Shillinglaw Discusses Dane Through Reparations Debate
Desid L. Shillinglaw, longtime Waer loo attorney and later vice president of Forgan Gray & Co., spoke at Williamstown Institute of Politics on German reparations. He argued reparations transfers could distort world trade and questioned Miller's view that Germany could fund debts via reparations, noting Germany's budget, imports, exports, and capital movements.
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Germany Faces Postwar Wealth Decline and Reparation Strains
An analysis argues Germany cannot return to prewar wealth levels. It cites loss of coal and iron ore, reduced population, damaged factories and canals, and smaller bank deposits. The Dawes plan's success depends on actual transfers and adjusted reparations amid allied cooperation. Mr. Ambrose Rice and Mr. Benjamin O. Paine of Millbury celebrate 52 years of marriage, their double wedding anniversary noted.
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Millbury
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