Lodge Warns Senate War Prohibition May Antagonize Public
Washington June 25 Lodge warns the Senate that a war prohibition measure must not include wine or beer prohibitions. He argues prohibition may antagonize the public and harm war support, urging focus on war programs and unity. Labor unions and working classes express concern over economic disruption and employment.
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Senate
Washington
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Aesset
Senators flooded with wet and dry prohibition telegrams
Washington letters show thousands of telegrams from farmers merchants and temperance groups urging support for the prohibition plan called the honest plan. Senators report strong country wide input while Wisconsin and New England supply many messages reflecting farm barley acreage and employment concerns from breweries and tax revenues.
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England
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Thit Hall
U S to Halt Neutral Trade With Teutons
The United States plans to restrict exports to Germany and its allies, aiming to starve German forces and aid Allied efforts. A proclamation is expected, limiting shipments of key goods like pig iron and sulfur, signaling a move to curb trade with the Teutons during wartime negotiations.
Milk Price Talk Flares Amid Patriotism Drive
Reported rumors say milk prices may rise as dealers in New York discuss patriotic measures to support war effort and stabilize dairy production. Officials consider restrictions on dairy trade with Germany and neutral nations, with potential milk price adjustments slated for July 1 to aid farmers and curb cattle slaughter.
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Lijlan
New York
New York Statn Sik Testers Inference Board
Rector Street
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Davey Couneil
Compal
Feport
Mayor's Food Campaign Mobilizes 180 Organizations
Representatives of 180 groups met at City Mall on the mayor's call to form a city wide Food Aid Committee. The mayor said the effort aligns with Hoover administration plans and aims to coordinate all local agencies for wartime food relief, with a focus on household economies and restaurant cooperation.
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City Mall
Maybe Mitchel
Yond Aid
Meror
Herbert ©. Totver
Food Directary
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Lowe
F.C
Wale Putt
Hoover
Mager
Watlepal
Wii Hoover
Haw
Tad Downs Talium
Alta Walling
Haey
Careful Packing Urged On Shippers To Cut Food Waste
A health department bulletin warns shippers to protect produce and prevent spoilage after reports of thousands of pounds of fruit and vegetables damaged by poor packing and moisture. Officials urge reliable packing methods and refrigerant use to reduce waste and ensure fresh food reaches New York.
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Department of Health
Auth
New York
Mer
North River
Selére
Wien
Smith River
Fund
Nuryinner
Damsy
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Pineanpley
Sane
Strohlin
Bacaune
Brie
Britain Expects U S To Join Embargo
London reports Britain asks the United States to adopt embargo measures similar to those already used by other Allied powers to restrict neutral maritime trade. Officials indicate the US response is anticipated but not yet decided. The notes emphasize a coordinated effort among allies and stress the urgency of timely action to impact wartime trade dynamics.
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Germany
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America
London
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Great Britain
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Creel to Continue As Official Censor
The administration keeps Creel as the official censor while disputes over reporting the French landing unfold. He will consult army and navy censors before releasing military news. The army censorship initially handled Pershing’s arrival, delaying confirmation of the landing. Secretary Baker reconsidered and sought to control publicity through the censorship apparatus.
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Washington
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France
Reker
Kimeel
Army
Pershing
Feaner
Shipments of Food Abroad Show Huge Increase This Year
News notes a sharp rise in U S food shipments abroad with overall exports up around 2 7 times since last year. Beef imports and sugar exports show notable gains while grain and canned goods rise, signaling increased wartime food distribution and domestic production emphasis.
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