Typhoon Evokes Narrow Escape and Heroic Rescue at Sea
Sailors recount a brutal typhoon with winds near 116 miles per hour. After hours at sea with no coffee, 59 men were rescued from wrecked ships as crews worked through the night. One captain praised his crew and noted prayers answered, while warnings of another typhoon spread among survivors.
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Farmers See Stable Prices After War Reopening
Washington reports farm prices will stay at about 206 percent of the 1909 14 average, higher than 1918 and not dropping as sharply as 1921 due to government support at 90 percent of parity for two calendar years after the war ends. Officials cite War Finance savings and Victory Loan plans enabling farmers and nonfarm families to weather reconversion with cash to back prices. Secretary Anderson emphasizes urban purchasing power drives prosperity.
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