Word: lloyds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...inevitable result of the latest Allied demands would mulct Germany of every pfennig, destroy the small remaining value of the mark, and open the door for Bolshevism. Their opponents answer with a different suggestion. They assert that the whole affair will sour the Genoa Conference on the hands of Lloyd George, leaving him in disrepute, an opening the way for a triumphant Lenin and Wirth to come forward with counter demands quite in the manner of Stalky himself...
Manuscripts for the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize must be handed in by 12 o'clock Saturday, April 1. The prize will be awarded this year for the best poem on "Russia...
...Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize of $125 and a silver medal...
...interview for the CRIMSON last night on the subject of the Genoa conference, M. Fatio expressed his opinion that the plan was received in a somewhat 'different light by the several European nations. "Lloyd George", he said, "was very anxious to have the economic conference materialize, but France was not so willing to agree to the idea. Everyone however, was willing to try something". He brought out the point that this was not the first conference of its kind held in Europe, as the year before an international economic discussion was held at Brussels. "The coming conference will carry...
...Lloyd George's idea is to open trade and to bring peace by giving its people work". At this point M. Fatio showed that, since England had a large population which was out of employment, the revival of international trade and commerce would greatly benefit her condition. "France", he said, "is a little afraid for she must devote her energies to building herself up. She has but few unemployed and she wants to utilize what strength she has to recover her devastated regions". He added that France did not approve of the association with Russia and Germany, and that...