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Foreign News
December 15, 1923
The Kusko Times
Takotna, Tokotna, Mcgrath, Alaska
What is this article about?
Germany urges British support for US $30M food credit proposal amid winter needs; President Coolidge insists any aid be on business terms, not charity, per White House announcement.
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Germany Anxious for an American Loan
London. The German ambassador visited the Foreign Office this afternoon to ask British support for an American proposal to the effect that America be asked to advance food credits to Germans this winter to the amount of thirty million dollars.
Washington. -- Germany is not in need of charity, according to information passed to President Coolidge, through official channels, and he feels that any aid given that nation by the United States should be arranged on a business basis, the White House announced Thursday.
London. The German ambassador visited the Foreign Office this afternoon to ask British support for an American proposal to the effect that America be asked to advance food credits to Germans this winter to the amount of thirty million dollars.
Washington. -- Germany is not in need of charity, according to information passed to President Coolidge, through official channels, and he feels that any aid given that nation by the United States should be arranged on a business basis, the White House announced Thursday.
What sub-type of article is it?
Diplomatic
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Germany Loan
American Food Credits
British Foreign Office
Coolidge Business Aid
What entities or persons were involved?
German Ambassador
President Coolidge
Where did it happen?
Germany
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Germany
Event Date
Thursday
Key Persons
German Ambassador
President Coolidge
Outcome
us aid to be on business basis, not charity
Event Details
The German ambassador visited the British Foreign Office to request support for a US proposal to advance $30 million in food credits to Germany this winter. Information to President Coolidge indicates Germany does not need charity, and any US aid should be business-based, as announced by the White House on Thursday.