Ruhr occupation and postwar reparation debates described
A fragmentary report recalls Allied occupation of the Ruhr and German disarmament after the armistice. It notes Allied control, evacuation of zones, and the Young Plan's role in German reparations. It references the 1919-1923 Ruhr crisis and the economic turmoil that followed, including the German mark collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulne
Bolgisu
Dts Bank
Ruhr
Germany
Taylothcare
Rhode Island
Occupation Zones and German Resistance in Postwar Outlook
The article details Allied control of occupation zones with France holding Mayence and the left bank of the Rhine, the British in Cologne, Belgians near Aix-la-Chapelle, and Italian representation limited. It notes sizeable French military and civil-led operations across mills, mines, and railways, German passive resistance, arrests of Krupp and Thyssen figures, and mass deportations, concluding with France asserting dominance until Germany capitulated. It also reports on Floyd C. Woodworth’s tent meeting in Fort Collins and an Assembly of God parade with a car escort and scriptural exhortations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayence
Rhine
Coblens
United States
Ruhr
Cologne
Aix-La-Chapelle
France
Germany
Lke Krupp
von Bohlen
Thyssen
Thorsands
England
Floyd C. Woodworth
Evangeliat
Fort Collins
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Assembly of God
Rev. Woodworth
Negro Singers at Methodist Church Draw Large Crowd
The Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School drew a packed Sunday crowd at a Methodist church. The Negro quartet, famed for years of church appearances, presented four groups of spirituals and other songs. A quartet member shared the Piney Woods School story, and no silver offering was taken. Dr. C. O. Tibodenu closed with an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Cotton Blossom Singers
Peer ‘Woods
Piney Woods
Piney Woods School
Ttn
Dr. C. 0. Tibodenu
Johnstown Women Entertain at Gresley Country Club
Society notes report Mrs A W Cameron and others hosting an afternoon at the Gresley country club with dainty place cards flowers and nut cups. Guests included many local women and out of town visitors with bridge afterward in the lounge. A distant mention notes a Vatican related 1929 conciliation commemoration project consulting Italian labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Gresley Country Club
Greeley Country Club
Mes
A. W. Cameron
Cleo McKoe
Floyd Chandlay
Mosdames C. I. Bhermus
C. W. Scotland
Y. V. Shao
John Wyss
W. T. Bishopy
KK. W. Lloyd
C. M. Keller
Alexander
Davis
J. T
Zluch
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Fant
Feenesiuee
Apa
Ocm
Aden
Eran Yy
Rutheland
Aloops
Poe Dormany
Nct
Ger. Nl
Tér
Greeley
Dakota Post
Charles R. Sattgast
Gresley
Sioux Falls
Sattgast
Extension Department
Sioux Falls College
Black Hills
Sioux Falig
Mes. Sattenst
Poincare
Reich
Ninth Street
Walter
Atinyyas
Uni
Mack
Keeley Gas & Fuel Co
Society News
George Mellon
Jessie Thompson
Carl Silvause
Fred Marsh
C. C. Crayford
A.V. Zillett
R. J. Parish
D. I. Ralston
R. S. Plummer
John Parish
Sam Parkin
Bamis
C. H. Criswell
I. M. Brandt
Engberg
We Rowden
C. Miullov
William Puntenney
Walter Wyss
G. A. Tones
Orin Hbsrhart
Frankin Jones
Clay Morrison
Garish
W. W. Nichalg
B W. Walker
Carl Burch
Frances Wyss
Nellie Bosworth
W. Armsubout
J. G. Lean
L. Grasn
Miriam Hoover
Misa Ada
C. H. Downing
Greeley Bldg
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hibbs Catching Co
Eighth Street
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