Power Companies In Argentine Loans Faced Cold Rejection
U S government loan attempts to power firms in Argentina were rejected. Ex Im Bank has underwritten about 79 million of 125 million in loans to banks and firms tied to Argentine credit, with payments slated to American lenders. Despite practical losses, many U S creditors continue extending new credits to Argentina, while private power utilities fear Peron expropriation and seek development funding.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Inea
U. S
Buenos Aires
di Prensa
Peron
Sam
New York
National City Bank of New York
First National Bank of Boston
Chase National of
Bank of London
South America
Royal Bank of Canada
Central Hanover Bank and Trust
Public National Bank and Trust Co
U.S
International General Electric
Ford Motors
International Telephone & Telegraph System
International Bank
CHADE
Zsompania Hispano-Americano de Electricidad
Sefina
Societe Financiere
Dannie Heineman
Hille
American Jand Foreign Policy
Electric Bond
George S. Messersmith
Children’s Day Program At St Pauls Utica
St Pauls Reformed Church of Utica will hold its Children’s Day service on Sunday at 10 45 a m. Sunday school participants include Mary Frances Warner David Strine Harry Clem Ruth Stull Mary Catherine Martz Bonnie Remsburg Jeannie Clark Douglas Ecker Wayne Itttenour Kay Ann Rosenberg Janet Roten and Billy Clem. Other children on the program include Jay and Dardene Schultz Guy Stull Jr Patsy Biddinger David Strine Patsy Rhoten Wayne Stull Ann Bronger Jimmy Gritchley Cecelia Bear Billy Ciem Bobby Bear Charles Brunker Franklin Lambert Eva Jean Lambert Patsy Stull Sandra Shull Barbara Shelton and Eddie Toms. Completing the list are Glenna
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St. Paul's Reformed Church of
Utica
Mary Frances Warner
David Strine
Harry Clem
Ruth Stull
Mary Catherine Martz
Bonnie Remsburg
Jeannie Clark
Douglas Ecker
Wayne Itttenour
Kay Ann Rosenberg
Janet Roten
Billy Clem
Jay and
Dardene Schultz
Guy Stull Jr
Patsy Biddinger
Patsy Rhoten
Wayne Stull
Ann Bronger
Jimmy Gritchley
Cecelia Bear
Billy Ciem
Bobby Bear
Charles Brunker
Franklin Lambert
Eva Jean Lambert
Patsy Stull
Sandra Shull
Barbara Shelton
Eddie Toms
Glenna
Church Service and Club Installations Noted
Bonnie Besar Stull and others listed perform two choir numbers during a service officiated by Rev. Anderman with David Strine as announcer. Barbara Ann Klipp plays postlude. Club officers and directors are announced, with Basil C. Lewis and Elmer W. Singer elected first and second vice presidents and Franklin B. Reese treasurer. Installation planned at the next meeting.
Russia invited to conference in Washington
Paris May 31 Western powers invited Russia to a Foreign Ministers conference in Washington on July 23 to discuss tensions threatening world peace. The note asked Russia to choose an agenda among three items, with North Atlantic Pact and American bases in Europe as major sticking points. Deputy Jessup said the notes were not an ultimatum and Russia aims to disrupt Western defense plans, while Western powers could discuss the disputed subject without committing to exact agenda.
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Paris
Russie
Washington
Russia
Kremlin
Britain
France
United States
Europe
U. 5
Phillis Jessup
Andrei Gromyko
Andrei Vishinsky
Moscow
Jessup
Isia
Civitan Club Holds Election at Annual Meeting
The Civitan Club conducted its annual business meeting on Thursday evening, selecting David D. Oland as incoming president and naming assistants to support him. W. Jerome Offutt inducted Max B. Wilcox into membership during the session.
West and East debate German demilitarization agenda
Officials discuss NATO like issues amid tensions over Germany demilitarization and disarmament. Western representatives insist on sticking to broad defense plans while deputies outline conference topics including points on international tension in Europe and the East West versions of German demilitarization and reduction of armaments.
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Jessup
Europe
Arms and Armies and a Disputed Program Wording
A historical report notes that no agreement could be reached on the placement and wording of arms and armies in a program. It records other accords including the Austrian treaty of independence and alleged treaty violations by Italy, Romania, Hungary, and Bulgaria, plus the future of the Free Territory of Trieste. Mexico City is described as the oldest city in the new world, predating St. Augustine.
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Italy
Romania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Trieste
Mexico, D. F
Mexican City
New World
St. Augustine
Fla
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