Final Summons Walter H. Page Profile
Walter H. Page James served as American ambassador to Britain during World War I era. He held talks with British leaders, protested British treatment of American commerce, and helped broker a German English truce aiding Belgians. He resigned in August 1918 due to ill health and died shortly after heart disease hospitalization in New York. He left three sons and a daughter.
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Liberty cabbage boosted as civilian ration relief in Berlin
Berlin reports 300000 metric tons of Liberty cabbage released by the central bureau for vegetables and fruit to ease food shortages after demobilization. Officials say sauerkraut will soon appear on menus again, seen as a symbol of revolution gains and peacetime provisioning.
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