Question of French US debt stance and Hoover Laval record
A debate over Franco American debt policy centers on Hoover Laval talks and the Lausanne settlement. The record shows Hoover sought postponement of intergovernmental debts during a low mood period, while France pressed for relief on its December payment, highlighting mutual fault and urging a united, forward path to restore order and confidence in a troubled world.
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France
Borah
M. Laval
Tt. Hoover
Tomem Jorranda
Hoover
Oecame
Geror
Germany
Wretide Laval
Laval
M. Lave
Mr. Hoover
Hoover-Laval
Lausanne
Congress
Cally
New York Tribune. Inc
Newspapers Are Favored By Advertisers
Advertisers push for more newspaper ads in 1933, citing sustained reach. Moxie Company chair Frank M. Archer says newspapers are the only proven 100 percent medium, while Coca-Cola plans a $1 million increase in ad spend in 1933 targeting newspaper outlets. Albert H. Morrill notes a humorous aside about an opossum and human brain development, reflecting a scattered editorial aside.
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Moxie Company
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Albert H. Morrill
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