Prewar Export Goals and Food Supply Threats Discussed
A garbled wartime outlook outlines the need to raise food exports to support the economy and feed allied nations. It cites limited prewar shipments, notes danger from ports under blockade, and warns that Europe faces famine while the United States must increase agricultural output and shipping capacity to prevent domestic strain and sustain global supplies.
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Neh
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Meat Producers Back Full Duty in War Food Effort
Government urges meat producers to maintain full output to support wartime needs. Agriculture officials report policy efficacy and emphasize domestic supplies while outlining routes to export markets. Increased production would aid Americans and align with wartime rationing goals as programs adjust through September.
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Food Aid and Pork Supply Outlook Boosts Exports
The report notes increased pork supplies and food conservation efforts with rising exports and broader enterprise support. APY aid progressed forward, supporting the food economy as production and distribution expand.
Government War Savings Stamps urged despite armistice
Public notice appeals to all citizens to continue buying War Savings Stamps and meet pledged payments. It warns that government expenses remain high for months, with $50 million to $1400 million required monthly to fund soldiers, sailors, and ongoing needs.
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