No Shortage When Cigaret Men on Stand
Washington reporters detail a Senate inquiry into a cigarette shortage. Presidents and executives from major tobacco firms testify while smoking openly, arguing production must rise to ease scarcity. Col. Fred C. Foy notes army smokers get priority. civilian sales face court martial risk.
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A. H. Kilodny
National Association of Tobacco Distributors
Joseph H. Ball
Paul Hahn
Touring Congressmen Demand U S Currency for Doughboys Abroad
Rep. John E. Sheridan said the house military affairs committee will press for soldiers overseas to be paid in U S dollars. He warned that invasion francs are a poor exchange and noted soldiers pay high prices abroad. The group met in Rome at Col. Foxx’s base and traveled home except Mrs Luce who rode by car due to an earache.
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Sheridan
Francis H. Foxx
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Luce
Connecticut
France
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