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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

6

Time ripe for disarmament urged by American envoy

Henry White former ambassador to France told the House Naval Committee that the time is ripe for world disarmament and the U S should initiate the move. He cited tax burdens from World War I and urged a broad agreement to limit armaments while not stopping current naval construction.

Washington Henry White France Roosevelt House Naval Committee United States Pershing Tasker H. Bliss Supreme War Council Peace Daniels Davis State Department White

Voucher for 260000 for officer expenses tied to Schwab findings

Col. E. H. Abadie testified before the Walsh committee that a $260,000 voucher for personal expenses of a Bethlehem Shipbuilding officer was charged in October 1918, tied to Charles M. Schwab as director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The voucher’s amount and verification were not reviewed by Abadie.

New York Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation E. H. Abadie Walsh Congressional Committee Shipping Board Charles M. Schwab Emergency Fleet Corporation Schwab Abadie

Plan Marketing Organization in New York for Kentucky Tobacco

Preliminary steps to form a marketing organization after Kentucky tobacco farmers warn of ruin due to low prices. Efforts concentrate in New York with aims to stabilize and improve market conditions for growers.

Plan Marketing Organization Louisville Kentucky New York

New Southeastern Express to Cover 10000 Miles

Southeast express service will operate March 1 over the Southern and Mobile Ohio railroads. The company, headquartered in Atlanta with John B. Hockaday as president, will manage 10000 miles of tracks and have offices in major Southern cities. The move follows the Southern's refusal to renew a contract with the American Railway Express company.

Washington Southern Mobile & Ohio Southeastern Express Company Southern Railway Alabama Atlanta John B. Hockaday Southern Express Company American Railway Express Company Middle-West Baltimore

Psychological effect noted by Federal Reserve head

Washington reports that W G Harding governor of the Federal Reserve Board emphasizes the psychological impact of public sentiment on business. He cites Confucius saying things are never as good or bad as they seem and notes Readjustments were inevitable given world conditions and could not be delayed in the United States.

Washington W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board Mr. Harding Confucius

Wife As Employer In Home Duties Bill

A Kansas bill proposed by Mrs Minnie J Grinstead would place husbands in the role of employers and wives as employees for home duties, allowing damages for injuries during household work. Other items note veterans tax on disability payments and Calder bill hearings on coal industry regulation.

Topeka Kan Kansas House of Representatives Minnie J. Grinstead Seward County Washington Senate Manufactures Committee

DAnnunzio to Leave Fiame After Passport Visas

Gabriele D Annunzio, former insurgent leader, will depart Fiame this week after securing passport visas to Switzerland Greece Spain and France.

D’annunzio Gabriele D'Annunzio Fiame Switzerland Greece Spain France

Tragic Fire Kills 68 on Russian Train

Sixty eight passengers aboard a freight train traveling from Luga to Novograd were burned to death when benzine on board exploded, wrecking the train near the gulf of Finland and Petrograd region.

Copenhagen Luga Gulf of Finland Novograd Petrograd

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