Global food drive urges higher U S exports and famine aid
Amid postwar fears of hunger, the article argues for a sharp rise in American food exports to feed liberated Europe and prevent democracy’s collapse. It cites last year’s 11.82 million tons, a plan for 17.5 million, and a need to reach 20 million tons, with shortages in pork dairy and oils and wide famine risk in North Russia and Europe. It highlights farming gains, grain conservation, and gratitude to supporters.
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Feed conservation in America marks national progress
A brief note highlights the rise of individual efforts to advance feed conservation across the United States, framing stewardship as a key element of a larger national cause.
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Voluntary Food Sacrifice Sustains Nation and World
The piece lauds voluntary self-denial in America during wartime food control. It argues bread prices stayed steady, speculation stopped, and calm was kept at home. It highlights abstinence from wheat and shared sacrifice aiding global kinship and countering German starvation.
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