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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1933

Page

2

Delegation to London Under Hull Faces Narrow Path

The United States delegation to the international economic conference in London, led by Secretary of State Cordell Hull, includes James M. Cox and Senator Key Pittman among others. The aim shifts from wide tariff reductions to coordinated monetary policy and freer exchange, as the war debts issue fuels diplomacy and a possible crisis in global finance.

London United States Cordell Hull White House James M. Cox Key Pittman Nevada James Couzens Michigan Samuel D. McReynolds Tennessee Ralph W. Morrison Texas William ©. Bullitt James P. Warburg Financelal Fred K. Nielsen Herbert Feis Brain Trust McReynolds House Committee On Foreign Relations Couzens Congress Raymond Moley Hull Moley Geneva Argentina Australia Canada The Economic Conference Britain France Italy Roosevelt Washington William H. Woodin Morgan the Treasury Woodin Norman H. Davis Europe George H. Tinkham Massachusetts Davis

International council riven by gold standard clash and race disaster

In Vienna during the seventieth congress of the International Chamber of Commerce Charles Boisse vain of Holland attacked the U S gold standard policy and the repudiation of gold clauses. Debates on shipping subsidies and war debts continued as Japan and China signed an armistice at Tangku amid regional tensions. In Kansas a major prison escape freed 11 convicts led by Wilbur Underhill, while in Indiana and Culver bandits were captured after robbing a bank. The Indianapolis speedway hosted the 600 mile race with six fatalities and Louis Meyer winning in record time earning 12000 dollars plus lap prizes.

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