Sails for France but Plans Still Unclear Says Ent
Unnamed source from a Washington bureau notes that Ent intends to sail to France but offers no specifics on his plans. The statements remain vague and do not reveal concrete actions or schedule.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
11
Unnamed source from a Washington bureau notes that Ent intends to sail to France but offers no specifics on his plans. The statements remain vague and do not reveal concrete actions or schedule.
A long dispatch details Allied aims at securing a just peace with Germany after World War I. It notes German political turmoil led by Ebert and Liebknecht in Berlin, disputes over reparations and control of industry, and the forces and aims of the peace conference. It also covers Allied occupation, looted assets recovered, and U.S. President Wilson's forthcoming peace plans and domestic policy requests.
The article urges a tripling of prewar exports to feed liberated Europe and prevent famine. It projects 20 million tons of annual food exports, notes shortages in fats and proteins, and highlights the need to preserve democracy by shared sacrifice. It cites last year’s 11.82 million tons and a pledged 17.5 million for this year, with North America supplying the majority of global demand. It warns of transportation bottlenecks and the necessity of rationing and efficient production.
A county director for War Savings faces possible public blame as support for the War Savings Loan wanes. The piece argues committees chose capable county leaders at war’s height and urges renewed local backing to protect reputations and sustain the treasury effort.
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