War strength and Allied odds rise in expert estimates
The latest military strength estimates show the Allies far ahead, with at least 38 million armed, including 9 million Russians and 7 million Germans, while American and Japanese forces are limited. The odds favor the Allies three to one, with potential mobilization raising capabilities. Roumania Serbia and Belgium contribute nearly one million combined strength.
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Roumania
Serbia
Belgium
America
Kaiser Wilhelm Hails War Loan Success Amid Price Concerns
The Kaiser lauds the seventh war loan and urges unity as Germany fights on. The piece notes the loan’s subscriptions fall short of the second Liberty Loan, and reports the German mark at a 66 percent discount in Swedish exchange. It argues for price regulation to curb retailer profiteering during shortages and warns such controls may come.
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Lam
Leaon Yld Co
Courage Under Fire and War Material Struggles Abroad
The piece extols American valor aboard the Antilles and Cassin, praising composure under torpedo attack and duty at battle stations. It shifts to Italy, warning that without coal, nitrates, and labor from miners and workers, Allied war production suffers, urging loyalty and readiness to mobilize repatriates if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Unpatriotic Retailers Sweep Up Profits
The article criticizes retailers for not lowering food prices despite laws and food administration efforts. It cites Hoover noting cases where flour costs to consumers exceed miller prices by up to 1.50 to 2.00 per barrel and sugar priced well above wholesale costs, boosting profiteering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Hoover
Italy Needs Ships and Materials for War Effort
The piece argues Italy lacks coal iron and explosives while America, rich in war resources, should aid. It urges building cargo ships and a strong merchant fleet to deliver munitions to Italy and support allied efforts. It also offers guidance on reading newspapers effectively.
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Italy
Isonzo
Rome
Washington
America
Shipping Board
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