U S Must Cut Use Of Wheat by Co-Hail
A wartime plea describes rationing wheat for allies, ration per person set at one pound weekly, with a special allowance for the navy and army. It argues for reducing civilian consumption by about half, prioritizing bread for the military and those who prepare breads, and notes surplus potatoes milk and corn. It calls for substitutes and careful distribution to support war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Food Administration
Washiton
Suimers
Uae
Rotacta
Argentine Arrivals Shortage Sparks War-Time Food Talks
The War Food Administration urges conservation of food as shortages grow due to reduced arrivals from Argentina. Allies press for further rationing and production boosts, while the economy stresses imports and transport limits. Public demand for price reductions prompts government actions to stabilize supplies and encourage efficiency in shipping and packing houses.
Great Wheat Stocks Isolated Oddly From Text
A fragmentary note discusses wheat stock isolation and global supply concerns. It references Australia and Argentina, mentions January actions, and hints at export availability and evolving supply obligations amid wartime pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allien
United States
Tulia
Australia
Argentan
Allied Food Shipments Reach Large Total
A U S Food Administration report shows the United States shipped substantial food exports by July 1, 1914. The data cover cereals and pork totals, with wheat and pork figures highlighted, including specific export volumes and values, and compare shipments to western allies versus Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Iinistration
Uniteed States
Almont
Tussia
America’s Help Urged to Sustain Allied War Effort
Wartime plea from Sir Joseph Maclay stresses America’s pivotal role in supplying skills and materials through a critical period until the next harvest. The shipping controller notes war weariness and stretched nerves among allies, urging sustained U.S. support.
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Joseph Maclay
Ita Shipping Contrell
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