Word: projected
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Unquestionably discussed by the three statesmen was the well known general thesis of Reparations Revision which was first broached between the German and French Foreign Ministers, Stresemann and Briand, during their once famed but now forgotten luncheon conference at Thoiry (TIME, Sept. 27, 1926). As generally envisioned, today, the project involves scaling down the future Dawes Plan payments to be made by Germany, in return for a present lump payment from Germany to the Allies. The only way that Germany can raise such a sum is to sell in the general investment market securities amounting to a mortgage...
...fiscal heads of. Europe arose a popular impression that sweeping action would be taken at once. At the very least it seemed that the lukewarmness of Chancellor Churchill had been transformed into eager cooperation. Perhaps the Great Powers were on the eve of formally consummating the project first dreamed at Thoiry...
Reports of the conference with Mr. Morgan were to the effect that the world market could not absorb sufficient German bonds to make the lump payment project feasible. In this case the statesmen can do no better than to definitely fix the amount of the annual payments, and the numbers of years during which Germany shall continue to pay them...
Representatives of the Krupp and Stinnes interests and the German Steel Cartel gathered in Berlin last week to inaugurate the mighty project of warming all Germany with coal gas piped directly from the mines of the Ruhr. Shortly investors will be permitted to supply a preliminary stake...
...local instance" not far from where the Nominee was speaking was the Federal power-and-nitrate project at Muscle Shoals on the Tennessee River. Whether the Government shall sell Muscle Shoals, or lease it to privateers, or keep and operate it itself, has been a hot question in the South for ten years. It is still such a hot question that Editor Edward John Meeman of the Knoxville News-Sentinel thought Nominee Hoover's government-in-business passage did not tell the South enough. He asked the Nominee point-blank what it meant. Then came the first Hoover postscript...