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Salisbury Evening Times in Salisbury, Maryland

15 Dec 1923

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Salisbury Evening Times

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Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1923

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3

Europe at odds with US as McDonald cites six failures

James G. McDonald of New York pins Europe’s woes on US inaction and six failures, including fixing reparations and US involvement in the Reparation Commission. He cites the Rhineland and Ruhr as flashpoints and notes cross‑cultural church ties offering a beacon of hope amid the crisis.

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Columbia Europe United States James G. McDonald New York Foreign Policy Association Copencil of Churches Columbus Balkans Russia Italy Rhineland Ruhr Germany United State France Santal Feadera Missionares
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B and O Proposes New York to Chicago Route

Baltimore and Ohio officials pitched a York to Chicago line via Butler to shorten travel time by hours. They argued a shorter route with a lower Allegheny elevation and connections through Reading and Akron could gain Interstate Commerce Commission approval. The executive noted need for new capital amid wartime expansion challenges.

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Butler Baltimore and Ohio Willard Alcehenies New Jersey Akron
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Steamer Gaston Arrives Badly Crippled After Long Run

The American steamer Gaston loaded with bananas from Pouette Courter docked safely at South Gate terminal after a six teen hour battle with heavy seas. It went aground fifty miles south by east of Cape Henry and arrived under its own steam. Names given include Sherwood Asa and Elizabeth Seymour from Mappsville and Medestown.

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Norfolh A. Po Gaston Norfolk Pouette Courter South Gate Cape Henry
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