Red Cross and Italian Front Workers Boost War Spirit
In northern Italy near Treviso Padua and Venetia provinces American Red Cross relief aids bolster civilian morale and military resistance. Captain Thwaits oversees civilian relief as locals report needs and receive substantial aid amid crowded front towns and refugee flows.
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United States
Sugar policy praised as model from Germany and United States
London reports Professor George Martineau of the University of London urges Britain to study Germany and the United States for sugar policy. He cites German beet rooting stimulus and efficient production raising sugar yield from roots, and notes the United States has expanded production through carefully fostered industry.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
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University of London
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United States
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Sugar Famine Warning and U S Self Sufficiency Claim
The article notes a sugar shortage and urges suffering in America while claiming that in 1915 the United States consumed 4,250,000 tons of sugar, with 4,227,000 tons produced domestically. It asserts independence from foreign sources and the ability to spare a million tons if needed.
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Cars For Hire In High Point Area In 1918 Service
Incorporated office in High Point announces car hire with special trips between High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro starting April 1 1918. Schedules show morning and evening departures from Elwood Hotel Winston Zinzendorf Hotel Greensboro Guilford Hotel and from Guilford Hotel to High Point. Fares six cents per mile with passengers picked up anywhere along the line and one suit rise free. Charges apply for extra luggage. Express service offered with sober careful drivers and daily operation between High Point. Phone 58.
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Air Raids Report Hostile Plane Shot Down and Missing Aircraft
Washington June 4. Air raids with one enemy machine brought down and one American plane missing were reported by the American expeditionary headquarters in France. Patrolling was active in Picardy and Lorraine with artillery fighting in Lorraine and the Woevre.
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Lorraine
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