Food control at issue in wartime measures debate
The article argues the pending food regulation measures truly amount to food control by the president. It notes powers to regulate production, storage, distribution, and prices, plus authority to commandeer supplies and suppress boards of trade. It warns about profiteers and wartime extortion against Americans.
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Food Administration
Kovernment
Wehn Steel
Fleht
Tinar
Congress
Morey
Northwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Food Control Bills and Political Maneuvering
The piece argues congressmen push to strip food bill controls while branding them as food control measures. It urges persistent debate to secure large majorities and passage, warning that defeats of amendments would keep the bills seen as food control.
Justice to the Producer and Consumer
A Kris tian Science Monitor piece argues that merely expanding ear production risks delaying a food solution in the United States. It urges government regulation of farming, distribution, and price controls to prevent gluts, raise farmer confidence, and protect both producers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristian Science Monitor
United States
Strict Police Probe In Cruger Case Begins
New York reporters note a public investigation ordered by Commissioner Wallistuln, directed by Mayor Mitchell, into the murder of Hath Orage in Cruger. Tomorrow’s hearing will hear Acting Captain Cooper and other detectives as the probe seeks to fix police accountability for not finding the Cruger girl’s body. Cooper was suspended for the night.
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New York
Hath Orage
Conmissions Wallistuln
Caliier
Mitchell
Cooper
Kirean
Thompson Sends Estray Lists to Counties
Secretary Fred L. Thompson of the state board of livestock commissioners sent estray lists to county officials across the state. The law requires these lists be published during the last week of June and December each year. State Leader classified ads bring Peaulta.
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Fred L. Thompson
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
Tenure in Post Office Ends in Salle After 21 Years
In Salle Colorado on June 22 W W Rodgers succeeded Dwight McKenney as postmaster ending a 21 year family tenure. McKenney served three years following his grandfather E W McKenney who held the post eighteen years. Rodgers appointment is temporary pending civil service exam results. He is a Democrat the first from that party to hold the post.
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Salle
Colo
W. W. Rodgers
Dwight McKenney
McKenney
E. W. McKenney
Rogers
Cavalry Officers Promoted Across Numerous Regiments
A long list announces promotions of cavalry officers to captain and first lieutenant across Fourth Twenty-second Thirteenth Fifth Fifteenth First Ninth Twenty-fourth Eighth Eighteenth Twentieth Seventh Eleventh Sixteenth and other regiments. Each officer will join the regiment to which assigned.
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Seth W. Scofield
Fourth Cavalry
James L. Collins
Cavalry
Willam C. McChord
William R. Henry
George F. Patten
Thirteenth Cavalry
Robert M. Cheney
Fifth Cavalry
Lawrence W. MclIntosh
Leutenant
Starley C. Daigley
Charles L. Clifford
Gaston L. Holmes
Fifteenth
George W. Wersebe
Milton R. Fisher
Fifteenth Cavalry
Eighth Cavalry
John 38. Jadwin
Eighteenth Cavalry
Arthur P. Thayer
Twentieth Cavalry
Edward ®. Scheitlin
Edwin A. Martin
Frank G. Ringland
John B. Harper
Ninth Cavalry
Winchell J. Raser
Oliver J. Holman
John J. Mohn
Anthony J. Kirst
William G. Simmons
Twelfth Cavalry
Twelfth
Rexford E. Willoughby
Thirteenth
John D. Austin
Fourteenth Cavalry
John P Kaye
Cleo D. Mayhugh
Sixteenth Cavalry
James W. Barnett
Sixteenth
John C. Mullenix
Tenth Cavalry
Ross McCoy
Seventeenth Cavalry
Howard C. Tobin
Terrill E. Price
William H. Kasten
Edwin Rolimanun
Leon E. Ryder
Richard L. Creed
William M. Husson
Harry Ll. Putnam
Roderick R. Allen
Adolphus W. Roffe
Sixth Cavalry
Edwin D. Morgan, Jr
Leslie B. C. Jones
Seventh Cavalry
Kramer H. Thomas
James R. Finley
Willards. Waderton
Twenty-fifth Cavalry
Hale 8. Cook
Wilson T. Ball
Syrus J. Wilder
Harold C. Fellows
John T. Pierce, Jr
First Cavalry
Henry H. Anderson
North Western Farmers Seek Bank Loans
Spokane June 22 reports applications for charters from 6387 national farm loan associations are on file with the Spokane federal farm loan system. Secretary George C. Jewett announced the associations aim to organize and attract about 94 million dollars in funding for members.
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Spokane, Wach
National Farm Loan Associations
Spokane
Jean Sank
George C. Jewett
Jeane
Jowett Anid
Loans Grow as Charters Proliferate Across Associations
By June actual loans reached 506000 with daily increases while thirty associations receive charters. The average loan per association stands near 40000 and total approved loans hit 1300000. Randolph of Little Horse Creek and R L Henson of Phillips were in town on estatehouse business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Phillips
R. L. Henson
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Cheyenne
Hoover
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
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