Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920Crowell, Benedict
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Demobilization : $b our industrial and military demobilization after the armistice, 1918-1920
Crowell, Benedict
United States. Army. American Expeditionary Forces -- Demobilization; World War, 1914-1918 -- United States
War Contracts:
Extent of, 112–113, 128–129
Standardization of, 122–124
Termination and liquidation of, 129–132, 138
_See also_ Cost-plus Contracts
War Credits Board, 119–120 (footnote)
War Department:
Contract liquidation system of, 135–136, 138
Contractors paid in advance by, 137–138, 141
Contractual obligations of, 112–113, 128–129
Cost of war to, 315–318
Effect of 1917 organization of, upon contracts, 116–117
Expansion of plant of, 256–257
Policies of:
In burying soldier dead, 83–84
In discharging troops, 49–51, 52–53, 105–106
Real Estate Service of, 266–267
Reëmployment campaign of, 104–105
Reorganization of, in 1918, 121
War contracting powers of, 114
War Department Claims Board:
Castor bean case settled by, 208–210
Creation and _personnel_ of, 135
Growth of, 141
Informal contracts settled by, 140
Record of, 143–144
War Industries Board:
Australasian wool purchased by, 248
Contracts made by, 141
Function of, 248
Termination of war industry aided by, 131, 132
War Industry:
Extent of, 2–4
Liquidation of, 132, 133–137
Warner & Swasey: Panoramic sights produced by, 191
War Risk Insurance, Bureau of:
Amalgamation of, with other veterans’ bureaus, 103–104
Disability compensation paid by, 63
Function of, 101
War, Secretary of:
Order of, as to post-armistice production, 131
Powers under Dent Act delegated by, 140
War Department Claims Board created by, 135
Watertown Arsenal:
Expansion of, 168, 169–170, 174, 180
Machinery concentrated at, 178, 179, 180
Watervliet Arsenal:
Expansion of, 168–170, 174
Machinery concentrated at, 180
Watson, Major Mark: On _Stars and Stripes_, 96
Weems, F. C.: On Cuthell Board, 291
West Indian Laborers, 257
_Where Do We Go from Here?_: Booklet used in reëmployment campaign,
108–109
White & Co., J. G.: Settlement of French contract with, 295
Willys-Overland, Inc.: 75-mm. gun carriages produced by, 173
Wilson, Woodrow, President of the United States: And Italian
delegates to Peace Conference, 290
Winterich, Corporal John T.: On _Stars and Stripes_, 95
Woods, Col. Arthur: Reëmployment campaign conducted by, 107
Wool Administrator, 248
Wool Pool, Liquidation of, 248–250
Woollcott, Sergeant Alexander: On _Stars and Stripes_, 96
World War: Costs and benefits of, 315–321
Wounded Soldiers:
Payment of, 65–66
Transportation of, 58–59
Wright-Martin Aircraft Corp.: Engine plant of, retained, 207
Young Men’s Christian Association: Schools of, in A. E. F., 93
Zinc, 277
Zone Finance Officer at Washington: Bonus paid by, 69
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Transcriber’s Notes
Punctuation, hyphenation, and spelling were made consistent when a
predominant preference was found in the original book; otherwise they
were not changed.
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