France launches new loan drive to rebuild after war
The article details France's appeal for a vast government loan to fund reconstruction, repay debts, and revive industry. It notes record subscriptions running in the billions of francs, heavy taxation, restored coal and textile sectors, and farm-led funding from peasants. It also mentions Leonora Hurbes, dancing partner of Maurice, visiting the U.S. amid a customs misunderstanding over jewel import.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marance
Francesa
Oc France
Kraoce
France
Invadwal
Rece
Perce
Leonora Hurbes
M. Maurice
Faris
Miss Hughes
U. S
Extreme described fashion suit element in 1900s style
A garbled fashion note describes an American outfit with a biscuit colored broadcloth coat, banded satin trim, a brown velvet hat with fur, and a novel collar. It highlights the extreme style as a distinctive, highly described attire.
Waterpower and Power Reform Drive Postwar Economy
Postwar America pushes hydropower to ease fuel shortages. A new Federal Power Act spurs development, linking waterpower with electric transit to cut coal use. Regions from New England to the West hold vast untapped potential, with California leading interconnections and high voltage transmission plans. The Federal Power Commission will license and oversee public-domain projects, aiming for savings and industrial revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
C States
New England
Rockies
Pacific States
Arliltiea
Systemathers Iscow
California
Oregon ‘Border
Mexico
Furibes
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Federal Power Commission
Secretaries of War, Interior and Agriculture
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Lee Tracea
Eireviara
Orier
Pos
Devas
Francis H. Sisson
Guaranty Trust Co
New Yar
Unser
Axtreme
Ce Pe Com Water Power Act
Aantic Seaboard
Washington
Congress
Bewato
Yajpma
Legiaepear
Courtry
Atlantic States
New York & Place
Matoe
Wit
Netong
Alaska
Funk Fine
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pac
Butte, Anaconda
Mewasa
San Sone
Attorne Licesera
Santa Clara
Wyoro-Electric
Feather River
New York
Artkur
M. Fiee
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