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International union to distribute war expenses planned
Paris reports a French bill proposing an international financial union among allies to share war costs by population and power to contribute. British government reportedly considering similar plan. Allied expenses total about 424.0 billion francs versus central powers 170.9 billion francs. Union aims to prevent international bankruptcy.
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International Financial Union
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Shipping Board Molds War Fleet For Peace Time Needs
The Shipping Board urges a lasting merchant marine program as it releases its second congress report. It details the emergency fleet, foreign charters, and the current assets of 7,498,075 deadweight tons with 128 foreign ships under charter and 490 American ships requisitioned. It outlines contracts for steel cargo ships and tankers, wood ship plans to 5,000 tons, and concrete ship projects including five government yards and several vessel types to expand postwar capacity.
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Explosion at Aniline Plant Injures Several in New York
An explosion at the American Aniline Product company plant in University Place New York injured a number of people and caused extensive damage to nearby properties including the Hotel Albert where many windows were broken.
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Governors in convention discuss postwar reconstruction
Governors from many states gather at Annapolis as the annual conference opens at the Maryland state house. Maryland Governor Harrington welcomes delegates and the morning session covers preliminaries and the war’s readjustment issues.
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