Springfield weekly Republican
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000,800 postwar monetary fund de
signed to stabilize currencies and pro
mote trade:
million dollars) Australia 200.
FINANCIAL
Belgium I’J.'v, Bolivia 10, Bruzll ISO,
Canada 300, Chile SO, China SS», Co
lumbia So, Costa Rica S, Cuba 30.
Czechoslovakia 123, Dominican Re
public 5, Ecuador B. Egypt 4S, K 1 Sal
vador 2.3, Ethiopia France 430,
Greece 4(1, Guatemala 6, Haiti 5.
Honduras 2.3, Iceland 1. India 400.
Iran 25, Iraq 8, Liberia .3, Luxem
bourg 10. Mexico 00, Netherlands 275,
New Zealand 50, Nicaragua 2, Nor
way 60.
Panama .5, Paraguay 2, Peru 25,
Philippine Commonwealth IS. Poland
123, Union of South Africa 100. Union
of Soviet Socialist Republic 1200.
United Kingdom 1300, United States
2750, Uruguay 13, Venezuela 15, Yugo
slavia On. Total 8800.
STATE DELEGATES
MEET AT CHICAGO
Massachusetts Group Names
Mrs Roger Putnam Secre
tary of Delegation In
structions Given
Special Dispatch to The Republican
Chicago. July 18 Massachusetts
delegates and alternates to the Demo
cratic national convention, which
opens in the Chicago stadium tomor
row morning, arrived here this morn
ing. The group included 16 from the
Ist and 2d congressional districts in
the western part of the state.
Joseph B. Ely of Westfield, slated to
be one of *the state’s delegates-at
large, was among the ijiissing and his
vote will be cast by his alternate,
Clementina Langone of Boston.
The delegation held its first meeting
tonight at Massachusetts headquar
ters in the Morrison hotel. Only busi
ness conducted was instructions to
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1944). Springfield, Mass., 1944-07-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1944-07-20/ed-1/?sp=13
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1944-07-20.
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