Get the free Congressional Record - Senate, March 19, 1918

This document captures discussions and proceedings from the U.S. Senate on March 19, 1918, focusing on various legislative matters, including appeals for wheat prices amidst war efforts, agricultural conditions, and the call for maintaining food production for military and allied support.

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