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Council of National Defense War Industries Board – Bernard Baruch Food Administration – Herbert Hoover Railroad Administration – William McAdoo National.

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2 Council of National Defense War Industries Board – Bernard Baruch Food Administration – Herbert Hoover Railroad Administration – William McAdoo National War Labor Board – W. H.Taft & Frank P. Walsh

3 U. S. Food Administration

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6 National War Garden Commission

7 U. S. School Garden Army

8 U. S. Shipping Board

9 U. S. Fuel Administration

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11 Results of This New Organization of the Economy? 1.Unemployment virtually disappeared. 2.Expansion of “big government.” 3.Excessive govt. regulations in eco. 4.Some gross mismanagement  overlapping jurisdictions. 5.Close cooperation between public and private sectors. 6.Unprecedented opportunities for disadvantaged groups (women, blacks).

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