Blanket Sale Tops H C L Fight and War Aims
Two million wool and cotton blankets were offered for sale by the War Department to curb living costs. Governor Cox announced forty warrants to arrest food profiteers and sought federal permission to confiscate two million pounds of meat and poultry in cold storage. President Wilson vetoed sealing daylight saving. war-time measures and rail plans are debated. unrest and food shortages noted across Europe and cities.
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