Evening star
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nounced. after notice of ratification
by two-thirds of the 21 American
republics had been deposited with
the Pan-American Union, as re
quired by terms of the convention
to put it in force.
The 14 governments which have
ratified the convention are the
United States, the Dominican Re
public, Casta Rica, Brazil. Peru.
Panama, El Salvador, Haiti, Guate
mala. Argentina, Venezuela, Colom
bia. Ecuador and Honduras.
Under the convention, the threat
ened territory would be placed
under a provisional administration
representing all the American re
publics.
Pensions
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bureaus are multiplying and agen
cies are being expanded which are
remote from the conduct of the war
effort.
"When this war is over, if it ever
is over,” said the Maryland Senator,
"there is likely to be a national debt
Of $200,000,000,000. or $6,000 for every
family in America, rich and poor,
high and low, black and white, and
we shall be lucky if it stops there. J
"Then we are going to bring back
from that war 10.000.000 men in our j
Army and we shall have to readjust I
them once more to our peacetime!
economy. In addition to that we!
have 15.000.000 or 20,000.000 men
formerly engaged in war industries
who must be intergrated back into
peacetime economy. That is going
to take years and many billions of
dollars."
Byrd Asks Bulow to Act.
Senator Byrd leading the fight for
repeal of the congressional pensions
bill, pointed out the repeal bill was
introduced 10 days ago. He called
on Chairman Bulow o!» the Civil
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Evening star. (1942). Washington, D.C., 1942-02-13. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1942-02-13/ed-1/?sp=3
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1942-02-13.
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