Wheat Fights Against Time to Stretch Supply Until Harvest
A world wheat crisis is framed as a race among harvest timing stock depletion and American conservation. The Food Administrator urges cutting U S wheat use by at least half to 20 million bushels monthly, storing seed 80 million, and shipping 40 million bushels monthly to the Allies, with a three month wheat ban for many to avert famine and keep Europe fed.
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Our Government Urges Relief for Public Utilities
The White House urges relief for public utilities to keep essential services efficient during wartime. President Wilson emphasizes maintaining maximum efficiency and asks state and local authorities to respond promptly to necessities, offering support to coordinate as national interests require.
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War Fund Committee Reveals How Hundred Million Spent
John D. Ryan, vice chairman of the War Council, discusses the disbursement of the first 100 million dollars from the American Red Cross fund. He announces the May 20 27 drive week and cites totals for allocations to France Belgium Italy Russia Romania Serbia Great Britain and other relief efforts. He notes refunds to chapters and that most funds fund this work, with expenses within membership fees and no use of the full 105 million for administration.
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Red Cross Deeds Praised By General Pershing In France
General Pershing lauds the American Red Cross for unmatched service in France. He notes remarkable efficiency, speed, and resilience under adverse conditions, praising the organization’s constructive work and global impact.
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Preparing for Immortality Quote by Henry Van Dyke
A reflective quotation urges embracing life with brave cheerful fidelity as the preparation for immortality attributed to Henry Van Dyke. The brief note frames a timeless philosophy on living fully.
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