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Stalking the Greasy Kid Stuff
Trillin, Alice Stewart | October 21, 1978 issue
Reviews the book 'Alice, Let's Eat,' by Calvin Trillin.

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Women's Mags: The Chic Sell
Henry, Nancy | June 5, 1972 issue
Discusses the role of advertising in the success of women's magazines. Need for loyal advertisers for women's magazines; Practice of preferential treatment...

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Starving for Science
Cort, David | November 9, 1964 issue
Science is at its best when it faces up to really fundamental questions. Such an occasion was the University of California's last symposium on "Food and...

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UNRRA's Battle
Stone, I. F. | March 30, 1946 issue
The most enlightening document made public at the fourth session of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) Council was a hitherto...

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Why India Starves
Masani, M. R. | July 20, 1946 issue
The article presents information abut the grave food situation in India. The masses of the people have, in the best of times, barely one square meal a day...

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The Farmer's Job
Hearst, James | April 27, 1946 issue
This article focuses on the job of farmers. Non-farm people have really no understanding of the nature of farmers or of farming. The Iowa farmer is sensitive...

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LATIN AMERICA. Labor Between Bread and Revolution
Lens, Sidney | September 19, 1966 issue
The problem confronting Latin American labor can be defined in one estimate and one fact. The estimate is that by the year 2000 the population of this area...

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Whose Business Is Birth Control?
Borrie, W. P. | December 12, 1959 issue
Recent controversy on the birth control issue has given the public an opportunity of extending their knowledge about the nature of the world's population...

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Letter from Hamburg
Richie, Donald | August 24, 1963 issue
Focuses on Hamburg, Germany's only major seaport. Description of the city; Reputation the city has for serving good food; Thoughts on the Germans' preoccupation...

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The Shape of Things
November 10, 1945 issue
The article presents news related to world politics. The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) adopted a charter which has already been...

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