Mobilizing the Forces of America for War
A detailed discussion of U S war mobilization outlines bonds issued of seven billion dollars, loans to Allies, torpedo boat destroyers, medical corps, nurses, regulars and marines, railways, food supplies, oil and explosives. It notes commissions, training camps, and rapid expansion of Army and Navy, railroads on a war basis, and federal shipping and food control plans led by Hoover and Goethals with broad coordination.
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Relief Commission
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Great Britain
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Federal Shipping Board
General Goethals
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Congress
Herbert C. Hoover
Meeting Encourages Pine Ridge Indians to Expand Farming
Inspector Linen Parks reports on a Pine Ridge Reservation meeting urging greater farming. Commissioner Sells stresses using available land for cultivation to bolster food supply amid wartime needs. Emphasis on home food storage, root crops, animal husbandry, and Y M C A support for farm development.
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