Keeping Tab on 7000 Ships in US War Fleet Control
The United States Shipping Board runs 1500 merchant ships like a railroad, tracking every vessel every six minutes at Atlantic ports. A planning and statistics division led by B H Gay coordinates with war boards, couriers data to forecast needs, and produces ten day charts showing vessel movements, imports, exports, and port performances to guide allocations and possible transfers to the army.
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Shipping Rd
B. H. Gay
Seye
Ae Harvard
Ley
War Industries and War Trade Boards
Food Administration
War Department
Western Front
War Industries Board
War Trade Board
Daxia
Shipping Board
War Industries and
War Trade Boards
Servant Lack Aids Hotels In New York
New York reports rising trouble in apartment hotels as long time servant staffs disappear amid unprecedented declines in help and rising prices. Fuel shortages, scarce suitable apartments, and limited moving vans worsen the trend, reducing available vacancy in city apartment hotels.
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New York
Jerry nickname for German soldiers spreads among Yankees
A recent note in seniors letters says the enemy nickname Jerry is now used by American soldiers in France for all German troops, originally applied to Sherman aviators and rapidly adopted beyond that group.
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Jerry
France
Value and impact of the motortruck on farming prosperity
Farmers recognize the motortruck as a key asset alongside good roads. The motorcar is hailed as a major contributor to the health, wealth, and happiness of the farmer, marking a turning point in agricultural life.
War increases use of prison labor in road building
Reports to the national committee on prisons and prison labor indicate the war is driving greater deployment of prison labor for road construction across the United States.
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National Committee On Prisons
United Sates