Peace Adds to U. S. Food Task in Postwar World
A world survey shows sufficient wheat supply but fats scarce as peace returns. The Food Administration warns that global hunger could trigger unrest if nations fail to conserve and share. The U S must continue careful production, export, and consumption to avert famine abroad and hunger at home.
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Australia
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Hit of empty granaries to draw 141000000 bushels for export
A bold act by a free people pushes grain sales to 141 million bushels abroad, aiming to bolster export markets and secure economic leverage. The move reflects national resolve to marshal surplus amid uncertain harvests and global demand.
Food control by voluntary action seen as bold democracy test
The article reflects on voluntary food control as a bold, experimental democratic move. It frames public cooperation and self-imposed limits as evidence of civic trust and collective responsibility in a shifting economy.
Methods of Democracy and Hoover's War Speech
A U S Food Administrator testified before the Senate Agricultural Committee about reliance on voluntary public support for the war effort. He praised democracy and cooperation, saying self-help mobilizes American brains and that failure would imply German domination and the collapse of political ideals. He warned against German guidance.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
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