Hoover McAdoo clash and McCumber charges prompt senate critique
The piece critiques Hoover and McAdoo over wartime food logistics and highlights Senator McCumber of North Dakota questioning shipyard delays graft in Hog Island and labor patriotism. It notes broader debates on war preparations, labor, and administration roles during wartime.
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Baker
Navy Department
The
Food Administration
Wilson
Mr. Baker
Navy
Mr. Daniels
McCumber
North Dakota
Hog Island
Food Administration urges grocers to enforce corn meal substitutes
The United States Food Administration High Point Township division urges High Point grocers, distributors, millers, and retailers to enforce cereal substitutes with wheat flour. It condemns unpatriotic resistance to substitutes, outlines rules for when substitutes are required or exempt, and warns violators to report misconduct promptly. It notes special cases for emergency allowances and mentions corn meal recipes to help housekeepers. Senator McCumber is cited on the graft issue.
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United States Food Administration
High Point Township
The
Food Administration
High Point
America
Germany
Snstitute
Ety
Ood
Digging Their Own Graves in Baseball Salary Demands
A columnist warns that players threatening higher salaries threaten their own careers. The piece predicts a rough season in both major leagues despite optimism from Ban Johnson and Charles Comiskey, noting young stars worsen prospects for clubs.
Thrift and Savings Stamps Push At High Point Schools
The school superintendent in High Point leads a drive to place either Thrift or Savings stamps in every home with a school child before the district campaign ends. He seeks full cooperation from parents and teachers to teach thrift through child involvement and hands-on stamp purchases.
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High Point
France not bled white says Knecht in Cleveland speech
Captain Marcel Knecht of the French national commission to the United States tells Cleveland that France is stronger in spirit and nearly as strong physically as in 1914 despite three and a half years of war. He notes 38 million inhabitants at war start, 1 million killed, 1 million crippled, and 3 million fighting in trenches with 1.75 million civilian helpers behind them.
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Cleveland
Ohio
France
Marcel Knecht
French National Commission
United States
Knecht
Imprisoned Ex Premier Caillaux Ill in Sante Prison
Former French premier Caillaux, charged with treason, lies ill for three days at Sante prison. Doctor Secequet is to examine him to decide if transfer to Presnes infirmary is needed.
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Caillaux II
Paris
Caillaux
Sante
Charg
Asheville men confer on Azalea hospital plans
A delegation of Asheville business leaders headed by J. M. Childs travels to Washington to discuss hospital developments at Kenilworth Inn and Azalea with a target cost near 500000 dollars. Ottawa reports the union government widens its Canada France vote majority to 60 seats.
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Washington
Asheville
J. M. Childs
Kenilworth Inn
Azalea
Ottawa
Ont
France
Canada
United States
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Oregon
Hitchcock
Nebraska
East
Senator McCumber
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War Department
Jack Collins
Citgher
Bulletin XIII
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Grocers
Saary
Seri
Ban Johnson
Charles 4. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Gennaion
Mr.Marr
Stamp
Mr. Marr
Capt. Knecht
Rhode Island
Groom House
Willowbrook
Wesley
Enterprise Office
Morris St
Secequet
Presnes
Alzea Hospital
Hart Drug CO
Mrs
Wilbur Jones
Lindsay Street
J. A. Gray
High Point Hardware Co
J. H. Kearns
C. B. Mattock ’S
Gregg
Edwards Business College
W. Arthur Barber
West Washington Street
North Main
Madras
Atlantic
BROWN
London’’S Reliable Store
NEW York Life Insurance Coo
F. A. Ogburn Agent
J. Burt Holder
Loflin Transfer CO
West High St
Ligh Point
N, C
R. E. Andrews
City Transfer CO
J. A. Dalton
Prop
A. E. Frazier
Dental
Bank of Commerce
Staley
Stanton- Welch
Vanced
Bell
N. C
Service Coo
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