Germany Regains Old Power Amid 1926 Revival
Berlin reports 1926 shows Germany’s political and economic comeback with currency stability under the Dawes plan. Reforms shift power to conservatives, industrial shares soar, and foreign investment climbs while unemployment remains high. Germany joins the League of Nations, easing postwar tensions despite nationalist opposition.
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Germany Faces New Balance of Power as League Ties Shift
Observers describe a shifting European scene as Germany moves toward League accommodation and Franco German rapprochement loses its edge. The Thoiry talks, Soviet neutrality pact, and renewed Prussian royal expropriation disputes redefine regional power. In Germany, Hohenzollern claims spur a major settlement, while military leadership reshuffles after a monarchist influence flare up. Bell System employment growth tops 300000, with forecasts of half a million by 1936.
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Army of Phone Employes Swells Total to 400000
Local telephone girls and linemen form a large workforce in the U S telephone industry. The combined operation of systems and manufacture of equipment employs more than 400000 people, about one in every 280 workers.
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