wall Street interference. He says the public rejects the acts of those opposing a progressive Democrat.
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Ohio
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Mariana
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Woman’s Club Nominee Backs 18th Amendment Firmly
Mrs. Grace Martison Poold of Brockton mass unopposed candidate for president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs declares in a dictated statement she is a firm believer and supporter of the 18th amendment. In an interview she says the federation should include planks on alcohol regulation and favors a nationwide referendum within a year to test public support for the amendment.
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Brockton
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Mara
United States
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Demonstrators Back Byrd for President at Democratic State Event
In Richmond delegates and thousands cheered as George Beaty presented a resolution urging Harry Flood Byrd as the Democratic presidential candidate. Led by Walker Cattrell, supporters carried Byrd's picture and shouted Byrd for President, marching around the convention hall with the crowd singing and waving.
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Turbulent Assembly Adopts Resolution by Acclamation
After a chaotic session the presolution was adopted with thunderous acclamation. Byrd drew attention to the speaker and the crowd grew louder as he began his address, Mo maintained a smile and lifted his hands for silence to hear the rest.
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Chicago asks to borrow 40 to 150 million dollars
Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak urged the county action finance corporation to loan the city between 40 and 150 million dollars. The informal request, made yesterday, cited an imperative need to cover overdue salaries for school teachers and other city employees amid rising financial obligations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anton J Cermat
Reconnty Action Finance Corporation
Aged man tries to cut throat with Case knife
Loveland June 9 Joseph Laugh ory, 70, an inmate of Mullin home Denver, attempted suicide this morning after a long journey from Denver. He drew a case knife at Charles Lakey’s home near Longmont but the blade was dull. Lakey notified police who hold Laugh ory for Denver officials.
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Denver
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Pueblo Woman Fatally Shot In Household Accident
A Pueblo woman was killed when a loaded revolver fell from a shelf and struck her in the head while she was cleaning. Her husband works at the Sleet Works of the Ojrade Fuel & Iron Co. They have several children.
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