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Food on Credit or Quick Death
Washington December 17. Herbert Hoover warned that central Europe may face mass starvation unless relief measures are rapidly funded. He proposed selling surplus wheat and flour on credit through the grain corporation to Poland Austria and other nations without new congressional appropriations. He added that export credits would not affect American prices and argued aid should go to those unable to pay cash. The article also notes a proposal to restrict newspaper paper use in 1920 and a shift in postal policy debates.
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