National kitchens in England offer cheaper meals during war
London and Washington reports describe England’s food ministry running national kitchens and a network of national restaurants that undercut private eateries. The first venue near Fleet Street serves lunch from about 35 cents with affordable meat, fish, bread, and tea. patrons include shop workers and clerks, with queues forming before opening.
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England
British Food Ministry
Phillip B. Kennedy
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Bureau of Foreign and Gmestic Commerce
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National Kitchens
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United States
Lloyd George
Churchill
Clynes
United Kingdom
Ministry of Food
C. F. Spencer
Doughnuts Pies and Smiles from Salvation Army Ration Work
The article describes Salvation Army workers turning saved sugar and wheat into doughnuts and pies for soldiers at the front in France. The piece notes long distance smiles from over here to over there and the daily production shown in a pictured scene.
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