Food Administration story of the Red Cross aid in Europe
The narrative urges readers as the Food Administration to see how saved food helps refugees in France and Italy. It shows distributions in Palermo and Massimo, where mothers and children receive American beef, rice, and condensed milk. It links personal sacrifice to relief of war‑stricken families and recalls France’s devastations and shelter canteens fed by American aid.
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Italy
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Senator Borah Urges Government Takeover of Monopolies
Idaho Senator Borah, leader of the Progressive Republicans, backs FTC suggestions to nationalize packing plants. He says the time has come for every monopoly, especially natural ones, to be regulated by the federal government and favors government control of stock yards.
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Borah
Idaho
Federal Trade Commission
United States
Unprepared For Air War
Kansas City Star reports that lack of preparation and organizational failures hampered early air warfare efforts. The memo blames the War Department for delays in developing and producing combat aircraft, noting Europe’s rapid aviation progress and insufficient domestic demand before declaration of war.
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War Department
Europe
Carefulest Kaiser Tribute Poem Reflects Six Uninjured Sons
A poem by Irving Bacheller in St. Louis Republic salutes the German Kaiser amid wartime sentiment. It contrasts the king’s six uninjured sons with the suffering of war, using bold imagery of safety and restraint as a critique of militarism.
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Germany
Irving Bacheller
St. Louis Republic
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