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Story April 17, 1917

The Day Book

Chicago, Cook County County, Illinois

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American women's organizations in New York cabled British Prime Minister Lloyd-George on April 17 requesting a women's advisory war committee to assist with home defense, aid to dependent families, and food conservation amid World War I.

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WOMEN WANT POINTERS FROM ENGLAND ON WAR CONDUCT

New York, April 17. - America's women today asked the British government to supplement the Balfour war commission with a British women's advisory war committee to aid Uncle Sam's mothers and daughters war plans.

The cable request to Lloyd-George went forward today from the Women's University club, New York Consumers' league, Woman Suffrage Party, National League for Women's Service and other women's organizations.

These organizations want experienced English women to help plan home defense organizations, give them data on war-time aid to dependent families and organization for conservation of food supplies.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Women War Efforts British Advisory Committee New York Organizations Home Defense Food Conservation

What entities or persons were involved?

Lloyd George

Where did it happen?

New York

Story Details

Key Persons

Lloyd George

Location

New York

Event Date

April 17

Story Details

American women's organizations cabled Lloyd-George requesting a British women's advisory committee to assist with war planning including home defense, aid to dependent families, and food conservation.

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