Taking the Profit Out of War Plan for Industrial Mobilization
A persuasive essay arguing for an American system to mobilize national resources during war to prevent profiteering. It details the War Industries Board, price controls, labor wages, material allocation, and centralized planning. The piece envisions a future framework where government direction fixes prices and directs labor, materials, and transportation to minimize profits from war.
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Prowsia
America
Wilson
United States
Harding
Coolidge
Omaha
American Legion
War Industries Board
Owen D. Young
Dawes Plan Fame
Walter Hines Page
Page
Johns Hopkins University
Atlantic Monthly
Sisley Huddleston
Europe
Peo
Army
Navy, Shipping Board
Allies and Railroad Administration
Congress
General Crowder
Capital Issues Committee
Treasury Department
New York
Philadelphia
Crowder
France
Treasury
Navy
Shipping Board
Food Administration
Cell Shoes
Washington
Ich
Hoover
Draft Board
Not Her Name Telephone Operator Exchange
A humorous dialogue features an old lady correcting a telephone operator over initials. The operator asks for initials and confusion ensues when the lady insists on Bertha instead of a letter.
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Bertha
Dog Missing Rore Causes Townwide Worry
Fragments describe a missing dog amid confusion and anxiety in the town. A distressed caller notes unsettled feelings and asks for help locating the animal, while references to a hostess and strange happenings appear in incomplete lines.
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The
Nals
Flint
Feon
Railroad Administration
General Superviesing
Fifth Avenue
TYN Mar
W.N.U. Service
Peter Milman
Milman
Bradney
Floyd Malet
Neeland Barnes
Nita
Moulton