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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1921

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3

Foreign Investment Surge Seen After Armament Talks

The piece notes Americans hold nearly a billion idle dollars likely to pour into foreign securities as exchange rates rise. It cites past Civil War era shifts when Americans sold cheap dollars for rail and industrial stocks while foreign buyers later repatriated $2 billion in holdings.

United States Pacific and Tarcaston London

Funding Foreign Debt Plan Agreed By Senate Panel

Senate finance committee approved a funding bill to matur e $1 billion in foreign debts by June 15 1947 with minimum 5 percent interest. Secretary Mellon and Democratic members endorsed the measure and said it would be reported to the Senate, with four of five commissioners requiring Senate confirmation. The plan keeps commissions chairs, limits debt cancellation, and mandates annual Treasury reports.

Associated Press United States Senate Finance Committee Penrose Mellon Senate McCumber Secretary of the Treasury House Sammons North Carolina Congress Russia

Grounded French Ship Floated After Delaware River Float

The French steamship Olympe bound for Genoa was floated at high water from the Delaware River off Pennsfield New Jersey after grounding yesterday. She returned to Philadelphia to dock for inspection and unload cargo by lighter before tugs moved her. In Russellville Arkansas a gas explosion in the South Anthracite Mining No 2 mine killed Herschel Bramlett and fatally injured John J Wosec and Huy Petray with two more seriously burned.

Philadelphia Olympe Genoa Delaware River Pennsfield N Jo Russellville Arch Herschel Bramlett John J Wosec Huy Petray

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