Food speculators blamed for high costs in District markets
National Food Administrator Herbert Hoover and Dr. B L Wilbur outline a plan to stabilize prices and curb waste by eliminating middlemen, boosting local canning and storage, and promoting direct farmer to consumer sales. A Washington district inquiry cites farmers shipping through six hands from field to table, driving up costs for city shoppers.
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Herbert C. Hoover
National Food Administrator
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Congress
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Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
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Nesbit
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South
Smith
Virginia
North Carolina
Delaware
L. Burdick
New York
Consignees
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Veil of Secrecy to Surround Movements
Publicity will be given to the transfer of American troops to Washington July 29. The move to France will be carried on absolutely without city news. Secretary Baker and advisers believe no word should be published of the arrival of troops abroad. It is probable that new regulations under the contingency censorship will be made clear to all newsmen.
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Government seeks no news on wartime rolls backfires
Postmaster General Burleson orders probe into Senator McCumbers charges about withholding news on troop movements. Officials deny hiding disasters under censorship while Navy and Army promise transparency. Statements say no official explanation yet for withholding announcements.
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