Weekly War News Digest Highlights Food Safety and War Aids
The Public Information inquiry finds only one case of ground glass in inspected food, at Fort Smith Arkansas where a loaf contaminated an orphanage. The Food Administration outlines baking substitutions and portion limits to conserve wheat, plus quick breads and milk label allowances. The Fuel Administration warns against using domestic coal sizes in industry while 70 percent output is set for musical instrument production in April and May. Red Cross canteen workers assist soldiers in France with shopping and currency accuracy.
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No Plans For Increasing Army
Secretary Baker told the House military committee there are no plans to expand the army beyond its current authorization or to raise the draft age. He said the War Department will not seek adding forces beyond available equipment for transport and supply, but he may return later with recommendations.
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SERVICE LETTER ACROSS LOYALTY, COURAGE AND DUTY
A wartime pledge lists meanings for each letter in TO YOU L with L for life I for insults B for blood E for earnestness R for riches T for time Y for years B for bond Q for ordeal N for now D for duty S for safety and a call to the public to stand brave and support the boys going to fight.
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