Beef Supply and Demand in Wartime Britain and America
An analysis argues Britain will plow 3,000,000 acres to grow human food, reducing cattle herds while relying on U S and other beef producers. It notes high feed costs, stock disposals, and rising prices, with wartime meatless days boosting postwar beef appetite and potential long term demand growth.
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British Isles
Frank D. Tomson
Chicago * Breedery Gazette
United States
Germany
France
Mr Tomson
America
Food Administration
Prosperous Irish Farmers Benefit From Cash In Flows
The Bank of Ireland governor Robert F. Colvill reported deposits rose by 42,000,000 to record highs at the half yearly bank proprietors meeting. He cited abnormal cattle and livestock prices as boosting farmer wealth, enabling some to reduce or forego seasonal borrowing.
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Bank of Ireland
Robert F. Stewart Colvill
Reserves for Home Defence Move to Enrol Citizens
Senator Pearce announced immediate steps to enrol volunteers for the Citizen Forces following his Senate statement. If action is needed, a bill would be sent to Parliament soon. otherwise no bill. Eligible men would be 31 to 60 who fail ALF medical standards, not universal service.
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Senate
Australia
Defence
Pearce
Universal Services
ALF
Death of E J C DeLacey Madigan WA railway clerk
Edward James Cunningham DeLacey Madigan aged 41 longtime Western Australian railways clerk and St John Ambulance officer died recently. Born in New Zealand he resided in Victoria and Western Australia and earned four St John medals. Funeral from Newcastle Street mortuary to St Brigid's Church and Karrakatta Cemetery, with widow Mrs E F De Lacey Madigan and four children among chief mourners.
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Edward James Cunningham DeLacey Madigan
W.A.G. Railways
Dyer Street
Perth
James DeLacey Madigan
Wanganui
New Zealand
Victoria
Northam
St. John Ambulance
Wooroloo
Meriedin
Bey
Sitivehin
Messrs
C. A. Smith and Co
Newcastle Steel
Herth
St. Brigid’s Church
Karrakaia
P. Masterson
E. F. de Lacey Madigan
Valentine de Lacey Madigan
de Lacey Hayes Madigan
W. Madigan
T. Madigan
Cuthbertson
W. Jones
F. Crouch
G. Dance
J. Cuthbertson
UL. Mc
Redmond and Mannix contrasts on the war meaning
An Irish Catholic perspective contrasts John Redmond’s view of the war as liberation and defense of liberty with Dr Mannix’s stance that the conflict is a mere sordid trade war. The piece cites Redmond’s 1917 remarks urging Irish support for the Allies and quotes reactions from Australian and British observers. It references Michael McDonagh’s Somme book and general wartime sentiments in Ireland.
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Arcbishop
France
Catholis
John E. Redmond
Manniz
Geill
John E. Reilmond
Kinglind
Spd
Ireland
Germany
Michael McDonagh
Somme
John Redmond
Redmond
Dr Mannix
Melbourne
Mannix
Valis
Botha
West Africa
England
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