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Sugar policy blunders cost Americans billions in sugar
The London Times notes large sugar consignments from Great Britain to the United States and criticizes U S policy. The piece blames Attorney General Palmer for high Louisiana prices and the government's refusal to buy Cuban sugar, arguing these moves inflated prices and cost Americans about a billion dollars this year. It cites Hoover and White House statements and calculates per capita consumption at 100 pounds annually with price impacts.
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