Cook Who Survived U boat Sinks Wins Maine Trek
Daniel Giro, a negro cook aboard the Edward H. Cole sunk by a German U boat off the Jersey coast, vows to travel by train to Maine. He recounts the escape, describes rescue by steamship, and notes wartime food conservation efforts led by Hoover and Wilson.
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Meat and cereals figures show wartime food gains
Allies obtained 2,166,500,000 lbs of meat and 259,900,000 bushels of cereals in 1916-17, rising to 8,011,100,000 lbs of meat and 340,800,000 bushels of cereals in 1917-18, marking substantial increases in food supplies.
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Sugar Shortage Hits Spain and Portugal
Sugar shortages hit Spain and Portugal as beet crops fail and limited ocean tonnage hinders cane stock movement. Granulated sugar sold in Barcelona for 19 cents a pound and government fixed brown sugar in Lisbon at 81.04 to 1.12 dollars per pound, while Swedish beet sugar runs about 14 cents.
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